Article [13] ST1300 - TupperWare Worksheet

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HUMMMMMMMM. Take a board the size of the worksheet and attach the laminated worksheet to it. Drill some appropriate holes and just pop them in the holes when you remove them. Knowing me, I would kick the worksheet and mess up the bolts...

mitch
 
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Very impressive. I've used little snack size baggies that are labeled, but I like this a lot better.
 
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Unbelieveable! Fantasmagorical! I know you put a lot of time and effort into this. I can't thank you enough. This is the best thing since sliced bread! :bow1:

A humble minion of the ST1300,

Dale :D
 
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Great job. Made the first removal of the ST plastics so much easier and no worries about where the pieces go when I put it back together.
 
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Fantastic, I wish I had the worksheet when I pulled of the tupperware! Got some of the push pins mixed up and had one left over. In the end, I ordered several of each type of push pins. How hard would it be to have the part number for each pin. What program did you use make the worksheets with? I would be willing to put Part Numbers on each one.

Thanks!!!!!!

Anthony :06biker:
 
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Outstanding John! :bow1:

Already printed off a couple for future use.
 
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I have added a 3rd worksheet that looks like this:

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Page 3

Also, I edited the first post to include all three.

It is nice to see you are finding these helpful :)
 
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Its been said. Great idea. Now produce in a selection of colours (including white), laminate, and sell to Honda distributors for huge profit - but not before I get to a PC so I can download the sucker!

Incidentally, these will help me order the replacements I need, too. Bonus.
 
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Wow, maybe I can use this to find the location of the left over fastners!

Thanks
 
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I'll add my name to the list of people saying it would sure be nice if you did one of these for the 1100. Looks like it would be a great asset.
 
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Man, thank you so much. Amazing what great and nice things people do here.
 
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