crimp-on D-sub pin removal

[Tony Duell]

> It is possible to remove these with basic garage tools: all you need 
> are a small piece of thin sheet aluminum and a moderate precision 5/64" 
> metal dowel- in short an aluminum soda pop can and a 5/64 drill. Form 

I've found the metal from the shutter of a discarded 3.5" floppy disk is 
also quite useful for making things like this. It might be too thick for 
D-series pins, but it works for Molex pins, etc.

-tony