Yokomo YT-DP1W #1 Phillips Screwdriver for RC Detail Work  [YT-DP1W]

Yokomo YT-DP1W Works Wrench #1 Screw Driver
Price:
CAD$15.65
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YT-DP1W
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Micro Phillips for accurate RC fastening

This is a scale #1 Phillips screwdriver from Yokomo's Works Wrench line made for careful work on small radio-controlled models. The hardened carbide tip helps resist wear while the machined aluminum grip keeps the tool comfortable during multiple adjustments.

Typical uses include tightening or removing small fasteners like ring gear mounting screws and 2.6mm screws found on suspension arms and other compact assemblies. Because these tiny screws strip easily, the precision tip keeps engagement clean and lowers the risk of rounding heads during setup and maintenance.

For installation and tuning, apply steady, controlled torque and start threads gently to prevent cross-threading. The light aluminum handle helps reduce wrist fatigue when making a series of small adjustments on the bench or at the pit area. Consider this screwdriver as part of a basic RC tool kit for delicate work rather than heavy assembly jobs.

Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 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.
Small Phillips screws used on RC models, such as ring gear mount screws and 2.6mm fasteners on suspension and linkage parts.
The tip is a hardened carbide element intended for precision; treat it as a wear component and inspect before critical jobs rather than expecting field replacement.
Begin threads gently, use firm axial pressure to limit cam-out, and avoid excessive torque on fragile fasteners. Maintain a steady wrist and correct tip seating for best results.

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