BASIC TOOLKIT

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Whilst it's not a vacuum i can thoroughly recommend one of these .

They are as powerful as canned air but you only have to buy one once.

You do get some funny looks carying it around though - especially from the ladies. I can't imagine why.

J.

 

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LOL it's certainly a strange looking device.

 

Yeah kinda looks like some bizzare sex toy for the IT industry lol.

 

It's not a recommendation but I found this one:
http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/prod...2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=62530

It's obviously by a reputable manufacturer and having read the reviews I'm led to believe this is a non-static cleaner. However it doesn't say so. Can anyone confirm either way?

 

My missus recently bought me a sonic screwdriver.

It wasn't cheap, apparently the people who make them have gone into liquidation. But its worth it's weight in gold.

Last week, we had a minor upset when our ISA server declared all mankind to be its enemy after we tried to restart it after our broadband went down.
Office productivity was disrupted when we were attacked by both the vacuum cleaner and the shredder.

But, bang, one blast of sonic goodness and harmony was restored.
Funny how these things happen and you don't really think anything of them at the time.

 

ah, the sonic screwdriver, i remember....

 

If you're lucky, I'll show it to you!

 

A set of security heads if you work with laptops

 

Yes I've got a sonic screwdriver in my work toolkit, it produces amusement now and again!

Along with the other comments I cant really add anything to it except a try and remember a great comment made by scotty in ST "How many times do I need ta tell ye, the right tool for the right job". If you find you need something that none of your tools quite manage, quite often you can get around it, but you will save yourself a whole lotta pain and sweat if you buy a good appropriate tool!

That way you will quickly build up a really good pc kit!