Anti-Static Tools & Magnetic Screwdrivers

[santaeid]

Topic title really. Looking for anti-static tools that would come with a magnetic screwdriver(s) and if necessary other parts with magnetic properties.

 

[Saiix]

Not meaning to not add to the conversation here, but make sure you're careful when using magnetic tips. You're extremely unlikely to harm your computer with it, but don't make blatantly obvious mistakes like poking the hard disk continuously with the magnet .

As for the kit, I'm not having much luck. I picked a kit of tools for comp maintenance from my local computer repair shop. If there's something like that around give it a try.

 

[santaeid]

I just need the magnetic screwdriver for those tiny screws. My hand are not steady ones so I tend to move them just a little out of the way or they fall and I get to play hide and go seek.

 

[Motopsychojdn]

Tiny screws?
I use a regular magnetic tipped driver for most screws, but I have an opticians small set for laptop work, I passed the normal one over the smaller ones I use and it magnetised them so I don't drop laptop screws everywhere,
Most hardware stores sell phillips head drivers, both magnetic and non_magnetic
Moto

 

[camohanna]

You can always get a de magnitiser for cheap from a hobby shop or probably newegg..

 

[Guest]

This should have everything you are looking for ... Took me ages to find

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16899261022

 

[manofchalk]

Any magnetic Philips head screw-driver will do, don't need anything special.

For ESD measures, get an anti-static wristband. Strap it onto your wrist, connect the other end to the case and you'l be fine.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16899888207
Should be able to find one in most electrical stores, there is also one in the kit Cale linked too.