Will these work for the varoius size of screws in cell phone repairs?
600469
Probably not since cell phone screws are too small for this particular tool.
600470
Not this pair. I think they are too large for that, but the needle nose ones may be smaller to be useful to you.
600471
The Vamplier Mini version will probably handle the smaller screws. Also look at the "Engineer" product line. Engineer actually makes the Vamplier tools, but apparently upsizes them to fit typical American hands. The Engineer tools are smaller, for the Japanese home market, and they make a lot of different types, many of which are sold by Amazon for a lot less than the Vamplier line. My PZ-58 Engineer plier/extractors are wonderful. If they can get any type of bite on a screw head, a screw shaft, a nail or a staple, it's coming out. They've worked on everything I have attempted.
600472
They may be a little bulky for small computer screws. However if they are able to grab them, it would be able to remove them.
1168985
Hi, the screws that came with mine fit perfectly. I used them on an antique dresser.
838715
I Dont think this would considering that the screws on them are different from Iphones
1515267
I do believe the screws are about 5/8" long, but when you take into account the thickness of the hook itself, you should be alright.
1464434
I think so. Screws are about 1" long but smaller screws could be purchased and used if needed.
473211
They are not that small. I had to use an eyeglass kit screwdriver for my screws that were small.
1709382
I had the same situation, but ordered anyway. They were slightly larger in width than the ones i was replacing but was able to make them work with slight modifications by drilling new holes for the screws. It works but i wish i had the correct size
1737374
I would think so. There are 6 different sizes so you're bound to have the right one. They were perfect for the tiny screws on my laptop.
1593911
They are for taking striped or broken screws out counter clockwise. Worked for me. I had to push down hard and turn to get the broken screw out of the iPhone.
2078771
not sure if it is small enough but i know it worked great with small screws on the iphone with no problem.
706301
They are metric. you may want to Tap the threads out to fit a different size screw. I believe it's a 2.5mm x 8 mm or a 3 mm x 11mm (11mm is total length)
1571991
I cant even begin to tell you, If I was you I would just take one that came with the set to the hardware store or a home depot and see if they have screws that size. These are awesome banana clips.
269581
Pocket knife screws aren't especially small but they are often relatively high torque for their size. A larger handled set would be better for that.
1659362
These should work okay I used them for my cell phone and camera with no issues
2056904
They are smaller enough for case screws (I mostly use the 0 pt Philips but the flat head did pop the case off once unscrewed and popping the battery out was easier using a tool) since I just opened the back of my Timex 100M (10 bar) Expedition watch which uses screws instead of screwing on like fancier dive watched do. So for changing batteries fixing glasses, even open up your cell phone it will work but not for any tiny inside parts. You might also want to look at getting a watch repair kit. They often go for less then $20 but if you are just removing screws it will do that much. I got my set at home improvement chain store when it was a "Special Buy" item but it's the exact same item. They are smaller enough for case screws (I mostly use the 0 pt Philips but the flat head did pop the case off once unscrewed and popping the battery out was easier using a tool) since I just opened the back of my Timex 100M (10 bar) Expedition watch which uses screws instead of screwing on like fancier dive watched do. So for changing batteries fixing glasses, even open up your cell phone it will work but not for any tiny inside parts. You might also want to look at getting a watch repair kit. They often go for less then $20 but if you are just removing screws it will do that much. I got my... » Read More They are smaller enough for case screws (I mostly use the 0 pt Philips but the flat head did pop the case off once unscrewed and popping the battery out was easier using a tool) since I just opened the back of my Timex 100M (10 bar) Expedition watch which uses screws instead of screwing on like fancier dive watched do. So for changing batteries fixing glasses, even open up your cell phone it will work but not for any tiny inside parts. You might also want to look at getting a watch repair kit. They often go for less then $20 but if you are just removing screws it will do that much. I got my set at home improvement chain store when it was a "Special Buy" item but it's the exact same item. « Show Less
267311
Yes,but a little bit of caution becouse the seller does not send the screws or screw driver and its badly packaged and on my iphone 4s Verizon and my iphone 4s At&t; it did not fit tried reaching hem but all he does is excusses
1295960
As long as they are the same diameter as your original fasteners 6.4mm holes. they are a one shot application as they normaly break or become deformed when removing them as you have probably already found out.