Solid brass screwdriver with a small flat blade that is designed for the adjustment of magnetic compasses.
L**E
Well-made; does the job
This well-made special purpose tool handles properly and does what it is supposed to do. Remember that it is made of relatively soft brass and can't be used to tighten steel screws, at least not very tight. Brass screwdrivers are for the purpose of making adjustments, not tightening.
A**D
Four Stars
Very useful flathead for use in sensitive areas where a non-magnetic screwdriver is needed. Good for compass/magnasyn installs
K**N
Perfect size!
It did the job!
J**Y
Perfect for Adjusting a Compass
This is very well made and is definitely non-magnetic. The blade is a nice fit for the adjustment screws in an aviation-type compass.
M**N
Works as expected
Works well for my compass
K**N
A must for an A&P Mechanic!
Primary purpose of this screwdriver is that it's non-magnetic (brass) and used for adjusting stand-by compasses. This is a light duty screwdriver and should be used as a precision tool. The tip of the shaft dimension is: .1562" (5/32") Wide, by .0350" (a hair over 1/32") thick. Other dimensions are: 4 3/4" overall length, knurled handle is 2" x 1/2", shaft 2 3/4" x 5/32".
C**9
Perfect fit with vertical card compass
Used to calibrate my PAI-700 vertical card compass. Fit the screws perfectly and is definitely non magnetic (brass).
T**R
So nice that these are available.
I’ve never seen a brass screwdriver before. Doesn’t scar brass screws at all!
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