kevin wrote:
Don't worry about the screwdriver. A cheap one from sears, or even
home depot, or heaven forbid mal-wart, should be fine for any
particular job. A cheap one will wear out quicker, but should work
fine for the time being.

You must be a light user or easily pleased. I have had new screwdrivers
(my sister, God love her) as often had me over to fix something and does not
always tell me about the repair until I am there. She may have a nice new
screwdriver, and maybe it is even the right size, but she always buys cheap.
I seldom able to complete a job with it. I finally bought her (really me) a
few good tools.



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Joseph Meehan

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