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iFixit like tool kit or do you need anything else in particular? 

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I'd look for ifixit tool kits in amazon, and yes it is available in Canada.

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The bare necessity for actually building a computer is just a fillips head screwdriver. There are a few things that make it easier. A ratcheting screwdriver helps against over-tightening. A flashlight helps if its a black case. Zip ties and Velcro ties are nice to tidying up wires.

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The bare necessity for actually building a computer is just a fillips head screwdriver. There are a few things that make it easier. A ratcheting screwdriver helps against over-tightening. A flashlight helps if its a black case. Zip ties and Velcro ties are nice to tidying up wires.

 

Ok. I think I may go with this one.http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16899261003 .

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i dont know what that is lol  :P Explain?

 

With alot of stuff features he means.  I'm going with this one instead, Zip ties, wire cutters, etc ha ha, http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16899261004&cm_re=rosewill_90-_-99-261-004-_-Product

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Not able to click the link (school blocked it), but judging from others, it sounds good.

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ifixit and use Linus link or code or whatever, linus has a sale on ifixt kits.

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Definitely a non-magnetized screwdriver.

It's fine to use a magnetized screw driver

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Definitely a non-magnetized screwdriver.

Really ?? 

 

Not able to click the link (school blocked it), but judging from others, it sounds good.

It's good. 

 

It's fine to use a magnetized screw driver

I second.

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I think that was disproved when we found out that they actually assemble HDDs with magnetic screwdrivers, or something like that.

And they have a huge magnet in them anyway. It only harms floppies and stuff right?

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