[PB] adding ram - tool sets

[Jill Whenmouth]

re the 920-91 Master Technicians Bench Top Set.
http://www.wihatools.com/92190rack.htm
wow!  how beautiful.   ah!

but the single screwdrivers at $5 and $6 each look mighty fine too....and i
can afford that
http://www.wihatools.com/273serie.htm

Thanks for recommending this site.  These screwdrivers look so much better
(esp the anti-static feature) than my radio shack collections.  I'd not
heard of wiha before.  (great name!)

 Jill



> From: R B Williams <brucewll at comcast.net>
>Subject: Re: [PB] adding ram
> I'll add my recommendation for the Master Technicians Bench Top Set. I
> must have 10 partial miniature tool sets from Radio Shack or wherever that
> have failed over the years. This kit is complete and the drivers don't
> strip out with stubborn fasteners. It's well worth the price to not worry
> about damaging a screw with a bad fit.
> 
> RB
> 
> Christian Dupuis wrote:
> 
>> On 30-Sep-04, at 9:42 AM, Jim Freeman wrote:
>> 
>>> Thanks for the tip. Those tools look cool. But which set did you get?
>>> I'd like some combo that included torx, since I've got those in my
>>> Pismo. I guess I should figure out which tools I need for my
>>> particular machines and buy them individually. But the idea of having
>>> a set which fits everything Apple will ever throw at me is very
>>> appealing.
>>> 
>>> Anyway, I borrowed a screwdriver from the tech guy at work and
>>> installed my ram. No problem.
>> 
>> We got the 920-91 Master Technicians Bench Top Set. Wasn't cheap, but
>> it had every Torx and Phillips we needed for iBooks and Powerbooks, as
>> well as the small tools we often need for precision repairs. You can
>> probably put together something a tad more affordable by just getting
>> the Torx and Phillips drivers, as well as a small precision allen key
>> set.
>>