Re: Your Favorite Install Tool?

[bdolph <bdolph@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jim,

Nice looking headlamp.  I also like the new low-cost LED units such as
the one below.  Not only is it good on the job, I have used it during
the last hurricane season when we lost power down here in Florida.
Rather than try lighting the whole house we just lit the path in front
of us.  We looked like a couple of coal miners.  These also have a red
lamp which is great for bass fishing as well.

http://www.energizer.com/products/flashlights/flashlight.asp?cat=4&id=3

BobbyD

Jim wrote:

>bdolph wrote:
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>>Let us know about your favorite installation tool ?
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>>Mine is the Robertson (square-drive) screwdriver?  Screws stay on with
>>one hand at all angles and drive true and hard.
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>>BobbyD
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>Maglites are expensive and not versatile.
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>Pelican 2200 Versabrite headlamp flashlight. Inexpensive, Light weight,
>small, doesn't get lost (head strap allows hanging on tool pouch) ,
>both batteries and bulbs last a long time (only two AA cells lasts for
>over 6 hours). Versatile angling of light head for hard to reach
>places. You can wrap it to your wrist. Order extra bulbs because
>they're not off-the-shelf items. Order light weight head straps with
>it. Also an extra head strap or two. Straps gets scrungy from sweat.
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>WWW.pelican.com has the information but if you shop you can get it less
>expensive elswhere. Make sure it either comes with the head strap or
>order it seperately.
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