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  1. 10-20-2011, 05:41 PM #29
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    I have found it handy to have magnetic screwdrivers
    (once you stick steel to a magnet, it turns magnetic, or just wipe it across the magnet a few times)
    as they keep the screw attached to the screwdriver when you pull it out.

    Sometimes a screw gets cockeyed just at the finish of the thread & jams in there, the magnetic screwdriver (actually its a 'Screwturner') helps to stop that happening.

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