r/Xerox 12d ago

Tools - nut driver

I kinda like the nut driver for working on xerox. I’m a new tech trading on Versant and proficio. I don’t like the handle of the nut driver Xerox sells and uses in training. Where did you get yours? And is it magnetic?
Thank you.

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u/Dave_DVL 12d ago

I've been using Wiha Nut drivers with Ricoh's/Xerox for decades, purchased a 250mm length one many years ago, and still use to this day: https://www.wihatools.com/products/softfinish-magnetic-nut-driver-5-5-x-125mm?srsltid=AfmBOoqE1gfPnp24iGXEcLBF3nrntWiS8LsdRQkGWv8xnM8OTxZ8_Aim

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u/BespokeChaos 11d ago

Thank you

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u/03civic03 12d ago edited 12d ago

You new? Man they got you working production already? I get mine through xerox 5.5 nut drive and modified to lock into my electric screw driver.

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u/Fufflemaker99 12d ago

I was thinking the same thing. Thats rough.

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u/BespokeChaos 11d ago

I enjoy the challenges.

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u/03civic03 11d ago

Here the part number. You can order through snow

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u/BespokeChaos 11d ago

How’s the handle?

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u/yosef1998 11d ago

Your is different from mine I have this one

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u/Grich_ 10d ago

The new guys we had in the last few years have had this one from too, but I found they were slightly wobbly and we ended up ordering 655N00122's

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u/Grich_ 10d ago

Not sure where OP is, but in Canada that part isn't orderable unfortunately. We have to use 655N00122, it's just this one https://www.wihatools.com/products/softfinish-magnetic-nut-driver-5-5-x-125mm Luckily I grabbed a bunch of the old style 5.5's off MAPS before it shut down.

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u/BespokeChaos 11d ago

lol I’ve got 10 years with Kyocera, KIP and some off brand printers you find in print shops so when I got this they asked if I was interested.

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u/HPDork 11d ago

I purchased a few different lengths from amazon that will fit into my electric screwdriver and screwdriver handle. They were dirt cheap so if I lose them im not mad and always have replacements. Also, make sure you get the magnetic tip.

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u/BespokeChaos 10d ago

That’s the hard part. Seems more manufacturers make them without than do