All of the molded > connectors > on the serial cables in my collection are slightly thicker than that. > > Does anybody have a good source of serial cables with connectors that will > fit? This must be a solved problem by now, but my google-fu hasn't worked. > My solution? A die grinder. I just hog-off the extra plastic until they fit.

. > Decades ago a 1mm x 1 mm die was about as small as you could get. From what > I can see that has not dropped by more than a factor of two in 40 years (if at all). > Yes, there’s a lot more to it than just a dicing saw. Things like bond wire attach > also figure in.

corners. > The union is there for the convenience of eliminating the generation using * > I thought about using cuboid with rounding and differencing out the top part with negative rounding on the top of the difference cuboid > Is there an easier way?

The only case that I can think of where you would want that would be if you expected to use resize() and wanted it to scale the entire original drawing, whitespace and all.

.) >> >> Thanks, all!

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>>> and got >>> PHILIPS, PM6681, 0, MAIN V1.09  26 JAN 2001 / GPIB V1.13  26 JAN 2001 >>> >>> So connection is good. Interestingly the *IDN command description >>> says the PM6681 will return its SN but the SN field here is 0. Oh >>> well, not important. >>> >>> Then I sent *PUD?