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What is the cool orange screwdriver that Linus uses called

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1 minute ago, W-L said:

Holy fuck that's expensive.

 

 

Also, congrats on 25,000 posts.

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That is an expensive screwdriver

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8 minutes ago, ALLSTAR1JAC2899 said:

That is an expensive screwdriver

Sure is, I'd get an iFixit kit.

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1 hour ago, ALLSTAR1JAC2899 said:

That is an expensive screwdriver

52 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

Sure is, I'd get an iFixit kit.

you should go check back in time how long he's been using that thing, it's expensive for a reason: its freaking durable.

 

not that i'd recommend getting it, or an iFixit kit for that matter.. if you're not bolting and unbolting things all day, or taking apart devices that have endless kinds of odd screw types, both of those options arent money well spent IMO. getting a philips 0, 1, 2, and a flathead 3mm and 5.5mm will get you trough pretty much any screw that average joe will encounter.

 

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6 hours ago, manikyath said:

its freaking durable.

Indeed. Also I believe they have a lifetime warranty. I have one just like Linus'. I love the crap out of that thing

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