Hard drive breakdown

**Mechanic688** · 10-08-2012, 11:00 PM

Originally Posted by IdahoScrapper

Can't you put them in a drill that has an adjustable chuck? Smallest bit I have had in my drill was about the diameter of a pencil lead.

When I get bits that lose magnetism, I run a HD magnet over it a few times, perks it right back up.

You could but with the really small screws, if you run across a really tight one the drill would shear the bit right off. Not much of a loss tho, I'll just spend a couple of more dollars and get a bit set that is standard size that will fit a normal driver.

**Pnutfarmer** · 10-09-2012, 06:57 AM

Hey guys, I use the Craftsman precision screwdrivers that have the top piece that can spin. After you break a screw loose, you can grab the thin shaft and turn it on out by rolling it between your fingers. Takes a little getting the hang of it but goes pretty fast when you do. These are the black and green drivers not standard Craftsman handles, but they guarantee them just the same as I've taken back several I've worn the teeth off.