One is a phillips converted into a punch for aligning sheetmetal screw holes. The other is to straighten the grills on fans and air conditioners.
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One is a phillips converted into a punch for aligning sheetmetal screw holes. The other is to straighten the grills on fans and air conditioners.
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Thanks Alien! I've added your Screwdriver Modifications to our Metalworking category, as well as to your builder page: Alien's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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You can also use a cotter pin removal tool for the second tool, however they were in the $10 range last time I looked. However you can use your repurposed screw driver to remove cotter pins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alien
