🔧 Klein Tools 32378 Combination Tip Screwdriver Set – #1 & #2 Tips, Cushion-Grip Handles, 2-Piece Review

Eh. Good quality tools but not that convenient. Using Phillips is much easier than using these. Who needs that much torque on an electrical connection? They work like a flat blade, making them harder to get into the slot.

Works great except some screws are positioned differently than others. This driver has a slot that extends beyond the corners of the square. Most of our electrical engineering screws have grooves that come out of the plane of the square. Quality steel and handle just didn't match my screws

I can't even use them. They are still in the plastic strap that came with the boots on the tips. A combination screwdriver is ideal, which I can use for pretty much anything. I can't find any screws for these combo small screwdrivers. I invested in her.

This is the correct screwdriver for electrical connections in North America. The larger is suitable for pipe fittings and the smaller is ideal for light switches, sockets and switches. They grip the bolt in multiple places and allow the correct torque to be applied to the clamps. Better than a flat blade because it doesn't slip, it grips better than a square shank. Never use Philips, it's the wrong tool for the job.

I bought these Klein combo screwdrivers to replace a pair I've had for about a year. Quality is generally what I've come to expect from this brand, except the student used combination #1 screwdrivers to tighten the stronger #2 screws, which I think caused quite a bit of wear on the tip. be very short. However, I buy more and expect the quality to match the price. Feel free to buy them.

I've tried these small screwdrivers on sockets and switches from Pass & Seymour, Leviton, Eaton, Legrand - everything I had handy. Works great. They are designed for wiring screws, not as a general purpose screwdriver. They ensure reliable fixation of screw heads without slipping. This makes it easy to tighten the screws without damaging the heads. If you have to connect a lot of sockets, lights and switches, this makes your work easier.

I'm not an interior designer so I didn't know they existed. Electrical screws typically fit one of three screwdrivers - flat, Phillips, or square. Since the screws can accommodate all three, the screws are oddly shaped and will not work well with any of the three. (The [Robertson] square drive seems to work best.) These screwdrivers combine a square drive with a flat head for a very tight fit. The tips are hardened and made in the USA. If you work with sockets or panels, this is the best tool…

I bought these Combo Bit (ECX) Screwdrivers thinking they would make connecting devices easier. All of the devices we use have combo head screws. But I must say that these screwdrivers just slipped off and peeled off everywhere. And the bad part is that if you pry off the screw with these screwdrivers, you pluck off the most important part of the screw and you will most likely have to use a flathead to turn the screw further. The flat part of these screwdriver bits does not fit completely into…