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What screwdriver to look for to remove cross point screws on top- and baseplate ? I want a "better quality (micro) tool" and checked the web, but I am not sure what the right size is. I am looking at a set and it says "Phillips (Cross) No. 00 and No. 0".
To big for the screws, lets say for a Canonet ? What size to use? Thanks, ISO
To big for the screws, lets say for a Canonet ? What size to use? Thanks, ISO
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colyn
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Thanks Colyn. Yes I was looking at these as well and the Wiha screwdrivers are sure good. Because I am in UK I look for another source to get them. I did some more search and I think I will need a PH 000. There should be some around here in hardware stores, but most of the shops here are just selling the same junk. My hand already hurts and I also damage screws on my cameras or cannot even open them up. So it is time to get a better tool here. Size 000 should be fine, or not?
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Ken Ford
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Try a hobby shop - most will have precision screwdriver sets that are very reasonable.
Here in the States, I usually buy small screwdrivers from Sears. Not because they're better than the others, but because they have a lifetime warranty - when i bugger one up, back it goes for exchange.
Here in the States, I usually buy small screwdrivers from Sears. Not because they're better than the others, but because they have a lifetime warranty - when i bugger one up, back it goes for exchange.
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I finally found a nice set at maplin for £9 that makes the repairs much more "fun". Code is QE94C...