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Distortion I mean -> bending, curling
Basically, I'll pull out a wire with my finger nail or a single claw from the oscilloscope probe. Unless the wire is short, it will often bend or distort in the process. There must be a much smarter way to do this. One way I thought was if there was someway to have two oscilloscope probes parallel to each other. What would be some clever small tools or methods to pull out wires perfectly with no bending or curling? There must be a simple solution. If your answer is "just use your fingers" then please don't respond because I am actually looking for an answer and don't want to make people think the thread has been answered.
Small tricks when breadboarding have helped me make more consistently neat breadboards.
This guy had some great tips including using a very small screwdriver to indent wires. The kind of answer I'm hoping to get in this thread is another neat little trick to help you consistently be neat with your wiring.
This is what I mean by the oscilloscope probe or claw. The metal piece that attaches and claws/grabs onto something
https://www.google.com/search?q=osc...a=X&ei=L1ObVfGJNNOoyAT086u4Cg&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAg
Basically, I'll pull out a wire with my finger nail or a single claw from the oscilloscope probe. Unless the wire is short, it will often bend or distort in the process. There must be a much smarter way to do this. One way I thought was if there was someway to have two oscilloscope probes parallel to each other. What would be some clever small tools or methods to pull out wires perfectly with no bending or curling? There must be a simple solution. If your answer is "just use your fingers" then please don't respond because I am actually looking for an answer and don't want to make people think the thread has been answered.
Small tricks when breadboarding have helped me make more consistently neat breadboards.
This guy had some great tips including using a very small screwdriver to indent wires. The kind of answer I'm hoping to get in this thread is another neat little trick to help you consistently be neat with your wiring.
This is what I mean by the oscilloscope probe or claw. The metal piece that attaches and claws/grabs onto something
https://www.google.com/search?q=osc...a=X&ei=L1ObVfGJNNOoyAT086u4Cg&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAg