> > It was on a test-bench setup. Part of my job back then was calibrating > the stroke of cylinders to the 3-15 psi control signal. Plant air > (power supply for the cylinder) was around 50 psi, IIRC.
Lucky it was just the pliers. Pneumatics can be rather dangerous at that pressure. > > Just one of those things, where you forget where you left things. Of > course, nowadays, more than a half-century later, I forget where I leave > my keys, glasses, wife, etc. So it's not something that's remedied > with age… I’m sure your wife loves that.. When I was an electrician working in the HVAC industry, we had fortnightly catchups to swap tools that we had found (or left) in ceiling cavities. I still have stuff with other peoples names engraved on them. > > Indeed, lately I seem to be suffering increasingly with the "where did I > put that?" problem, even if the "when" was only a few minutes earlier. I’m not even fifty, and I have that problem.
