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What is Linus's screw driver and if you could post a link to find it, that would be nice :)

 

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http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?item_ID=634146&group_ID=675083

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Oh, how beautiful the Ninja'ing is today!

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60 USD, what is that thing made out of? Gold?

 

I have done all that a million times: 

WARNING

  • • Do not use screwdrivers as prybars, chisels or punches.

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60 USD, what is that thing made out of? Gold?

 

I have done all that a million times: 

WARNING

  • • Do not use screwdrivers as prybars, chisels or punches.

 

Linus........

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60 USD, what is that thing made out of? Gold?

 

I have done all that a million times: 

WARNING

  • • Do not use screwdrivers as prybars, chisels or punches.

 

No its made of snapon...

That and lifetime warranty.

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60 USD, what is that thing made out of? Gold?

 

I have done all that a million times: 

WARNING

  • • Do not use screwdrivers as prybars, chisels or punches.

 

Snap-on tools are not cheap.

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like server/professional electronics command a higher price, so do professional

tools. many professional services using tools need service, quality and are willing

to pay a premium price. something breaks or doesn't perform as needed, you

call your rep and boom, all better.

 

i still have my snap on/mac/matco tools from 30 years ago as an auto tech.

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I use one that looks like this that cost me a tenner:

http://www.rolsontools.com/33pc-precision-screwdriver-set.html

Mine has the same handle, but a larger assortment of srewdriver heads in all sizes for mobile phones, watches and PCs. I really like the rubber handle with swivel end cap, its the most comfortable screwdriver I've used.

Linus is my fetish.

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