Bugged By Those Crazy Tiny Terminal Block Screws?

Are you trying to say the quality of Wiha tools is better than Harbor Freight tools. :B. :B

Rolls Royce versus Yugo, time.

Suicide prevention? Maybe I'm missing something. I just turn the power off when messing with anything electrical. Easy peasy.

Try working with those screws deeply sunk into a terminal block - using a phillips or straight blade screwdriver. Cursing, wailing, stripped screws, broken blocks. Enough to consider doing a two-and-a-half gainer out a fifth floor window...

gbopp wrote:
Are you trying to say the quality of Wiha tools is better than Harbor Freight tools. :B. :B

Harbor Freight makes TOOLS?

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WiHa makes some of the finest small tools today. I particularly like the WiHa allen type screwdrivers. Even the smallest size allen, remains sharp and will not screw up (sorry, bad pun) the smallest allens.

Harbor Freight #2 Phillips Head screwdriver is my all time favorite, most functional tool. And for $1.79 you cannot go wrong. That's all I need.

The screws I'm talking about are Misery Inc. Without the right bit, connections cannot be tightened enough. Two are in the shopping basket.

Campfire Time wrote:
Suicide prevention? Maybe I'm missing something. I just turn the power off when messing with anything electrical. Easy peasy.

In a telephone company central office we didn't have the option to turn off the power, you worked with a live bussbar all the time. Have you ever seen what a 1,000 amp 48 volt supply can do to a screwdriver? (yes, that is one thousand amp. some larger ones were four thousand amp.)