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I was impressed by the toy-looking screwdriver he used to removed that screw — the design and placement of which looks like is meant to be turned with a coin su
by pkamb 6y ago
I was impressed by the toy-looking screwdriver he used to removed that screw — the design and placement of which looks like is meant to be turned with a coin such as an American quarter.
Turns out there's a tool for that!
https://toolguyd.com/pb-swiss-tools-coin-driver-theres-a-screwdriver-for-everything/ https://toolguyd.com/pb-swiss-tools-coin-driver-theres-a-scr...
- rangibaby 6y ago$20!! In Japan the standard variety of "coin drivers" are the local equivalent of $4.99 so they can compete with the humble $5 coin.
- numpad0 6y agobtw I think one of the reasons why they exist is Japanese coins are thicker than most coin slots. Can be annoying if something is foreign made and I can’t find a penny that fits in desk drawer.