Mini drillpress for pickguard and jackplate holes?

[stubhead]

I think the bigger problem with tuner screws, pickguard screws etc. is stripping the heads of the screws, not so much that it'll break or just not go in. Sadly, not all screws are really good steel, and I can't even find a really high-grade #00 tiny Phillips head screwdriver that I trust forever. When the blades get sketchy I resharpen them once, but I usually end up buying a new #00 every four or five years. The hex-drive heads for power drivers are better metal, but I can't find one that small (and no, I WOULDN'T drive it with a power tool! )
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[SkuttleFunk]

I can't even find a really high-grade #00 tiny Phillips head screwdriver that I trust forever.

sorry to momentarily hijack, but what about this WiHa set from Fry's

http://shop1.frys.com/product/471115?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG

I've been using the same bits in my bass building activities for several years now and there's no wear to the tips that I can see. next to my weller soldering station, these have been the most reliable assembly tools I've purchased to date

all the best,

R