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Marking hex bits to make it easier to find the right one - anyone?
Does anyone think it would be useful to mark hex bits somehow to make
it easier to find the right one? In particular a way to find the PZ2 that one always wants would be very handy. Is there any sort of standard colour coding (I've found a few sets advertised with colour coding but I can't see any sort of consistency). I was just thinking of marking my PZ bits with a black stripe for PZ0, brown for PZ1, red for PZ2 and orange for PZ3. (Think resistor colour codes, they're embedded in my brain so easy for me). Then maybe a single colour for all Philips and another for slotted as these are less frequently used. -- Chris Green · |
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