if you're only adjusting the size, you can leave the hex adjustment alone, you want a small insulated straight blade for the others. should you need to adjust the hex, you absolutely need the plastic alignment tools from radio shack etc., it's an inductor, put a metal tool in it and just having the tool there will change things which makes it very hard to adjust since removing the tool will change things again.
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