iFixit EU145364-1 electronic device repair tool 9 tools
Standard tools won't get you very far with many repairs. The cases and components of many devices are not just screwed in. but need to be pried up. You could try a screwdriver. but you risk damaging your device.Open Sesame: toolkit for prying and openingIt's much better to use the appropriate tool right away. We've compiled the perfect toolkit for safe prying and opening. Made from flexible but sturdy plastic. these are all the tools you need to get into even the smallest gap. Armed with these necessities you're ready to disassemble and remove parts safely.You'll be equipped with just the right tool. whether you're opening your VW car key. servicing your Pfaff sewing machine. or disconnecting fragile press-fit-connectors in electronic devices. As a bonus. you'll also be your kids' ultimate Ninja superhero when you successfully separate stubborn LEGO pieces in no time.Complete your toolkit with handy prying toolsThis prying and opening tool kit is a super useful addition to the electronics toolbox of any DIY enthusiast. and it's even perfect for beginners just starting out in the repair world. Whatever your level. repair is always great-for your budget. Mother Nature. and your self-confidence.KIT CONTENT- Spudger: The tool you need to pry open even stubborn cases. The pointed end allows you to reach even deeply-recessed components.- Halberd Spudger: The Halberd Spudger has a broad edge made from very thin plastic for sliding through adhesive. The hooked end allows you to grasp and push fragile cables.- iFixit Opening Tool: Our all-rounder for opening. prying and lifting. with a non-slip grip.- Plastic Cards: Stop ransacking your wallet in search of an expired card. Our plastic cards have a wide. thin edge for pushing through wide areas of adhesive.- Opening Picks: Useful for any glued or clipped device. and helps to keep detached areas from readhering.
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Standard tools won't get you very far with many repairs. The cases and components of many devices are not just screwed in. but need to be pried up. You could try a screwdriver. but you risk damaging your device.Open Sesame: toolkit for prying and openingIt's much better to use the appropriate tool right away. We've compiled the perfect toolkit for safe prying and opening. Made from flexible but sturdy plastic. these are all the tools you need to get into even the smallest gap. Armed with these necessities you're ready to disassemble and remove parts safely.You'll be equipped with just the right tool. whether you're opening your VW car key. servicing your Pfaff sewing machine. or disconnecting fragile press-fit-connectors in electronic devices. As a bonus. you'll also be your kids' ultimate Ninja superhero when you successfully separate stubborn LEGO pieces in no time.Complete your toolkit with handy prying toolsThis prying and opening tool kit is a super useful addition to the electronics toolbox of any DIY enthusiast. and it's even perfect for beginners just starting out in the repair world. Whatever your level. repair is always great-for your budget. Mother Nature. and your self-confidence.KIT CONTENT- Spudger: The tool you need to pry open even stubborn cases. The pointed end allows you to reach even deeply-recessed components.- Halberd Spudger: The Halberd Spudger has a broad edge made from very thin plastic for sliding through adhesive. The hooked end allows you to grasp and push fragile cables.- iFixit Opening Tool: Our all-rounder for opening. prying and lifting. with a non-slip grip.- Plastic Cards: Stop ransacking your wallet in search of an expired card. Our plastic cards have a wide. thin edge for pushing through wide areas of adhesive.- Opening Picks: Useful for any glued or clipped device. and helps to keep detached areas from readhering.
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Product Description
Standard tools won't get you very far with many repairs. The cases and components of many devices are not just screwed in. but need to be pried up. You could try a screwdriver. but you risk damaging your device.Open Sesame: toolkit for prying and openingIt's much better to use the appropriate tool right away. We've compiled the perfect toolkit for safe prying and opening. Made from flexible but sturdy plastic. these are all the tools you need to get into even the smallest gap. Armed with these necessities you're ready to disassemble and remove parts safely.You'll be equipped with just the right tool. whether you're opening your VW car key. servicing your Pfaff sewing machine. or disconnecting fragile press-fit-connectors in electronic devices. As a bonus. you'll also be your kids' ultimate Ninja superhero when you successfully separate stubborn LEGO pieces in no time.Complete your toolkit with handy prying toolsThis prying and opening tool kit is a super useful addition to the electronics toolbox of any DIY enthusiast. and it's even perfect for beginners just starting out in the repair world. Whatever your level. repair is always great-for your budget. Mother Nature. and your self-confidence.KIT CONTENT- Spudger: The tool you need to pry open even stubborn cases. The pointed end allows you to reach even deeply-recessed components.- Halberd Spudger: The Halberd Spudger has a broad edge made from very thin plastic for sliding through adhesive. The hooked end allows you to grasp and push fragile cables.- iFixit Opening Tool: Our all-rounder for opening. prying and lifting. with a non-slip grip.- Plastic Cards: Stop ransacking your wallet in search of an expired card. Our plastic cards have a wide. thin edge for pushing through wide areas of adhesive.- Opening Picks: Useful for any glued or clipped device. and helps to keep detached areas from readhering.
Product Specifications
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Material | plastic |
Size | 6 |
Brand | iFixit |
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