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Seeking Decent Precision Screwdriver Set
Richard J Kinch wrote:
Larry Jaques writes: I have a POS set something like this: http://tinyurl.com/2ledv4 Yeah, I never understood who came up with the lame idea that knurling shafts about as thick as vermicelli was a good way to harness hand torque. Who makes a GOOD small phillips and flat set for not too much money? Don't laugh, but this item has been serving me well: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=47823 Tough, well formed tips. You can lean on the swivel end while twisting on the fat rubber barrel to apply a lot of torque. When the ones I posted about went up in price at my local store, I ordered 6 of these from Harbor Freight and for 2 bucks a set I am overwhelmed. Great stocking stuffers. I also picked up a two sets of rolling head prys since using two sizes out of one set often doesn't work out so well. Wes |
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