Tool deal at Sears

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very frustrating using a 1/4" mini crescent wrench to remove metal mini
posts from the playfields (and reinstall - Medusa has like 20 of
these). Went on a quest to Sears for:

1) deep nutdriver. No dice.

2) tried drilling out a nutdriver. No dice.

3) looked for deep well socket in 1/4". HA!

4) in the bargin area of the counter they had an decopauge design
flower handled reversible screwdriver and double nutdriver - perfect
for stuff. 2 flat, 2 phillips, one side is 1/4" nutdriver with about 3
inches clearance (you can go all the way to the PF with a post stud)
and the other side is .... errr... the size that almost every other
item is on the PF (5/16" I think) and only $3.99..... I bought 2 so
that when I lose one I can find the other. Biggest disadvantage is
that it's ugly.

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they might have been out of it they had 1/4 deep well sockets and also
several empty pegs for the same. At any rate, I like the 3.99 screw
driver, I won't need the extra leverage a socket wrench could afford.

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Better deal at Harbor Freight.

Similar tool. Screwdriver with two reversible
double-headed bits. Holder is 1/4 on one end,
5/16 on the other. Fits everywhere. $1.99.

Bright, flourescent handles.

I get buckets of them when they are on sale.

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Fred
TX
CARGPB#8
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<seymour-shabow@excite.com> wrote ...

> 4) in the bargin area of the counter they had an decopauge design
> flower handled reversible screwdriver and double nutdriver - perfect
> for stuff. 2 flat, 2 phillips, one side is 1/4" nutdriver with about 3
> inches clearance (you can go all the way to the PF with a post stud)
> and the other side is .... errr... the size that almost every other
> item is on the PF (5/16" I think) and only $3.99..... I bought 2 so
> that when I lose one I can find the other. Biggest disadvantage is
> that it's ugly.
>