"Sewing machines to screwdrivers.
In the early nineties, street peddlers stationed themselves along Vase Miskina, pushing the penny-cheap detritus of the wrecked workers' state: sewing-machine needles, screwdrivers, and Russian/Serbo-Croat dictionaries.
In independent testing of N-Gen for the FuelCellWorks.com news website, the system powered a fan, electric screwdriver, fax machine, electric razor, bug zapper, food mixer, and laptop and desktop computers.
Gather any tools you may need, such as a small screwdriver, sewing machine oil, and a bright work light.
Some 150 years ago, Dr. Corn said, sewing machines were sold with a wrench, a screwdriver and, often, an oiling can.
We would just be a nation of dads, who, let's face it, don't know a strep throat from a screwdriver and always get the washing machine confused with the dryer antics that are funny on sitcoms but have no place in the real America, which is why moms have to do everything.
Machine screws have various types of heads, most with screwdriver slots.
But Andrew Appel, a Princeton professor of computer science, said that given a screwdriver and seven minutes with an electronic machine, he could "install a vote-stealing program" that would be hard to detect and shift a percentage of the votes.
There are new works: efficient little death machines that take a hammer to a human head, say; or a screwdriver to a penis.
And Jamie Wilkins used a screwdriver to flip back tiny copper switches in the endlessly complex guts of another battleship-gray machine.
