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Surface mount hotcakes

Breakfast With Reflow
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It appears Synoptic Labs may be running into budget problems as skillet space seems in very short supply. What a shame, the chefengineer must have realized he'd rendered that flapjack inedible due to probable solder contamination - well, we assume he realized. He did . . . didn't he?!? - My breakfast with reflow

Hot-Plate-Reflow-Crop
The $30 hot skillet reflow oven

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Posted by: Bob Darlington on April 21, 2008 at 4:09 PM

Lead

I love the taste of lead laden flapjacks! Hopefully you'll mark these in some way to let others know that they are no longer for food service.

Posted by: on April 22, 2008 at 8:34 PM

Enjoy your cancer!

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