30 Oct
2007
30 Oct
'07
7:04 p.m.
> > > This is why I have a small hoard of IBM
Model M keyboards. All my
> I've been meaning to get a nutdriver that will get at the screws holding a
> Model M together so I can shoehorn a ps/2-usb converter inside. So far
On Tue, 30 Oct 2007, Roy J. Tellason wrote:
If you're talking about those hex-head screws, my
answer is simple: Snap-On
Tools! :-) I just pulled a 5.5mm nutdriver out of my toolbox, and it fits
the screw head quite nicely, and that's one of the recessed ones.
Is it 5.5mm, or 7/32"?
They use a better grade of steel, and tend to be
thinner for any given size.
One of the reasons I like 'em, the no-hassle warranty being another one...
Well, even Sears will give you a lifetime supply of scrap metal, but at
least Snap-on tends to be decent quality.