82 in 1 Precision Screwdriver Set

A closer look

Tiny fasteners inside a handheld console or laptop chassis sit down narrow wells where straight drivers bind against plastic walls. We grind these tips to sit square in the fastener recesses, pairing them with reaches that bend around interior frames. The bit holds the screw on the way down so nothing rolls across the bench.

• Magnetic tip hold. The steel holds enough magnetic pull to lift a loose fastener clear of a circuit board. It keeps the tiny screw seated on the drive head while you aim for threaded standoffs under a desk lamp.
• Reaching awkward angles. A flexible shaft couples between the handle and the bit to snake past ribbon cables and battery brackets. You can turn fasteners that hide around corners without stripping the head from an off-axis push.
• Straight deep wells. The rigid extension rod adds direct reach for fasteners sunken deep inside a housing. It keeps the wider collar of the handle up above the delicate plastic edges of the opening, so the driver stays upright.
• Matching the recess. Look closely at the pattern stamped into the fastener before applying torque. A tip that rocks inside the drive shape will round off soft metal quickly, so match the edges directly under good light first.