HUDY 165849 Precision Phillips 5.8 x 120mm Screwdriver for 4.2 and M5  [HSP-165849]

HUDY 165849 - HUDY PT PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER 5.8 x 120 MM (SCREW 4.2 AND M5)
Price:
CAD$36.11
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-165849
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision Tool for RC Repairs - HUDY 165849 Phillips Screwdriver

The HUDY 165849 Phillips Screwdriver is a specialist tool made for the exacting needs of RC hobbyists. Part of the profiTOOLS range, it is intended for screws sized 4.2 and M5, making it a reliable choice for routine maintenance and fine tuning of models.

Engineered for Consistent Accuracy

The CAD-shaped tip, formed from Hudy Spring Steel, delivers repeatable engagement and long wear life. With a 5.8mm tip and 120mm shaft length, it reaches tight assemblies while keeping accurate torque control. The light, ergonomically molded handle gives a positive grip for steady handling during delicate work.

Adaptable Construction for Workshop Use

The HUDY 165849 features machined aluminum hubs for fast tip changes and is offered with three handle size options so you can match grip and leverage to the job. From detailed electronics adjustments to general tightening, this screwdriver balances toughness and usability for everyday shop tasks.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Which screw sizes does the HUDY 165849 work with?

This screwdriver is sized for Phillips fasteners commonly found in RC kits, specifically 4.2 and M5 screws used on chassis and bulkheads.

How do I change the tip on this screwdriver?

Tips swap quickly via the machined aluminum hubs; pull the tip free and insert the replacement, ensuring the CAD-formed end seats fully for correct engagement.

What handle size should I choose for better torque?

Choose the larger handle option when you need extra leverage for stubborn fasteners, and a smaller handle for tight spaces where precision is more important.

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