[sdiy] Digikey bags
Roman Sowa
modular at go2.pl
Thu May 27 10:10:38 CEST 2021
I use them to pack stuff for my customers and when I carry something
small between work and home. Still a lot left, but they're not flooding me.
Nevertheless I can't understand some packing techniques DigiKey and many
others use: one small bag, inside there is another bag with
potentiometer, then another one with a nut, and another one with washer.
Maybe there is a way to comact them at higher temperature to form a
brick out of them, then build a plastic house.
Roman
W dniu 2021-05-27 o 09:01, David G Dixon via Synth-diy pisze:
> Hey SDIY Team,
> Sorry to interrupt all the Monty Python riffing, but I've got a fairly
> unconventional question, which I would guess many of you have also pondered:
> What do you do with all of your Digikey bags?
> I just ordered 100 each of about 54 different values of 1% resistors for
> my two Dome filter designs, and I transferred the resistors from the
> bags they came in to the bags I already had brightly labelled in red
> Sharpie ink. Somehow, I seem to be left with what looks like about 2000
> empty bags. Some of the resistors were packed in 10 bags of 10 inside a
> bigger bag. Some were in 4 bags of 25 in a bigger bag. Quite a few
> were in a small bag of 100 placed inside a bigger bag with an identical
> label.
> I can imagine blue Digikey bags flowing out of my doors and windows like
> so much flood water if I make too many more Digikey orders. I've
> already got shoeboxes of the damn things stored all over my garage. I
> hate just dumping them in the recycling bin, or (heaven forfend) the trash.
> Cheers,
> Dave Dixon
>
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