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    Quote Originally Posted by whipsaw View Post
    I watched a video of you stripping a HW80 using a claw hammer and a very ordinary massive screw driver!
    It was an HW35 tho' (whoops, I should have read the whole thread)

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    Screwdrivers?

    I cannot comment on the springers but on my HW100, it is allen keys that you need.

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    For me: big Brownells Master set, bunch of other "magna-tip" type bits, including Pachmayrs, and about 100 Allen keys collected over the years. Seems to meet the requirements.

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    Drayper expert series electricians set are very good from toolstation must be the expert one though, most drayper tools are just re badged crap these days .
    Had a set in daily use for three years so worth the money .

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    Buying a set with multiple bits gives you the best chance of a correct fit into the screw you wish to turn.

    That set of three looks beautiful, but will only properly fit three widths of slot, meaning you may have to grind one to fit any given screw.
    Happy Shooting!! Paul.
    "We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking that we used when we created them" - Albert Einstein.

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