The Z Build(s) 3.0 - Go Big and/or Go Home

After seemingly forever, googling, going in circles, I finally found a part number reference to the exact Molex part number for the loose terminals for these connectors, it is 0855102. Digikey did not have them in stock, but Mouser did!

I got $200 of them for $20. That should give me more than enough to learn from and mess up several.

They did have a warning on their site about shipping delays due to a backlog after a previous weather event, so who knows when I will actually get them. I think I'll have to move on to working on custom pump mounting while I wait for these to arrive.


Interesting side note:

Today I learned (from the Molex spec sheet) that Molex only rates these terminals for 25 insertions. I bet you never knew that about your fan connectors, huh?
 
Brian_B said:
We used to call them dykes

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I have a coworker that was called into HR. Working on wiring in an elevated rack and had a new hire working with him. Asked her to pass him they dykes. She got flustered... ended up calling an HR meeting. He was called in with his manager who asked what this was all about. His answer... Just watch.

So you called (name) a dyke? You know that isn't appropriate.

I understand but that's not what happened.

What do you mean?

It's the name of a tool. an angle cutter is called a Dyke.

Oh really and why is that?

Because it makes Diagonal cuts. Dikes.

HR, Ok... I understand. We will have to discuss this offline (shuffles away write up paperwork)

Manager: Thanks for your time....

Later... LAUGHTER FOR YEARS.
 
Grimlakin said:
I have a coworker that was called into HR. Working on wiring in an elevated rack and had a new hire working with him. Asked her to pass him they dykes. She got flustered... ended up calling an HR meeting. He was called in with his manager who asked what this was all about. His answer... Just watch.

So you called (name) a dyke? You know that isn't appropriate.

I understand but that's not what happened.

What do you mean?

It's the name of a tool. an angle cutter is called a Dyke.

Oh really and why is that?

Because it makes Diagonal cuts. Dikes.

HR, Ok... I understand. We will have to discuss this offline (shuffles away write up paperwork)

Manager: Thanks for your time....

Later... LAUGHTER FOR YEARS.
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This reminds me of the strippers I keep in my basement.
 
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