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If the NikonScan app can't see a SCSI attached scanner, then usually the Windows computer needs
the Adaptec ASPI driver installed too (in addition to the SCSI board AHA-2940 driver).
II. Tools needed:
1) Set of jewelers screwdrivers, needs both flat bladed and Phillips tips. As a minimum, a set of 6
from Radio Shack $8-10 (Archer Japan) will do. A quality set from Felo Cat# 280-907-06 kit of six
double hex shaft tips plus handle with knurled nut clamping chuck (Germany) $40 is better,
especially their Phillips #0 size (UPC 4007157-507235).
A separate Wiha brand Cat#261 Phillips #1 screwdriver ($7 Germany) is also highly recommended
for its precision tip that fits screw heads perfectly, even under high-torque stress and has a 3" long
round shaft and rigid handle for hard-to-reach mechanism screws. The Wiha tip is machined so
precisely that screws seem to stick on the tip without being magnetic.
May need a medical-type hemostat, forcep or tweezer to pick out dropped and re-position tiny
screws. Available at an unusually complete Ace hardware store, such as Seven Corners Hardware,
St Paul, Minnesota, (651) 224-4859 7corners.com, with an upstairs nationally-rated catalog mail-
order operation at (800) 328-0457
2) DuPont Teflon Multi-Use Lubricant, sets up dry, Cat# D002101, UPC 036121-176232, 2 fl oz,
mfgr & distrib Finish Line, Inc, 1545 5th Industrial Ct, Bay Shore, Long Island NY 11706, (631)
666-4186; a fine particulate teflon carried in a evaporative petrochemical dispersing vehicle, or
equivalent
http://www.performancelubricant.dupont.com/dp_products_multi.html
. Popular at REI
and bike shops, Finish Line Teflon Dry Lube $5 2oz squeeze bottle;
http://www.finishlineusa.com/products/lubechoices.htm#dry
Fig 1. Jewelers screwdrivers, typical Radio Shack in front, Felo Phillips #0 with hex shaft middle,
and Wiha Phillips #1 in back, with Teflon lubricant
