🔧 Felo Wood Handle Screwdriver Set - Slotted and Phillips, 5 Pieces, Chrome Finish Blade with Beechwood Grip, Model 33595198 07157 22155 Review

These are really excellent screwdrivers. Over the years I have purchased many screwdrivers from many brands including Snap-On, Craftsman, Stanley, Tekton, Wera, Klein and more. I bought my first set last year and as soon as I saw them on sale I bought another set. I've cleaned out my toolboxes/bags - I use them for all my woodworking and precision projects. Klein & Wera (insulated) are in my electronics bag, and Tekton and Snap-On are in my tool box for greasy jobs like auto repairs. They are…

So they're in good hands. However, I couldn't get over how poorly they finished. To say the finishes were "sloppy" is being generous. I was so excited to get them and use them. I opened the package and immediately regretted the purchase. Handles are not smooth. The fit on the screwdriver shaft was like my 7 year old. The "black tip" was only pulled and not even straight. After carefully examining her on the bench, I returned to the box and asked her to come back. They were always advertised as…

I have the same problem as others: I bought a shiny chrome version, they sent me a matte silver one. Not that I care at all (since the matte version was more expensive), but I have a feeling there's either no actual SKU for this variant, or there's just a big stack in Revain's storage that isn't sorted. The only other issue is that the cut outs made to shape the grips feel a bit rough and the print/marking is misaligned. This or that is a potential problem in the spread of counterfeits…

Very nice screwdrivers. The wooden handles are nicely sculpted, the handles have hex flats to slip a wrench in if you need to, the tips are full size and don't protrude like the Craftsman and some others, and the metal handle goes through. Handle so you can tap it with a hammer if needed. This is a very good buy for the money - a big step up over most screwdrivers. Tools for life that you can pass on to the next generation. Personally I prefer not to coat wooden handles with shellac - it seems…

Having used these screwdrivers for a while I don't think my opinion will change over time. I love wooden grips and that's the main reason I bought the set based on the recommendation of the AvE YouTube channel. What I don't like is the shape of the handles. If you hold the screwdriver normally, your index finger doesn't have much leverage because the handles are narrower. And because of this, only your middle and ring fingers do most of the work. If you turn the screwdriver upside down and hold

AvE on YouTube used this set and called it "skookums". I was looking for a screwdriver with a wooden handle. I have two old Stanleys that belonged to my grandfather. Now I have a set to pass on to my kids. They are very well done. The metal is well machined and finished. No rounded edges or burrs. The chrome surface is evenly machined and sandblasted. The metal tips are polished to a high gloss. Wood - a beautiful light beech, varnished. I will remove the varnish and replace it with linseed…

These screwdrivers look great for the money ($4 each when I bought them). The largest flathead screwdriver seems fantastic, the ergonomics and weight are perfect for my medium sized hand (I think big hands would appreciate it too). Phillips #2 is second in feeling. The smallest flathead is significantly lighter than the others; I think the wood for the handle is a lot less dense but that doesn't bother me too much and it's still a pleasure to use. The ergonomics are almost perfect for a manual…

Would you like a screwdriver set that your children can inherit? Here please! I do maintenance and repair work at the hospital, so I use screwdrivers every day. I've gotten pretty picky as mediocre tools end up costing time and money. These are my favorite workbench screwdrivers. Some good screwdriver brands I recommend right off the bat are Apex, Proto, Wera, Wiha, Zephyr, Felo, Grace, PB Swiss, and Williams/Snap On. These wooden handle Felo screwdrivers are one of my favorites. The Germans…

I have LOTS of wooden handle screwdrivers - I love wooden handle screwdrivers. I love old vintage wooden handle screwdrivers and this passion has led us to try new offerings and compare/contrast the quality of what they used to be with what they have become. I work with wood and find use for all types and sizes of screwdrivers and sometimes I need a softer/malleable screwdriver when working with brass and sometimes I need a harder metal in my screwdriver when working with a stainless steel…