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Spudger
iFixit’s original standard Spudger can be used for a variety of purposes when repairing electronic devices. The tough 5" multitool is made of glass-filled nylon and has one flat end and one pointed end. The pliable and antistatic properties make it ideal for working around sensitive electronic components without fear of shocking or scratching them.
The flat side can be used to disconnect connectors, remove thermal paste from a heat sink, pry off components, or aid in soldering. And the pointed end can be used to connect/disconnect components, hold objects for soldering, or poke something that requires poking. The tool also includes a notch for hooking wires.
Comparable with Apple's "Black Stick", Apple part number 922-5065
How does one go about pronouncing 'spudger' anyhow?
The flat side can be used to disconnect connectors, remove thermal paste from a heat sink, pry off components, or aid in soldering. And the pointed end can be used to connect/disconnect components, hold objects for soldering, or poke something that requires poking. The tool also includes a notch for hooking wires.
Comparable with Apple's "Black Stick", Apple part number 922-5065
How does one go about pronouncing 'spudger' anyhow?
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iFixit’s original standard Spudger can be used for a variety of purposes when repairing electronic devices. The tough 5" multitool is made of glass-filled nylon and has one flat end and one pointed end. The pliable and antistatic properties make it ideal for working around sensitive electronic components without fear of shocking or scratching them.
The flat side can be used to disconnect connectors, remove thermal paste from a heat sink, pry off components, or aid in soldering. And the pointed end can be used to connect/disconnect components, hold objects for soldering, or poke something that requires poking. The tool also includes a notch for hooking wires.
Comparable with Apple's "Black Stick", Apple part number 922-5065
How does one go about pronouncing 'spudger' anyhow?
The flat side can be used to disconnect connectors, remove thermal paste from a heat sink, pry off components, or aid in soldering. And the pointed end can be used to connect/disconnect components, hold objects for soldering, or poke something that requires poking. The tool also includes a notch for hooking wires.
Comparable with Apple's "Black Stick", Apple part number 922-5065
How does one go about pronouncing 'spudger' anyhow?
