Advice on Lisa 2 restoration

On 04/04/11 19:23, Tony Duell wrote: I'm wondering if it would be worth building some form of "small thing disassembly box" to alleviate this problem. Basically, you take a 40-litre under-bed storage box (~?5, Poundstretcher), flip it upside down (thus turning the lid into the base) and use a holesaw to drill two large holes in the side big enough to put your hands through. Optionally attach some thin elbow-length gloves to these holes so your hands go through the gloves and into the box. This way, anything that decides to "ping" off into never-never-land will be restricted to "pinging" into one of the walls of the box. Gravity ensures that any tiny little things which choose to do this will end up in or near the bottom of the box. I've heard of similar things being done for hard drive repair -- though this involves adding a HEPA filter to get rid of particles in the air. The theory being that it's easier to keep a 1ft * 1ft * 2ft box clean than it is to do the same to an entire room... -- Phil. classiccmp at philpem.me.uk http://www.philpem.me.uk/