This is what i have at work and consider it for me as must have. show us your stuff :)
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This is what i have at work and consider it for me as must have. show us your stuff :)
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A set of screwdrivers and a Swiss army knife... and black tape, that thing's important.
I have bunch of keys in my pocket always.
a Mouse :klatsch_3:
My my... I bought this shortly after getting my first laptop, reasoning that a portable computer that was smaller than a regular one should have a smaller mouse too.
http://www.sb-innovation.de/attachme...chmentid=21421
Didn't use it for long, but the fun and learning experience provided were worth the $2 :smilie4:
I think all one ever needs is a swiss army knife, aka a SAK. A good one will take care of anything you'll have to deal with.
I use the Huntsman from Victorinox.
A Leatherman multitool, a pen and a bunch of papers.
Well, back in the day I took mine to work and no one was bothered; in fact, it came useful a few times... then again, I worked at a public school.
I recently replaced my semi-destroyed screwdriver set with this one.
http://www.sb-innovation.de/attachme...chmentid=21488
My only complaint is that the magnet inside the handle could be stronger, but it's still good enough, especially considering the $3 price tag :smilie4:
ah you must be working with watches in some capacity? that looks like a caseback opener.
Who, me? I only do computer repair, but my previous set only had six screwdrivers (three flatheads, three Philips) and I decided I'd pay for an upgrade, rather than just a replacement. Plus, I like plundering magnets from dead hard drives, and those have screws of all shapes and sizes...
I just saw this post now.
They won't last. And it's not just this particular set. Anything with bits is badly constructed. They only manufacture this crap is to offer competitive prices. This and the fact that people are more attracted to small things that big ones. However, nothing will beat the durability of a full, single body screw driver. I have a bucket filled with these. IF a single screw drivers gets whacked, you just replace that one. But in a set, such as yours, if one breaks, you have to buy the entire set again. You see the reasoning behind it?
I've been thinking about my previous reply of the thread, describing a SAK. I did not realize at the time that the SAK is essentially a copy of the knife. If you think about, all the tools included in the SAK resemble a knife, screw driver, corkscrew, nail file, tooth pick. What they've done is to take a single item and break it into smaller and supposedly more specific ones. They make... toys. Toys for the modern man, because when push comes to shove, it won't help, by any means.
Back to the topic, I think at any workplace, you need just two things: a knife and a pencil, depicting ability and intelligence.
I love SAKs. Even the most used tool is always the big knife and rarely use the rest.