On Fri, 08 Feb 2019 21:36:53 -0700, U.S. Janet B. >
wrote:

>On Fri, 08 Feb 2019 21:09:05 -0500, wrote:
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>snip
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>>I have some that require a screwdriver, those that are used outdoors
>>and those that are affected by humidity... they have an o-ring gasket
>>that needs to be torqued... all the weather stations I've had require
>>a screwdriver... not necessesarily a Philips. Anyway a Phillips
>>screwdriver is no big deal, any hardware store will have them for less
>>than $2. I can't imagine anyone not having a few Philips
>>screwdrivers. I have many, all sizes, stashed all over, I even have a
>>set that works with a ratchet. I have a few Chapman sets, finast
>>quality.
>
>I just didn't have the right sized Phillips head screw driver in my
>kitchen drawer of tools. The screw driver I had was the one you use
>to open the box knife to change blades -- far too big. I needed a
>little bitty thing. I had to go to my husband's tools area and find
>one.

A No. 1 Philips is fairly small, in fact most people don't have other
than the No. 2 Philips. However there are yet smaller Philips,
typically found in eyeglass repair kits (zero size). You may find a
comprehensive screwdriver kit helpful to have, I like the idea of one
handle with several bits, keeps the cost way down... and the bits are
hardened so last practically forever:
https://www.amazon.com/Syntus-Precis...0RRVHF5WKZ9AHK