I do a lot of computer repair, building and rebuilding. Lately I've had to concentrate on laptops, doing major tear-downs, cleaning, drive replacement, memory additions and even some CPU upgrades and screen replacements. Laptops being self-contained and much smaller than desktops require the use of very small fasteners; some as small as 000 Phillips (at times I've even found 0000 Phillips!). I'm in my 70s and all that twisting is taking its toll on my wrists, so I bought a really great, all-in-line powered screwdriver made by Craftsman. This driver looks like a standard screwdriver, rather than the little pistol-grip drivers you see so often. It works beautifully on all of the electronics I've used it on, except for one thing. The small selection of bits that come with it are much too large for my work. Enter Whia! they had all of the little bits I needed, including the hex-adapter for these. Plus they offered an adaptor that let's me use my 1/4" drive sockets with the driver. All of these bits and adaptors are first quality, with excellent definition and finish in their design and manufacture. I prefer Whia tools when I'm looking for well-made and well-performing tools.
