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yippie123 · 27 June 2021, 10:24 PM

I was watching youtube clip and found this watch maker is using appears to be an acrylic screwdriver, anyone has any info on it ?
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Tikandtokalot · 28 June 2021, 12:31 AM

The only acrylic screwdrivers I've ever used and have a selection of are pot trimmers for electronics adjustment as to not conduct electricity or static for eg.
I can only imagine it possibly being used for a Quartz or some sort of hybrid power watch.
Hope this helps.

yippie123 · 28 June 2021, 01:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Tikandtokalot

The only acrylic screwdrivers I've ever used and have a selection of are pot trimmers for electronics adjustment as to not conduct electricity or static for eg.
I can only imagine it possibly being used for a Quartz or some sort of hybrid power watch.
Hope this helps.

It can be seen to be used on a lepee clock. Interesting.

SearChart · 28 June 2021, 03:19 AM

I use an acrylic stick to hold things in place, but a acrylic screwdriver? never.

214270Explorer · 28 June 2021, 09:19 AM

What tickandtokalot said.

Back in the day we used specially insulated fiberglass drivers around various high voltage circuits, TV's and industrial equipment and such.

gerry100 · 27 August 2021, 03:08 AM

Hard enough to work but soft enough to not scratch metal

asiparks · 27 August 2021, 04:25 PM

given how fine the tip would have to be, and I realize that you're not cranking down hard on movement screws, but I can't imagine it would last long

DCheeta · 30 August 2021, 04:22 PM

Dude’s wearing finger cots over his latex gloves.

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asiparks "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Portland, OR Watch: ing the Detectives Posts: 1,888	given how fine the tip would have to be, and I realize that you're not cranking down hard on movement screws, but I can't imagine it would last long __________________ Eagels may soar, but weasels are seldom sucked into jet engines...

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Tikandtokalot "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: Scotland Watch: Tudor BB41 M79540 Posts: 648	The only acrylic screwdrivers I've ever used and have a selection of are pot trimmers for electronics adjustment as to not conduct electricity or static for eg. I can only imagine it possibly being used for a Quartz or some sort of hybrid power watch. Hope this helps.

27 August 2021, 03:08 AM	#6
gerry100 "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2021 Location: NY Posts: 752	Hard enough to work but soft enough to not scratch metal

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