Recommend a coil toolkit like Coil Master?

[Azumi]

hi guys,

i'd like to find a toolkit like coil master from local shops.
went to homefix, selfDIY, Giant cant find anything like it.
im not looking for exact same thing. just want those that come in a set with a bag, ya know, like those 15 piece tool set. as long as it has all the essentials: screwdriver, pliers, cutter etc.
can anyone recommend me where to go?

 

[nuvole]

I purchase most of my tools from RS Singapore.
Their price is pretty steep, but then the stuff they carry are of better quality.

 

[chia]

Assemble your own tool box.. Imo may end up more expensive, but you can choose better tools. Some kits they include inferior parts, which may not perform as well…

 

[Azumi]

actually all we need is a tweezer, cutter and scissor right?
what do we use as a coil jig?

 

[danny4x4]

For me, it's easier and faster to coil on the screwdriver. Tried a coil jig once. More troublesome than coiling on the screwdriver.

 

[nuvole]

A pointed tweezer(not necessary with ceramic), small scissor & toothpick is all I need.
Cutter is for thick wire, I only use up to AWG28 hence not require one.

 

[taps41]

A tweezer to compact ur coil or stuff ur cotton, a screw driver sets that is from 1.5mm to 3mm screw driver for coiling and screwing ur posts, scissors to cut ur cotton n I use a nail clipper for cutting the wires.

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[Minzy]

You can use precision screwdrivers to wrap your coils really easily. Those that come with 6 screw drivers inside. Any hardware shop should sell it.

 

[teslaflux51]

I will recommend using drill bits. There's quite a range from 1.0 to 3.5mm. But remember to do some good cleaning on the bits before you starts to coil. After all, these are diy. I wont want to spend a fortune on tools. Cheers...

 

[nuvole]

This simple tools sold at fasttech did okay

But I much prefer toothpick.