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I’ve built PCs for years. These 5 cheap tools make every build suck less
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(Especially if you’re already spending way more on your PC parts.)
1 – Magnetic screwdriver setAlaina Yee / FoundryI won’t build or service a PC without a magnetic screwdriver.
The options I’ve seen all have the necessary bits for a standard PC build, and often torx and other more specialized screw heads for laptops.
If you have hand injuries or tendonitis, you can upgrade to a ratcheting magnetic screwdriver, which should help fatigue.
2 – HeadlampAlaina Yee / FoundryNatural light is best while building, but not everyone can tend to a PC during the daytime.