Tools for MacBook and iPhone and iPod

You can check online for Wiha ESD model tools, its what i use, not expensive in my estimation for the quality and usually sold separately, which makes sense as you wont need an entire set of all size drivers + standard apple spudger and regular plastic opening tools found here on ifixit.

You may also consider Wihas magnetize, demagnetize tool to help with those small screws.

Lastly, for approx. $20 or so you can get jewelers or dentist glasses, they fit like a headband with the glasses flipping up. I forget the exact term but I have a pair they are great for working on very small electronics and look just like what a dentist wears to see fine details.

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