Sometimes you can go crazy looking for the right tool when fixing small electronic devices.
I have a great local hardware store but they’re more geared to the usual larger tool sizes. The good guys at NewerTechnology have put together a nifty assortment of small tools for the tinkerers among us.
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The toolkit contains:
• Straight Blade 1.8mm
• Straight Blade 3.0mm
• Phillips #00
• Phillips #2
• Torx T6
• Torx T8
• Torx T10
• Scissor Clamp
• Tweezers
• (2) Nylon Pry Tools (aka “Spudgers”)
• Nylon Carrying Case
The tips are hardened steel…
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…and magnetized:
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The tops of the drivers rotate so that you can hold them in place with your index finger while using them – IMHO a must for small tools.
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Included with this kit are two small plastic pry-bars (aka “spudgers”) – if you’ve ever tried to open a screen bezel or do your own battery replacement for an Ipod, these are what you need:
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Finally also included are a tweezers and scissor clamp – handy for holding small parts:
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All this with a nice carry case – not a bad piece of kit. Street price about $18. Worth a serious look if you’re like me – always tinkering with electronics and scurrying arround for the right small tool.
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