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Are you droping screws when re-assembling your electronics? Wrap solder around the screwdriver then 3/4 around the head. Start the screw and lift the driver up to move solder out of the way…then finnish tightening the screw. 11
Are you droping screws when re-assembling your electronics? Wrap solder around the screwdriver then 3/4 around the head. Start the screw and lift the driver up to move solder out of the way…then finnish tightening the screw.
> then finnish tightening the screw.
Then Polish the screw, not Finnish.
Clever
Either that or use a holding screwdriver lol. I like the ingenuity though 👍
I just magnetize my screwdrivers. Most screws will then stick to them and make life a lot easier.
Or, just use one of these…
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Klein-Tools-3-16-in-Slotted-Screw-Holding-Flat-Head-Screwdriver-with-3-in-Round-Shank-K23/203309818
and that’s why you get yourself a magnetic screwdriver
Y just put some tape around screwdriver tip
Yeah, magnets only get you so far, until you need to gynecology your way deep in a metal enclosure
This will work brilliantly for bigger screws, but for tiny ones, you can put a tiny dab of rosin paste flux on the tip of the screwdriver, and it usually holds it reasonably well
Vaseline grease
great tip! I use tape or magnetize my screwdrivers, but tape is hell to clean up afterwards.
did you forget magnets exist or do you only work with non magnetic screws?