Reddit reviews TEKTON 1902 Round Magnetic Parts Tray
We found 2 Reddit comments about TEKTON 1902 Round Magnetic Parts Tray. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Keeps nuts and bolts, parts, and small tools within reach of work areaHelps prevent lost or misplaced parts, fasteners, and toolsMount tray horizontal, vertical, or upside down to hoods, fenders, or other ferrous metal surfacesSoft, rubberized covering over magnet prevents damage to finished surfacesHeavy-gauge polished stainless steel
I just picked up the iFixit Pro Toolkit as well as a cheap set of screw drivers. I also use a magnet tray for holding screws (especially useful for laptops) and I lay my screw drivers in there while I'm working to magnetize the tips.
One of my cheapest (free) things I've added to my workbench recently is an old 17" Dell Ultrasharp that was given to me. It's absolutely wonderful for a tech bench. It has VGA and DVI input. It's height adjustable, and swivels. It has 4 USB ports built into it. I leave my keyboard and mouse plugged into it, as well as signal and power cables. When a machine hits my bench, I plug in one signal cable, one power cable, and one USB cable and I'm ready to go.
Nah. Get a magnetic tray for automotive work:
http://www.amazon.com/TEKTON-1902-Round-Magnetic-Parts/dp/B000NPUJS0/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1396907827&sr=1-1&keywords=magnetic+tray
The magnet is powerful enough to hold screws in place no matter how hard it gets jostled, the tall sides prevent the screws from getting accidentally bumped, it sticks to the side of the computer case or any magnetic surface, it holds your small screwdrivers. Drop a screw on the floor ? Just rub this across the floor and the screw will get sucked up by the large powerful magnet. If you have a lot of screws, there are rectangular ones. Dry erase work on them too.
If you want to remember where the screws go, use a digital camera when taking it apart.