chris.hol...@multiedge-net.co.uk> wrote:
> Following the PCB making workshop on Saturday I left my PCB drill bits at
> the space.
> There's one each in the two pillar drills and a box of them (pale green
> plastic) on or around the drill bench.
> As they're quite fragile (and relatively expensive) if anyone comes across
> them, could you please put the bits from the drills back in the box and
> keep the box somewhere safe? If anyone wants to use the drill and changes
> the bit and just leaves them lying around, they'll probably snap - they're
> very fragile.
> Thanks.

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On Monday, 24 September 2012 10:22:01 UTC+1, Chris Holden wrote:

> Following the PCB making workshop on Saturday I left my PCB drill bits at
> the space.
> There's one each in the two pillar drills and a box of them (pale green
> plastic) on or around the drill bench.
> As they're quite fragile (and relatively expensive) if anyone comes across
> them, could you please put the bits from the drills back in the box and
> keep the box somewhere safe? If anyone wants to use the drill and changes
> the bit and just leaves them lying around, they'll probably snap - they're
> very fragile.
> Thanks.

> Hi Chris,

> I have taken out the drills from the pillar drills and placed back in
> green box, then placed upon members area shelf on top of some other
> things with your name on.