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	 I bought one of these sets a few years ago, mostly to work on the back screws for drawer glides that need repaired. https://www.amazon.com/GearWrench-85035-35-MicroDriver-Set/dp/B0062FSAVI It's turned out to be one of my favorite tools and most-used screwdrivers. Some of the things I like about it. * better in tight spots than a "stubby" screwdriver * more torque when needed * fast ratcheting action, especially over those L-shaped allen wrenches that you need to remove and reset every partial turn * can press down with your other hand on the ratchet and really help with partially stripped heads * knurled wheel so you can finger start nuts or bolts and get the threads right * standard 1/4" drive lets you use longer or other accessories, available elsewhere * lots of drive types right there. No more looking for that T-15 Torx driver or 10mm wrench somewhere I've supplemented mine with some other drives that come in handy * metric Allen drives * Pozi-driv for those Euro-hinge adjustments * #0 Robertson * some magnetic drives for when I really have an inaccessible screw or nut I bought one of these sets a few years ago, mostly to work on the back screws for drawer glides that need repaired. https://www.amazon.com/GearWrench-85035-35-MicroDriver-Set/dp/B0062FSAVI It's turned out to be one of my favorite tools and most-used screwdrivers. Some of the things I like about it. * better in tight spots than a "stubby" screwdriver * more torque when needed * fast ratcheting action, especially over those L-shaped allen wrenches that you need to remove and reset every partial turn * can press down with your other hand on the ratchet and really help with partially stripped heads * knurled wheel so you can finger start nuts or bolts and get the threads right * standard 1/4" drive lets you use longer or other accessories, available elsewhere * lots of drive types right there. No more looking for that T-15 Torx driver or 10mm wrench somewhere I've supplemented mine with some other drives that come in handy * metric Allen drives * Pozi-driv for those Euro-hinge adjustments * #0 Robertson * some magnetic drives for when I really have an inaccessible screw or nut
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	So buried deep within the hallowed halls of the "Whats on your workbench" thread is a little project I've been working on. I've gotten to the point of getting a few things together to hopefully be moving at a steady pace and in the spirit of continuity here is it's own thread and a few copy and paste for info.. I've had this thing for years.......I think it came with some axes I purchased..I had intentions of using it in the shop but due to it's design it is NOT user friendly for me to get in and out of. I honestly don't see how anyone thought it was user friendly but whatever. So...we're gonna turn it into some other something's. I think I've got some curl spotted in some of the boards ( pretty sure it's not saw marks ) ...I also have several things I'm looking at for simple tool storage for files and such. I got it tore down and wood is cleaned of hardware and nails.
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	I just ordered this set of screw drivers and picks, I have a couple black powder revolvers and I really need to get into the guts and clean em up really good. Regular screw drivers will mess up the screws and finish, these Grace Drivers are hollow ground, made for guns, once I get em in my hands, and use them I'll follow this up with a review. These picks will come in handy too.
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	  HF 20 volt lithium toolsRon Altier posted a topic in Machinery, Tools, Research, Reviews and Safety Harbor freight just came out with these. I hope they have a chuck that will hold things. I got a drill there years ago and the chuck would not stay tight https://www.harborfreight.com/20v-hypermax-lithium-12-in-drilldriver-kit-63531.html?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2817bauer&utm_source=1012&cid=mEmail_s1012_c2817bauer&sfid=

 
					
						 
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
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