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Originally Posted by longbough
Screwdrivers are actually quite fascinating.
Actually I think the torx and allen headed screws/screwdrivers are pretty cool. A flat blade screwdriver can be used as a prybar (within reason). It can be used as a chisel (e.g. if you're installing a doorknob assembly or a new lock ... or even installing a new blank door in a doorway).
A magnetized screwdriver can help you retrieve small metal objects that drop out of reach.
A very long one can be slipped into a shirtsleeve - gripped in reverse it can be used to break a window or car door with an elbow thrust.... if you're a thief of course.
Or it can be used as an improvised melee weapon icepick fashion.
You can never have too many screwdrivers ...
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