I would suggest you add a JIS screwdriver set to your Tools, since most, if not all, of the cross-point screws used in these models are made to that standard. Using a Phillips type will strip the heads, while the proper JIS type just fits.
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Re: Screwdrivers to fit most models
Greetings WintrSol,
Great suggestion... Hope it fly's....
Clear Skies
Bill L.
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Re: Screwdrivers to fit most models
Hey Wintrsol,
I have a set of Stanley Tools metric jewelry srewdrivers and there is a #1 and #0 JIS phillips in there. Thought that might help you out. It would be nice if Motion would carry a set in the future. Good flying.
Roy B.Comment
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Re: Screwdrivers to fit most models
Where is the best place to find those ? Went to Lowes website and no luck there . Found some on internet , by that I mean a couple , but were expensive .But Crashing is LandingComment
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I've never found JIS screwdrivers in a store in the US; I got my sets online. I just think that, if MRC stocked them, more would notice that they exist, and there would be fewer complaints of heads stripping out of cheap screws. Also, it would be a convenient source, rather than trusting fleabay sellers.Comment
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Re: Screwdrivers to fit most models
The place I purchased mine was Ace Hardware but I'll bet you could find them at True Value Hardware also. I'm in Chicago and those are the biggest hardware stores here. Good luck
Roy B.Comment
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Thanks Boomer I'll investigateBut Crashing is LandingComment
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