🔧 Felo 07157 50076 Phillips #1 x 6" Screwdriver with Gripper - High-quality PH1 Driver with Ergonomic 2-Component Handle Review

I've had a similar screwdriver for decades. Eventually he reached the end of his life. Finding a replacement was difficult. It suits my needs although it is a bit pricey. Holds screws well

Works very well, even better than expected. I was quite skeptical, but it holds the #1 Phillips screw very tight. I have a lot of small/short #1 screws at work that I keep dropping. It's a stroke of luck for them. Not the most reliable mechanism, but time will tell. It's not that I just throw the toolbox around, I feel obligated to babysit it. So far I'm glad I bought it.

One of the gripper fingers fell out when I opened the packaging. Once they fall out or the clip falls off, it's quite difficult to put them back together. Here is the key. Never raise these fingers more than 1/4 inch above the tip of a Phillips screwdriver. Open it just enough to grab the screw head. act. If you stretch it much further, the whole work will fall apart. The manufacturer should provide a stopper to keep it from opening more than 3/4 inch.

This is a great tool. This makes it easy to screw in small screws in hard-to-reach places. The disappointment is over! This tool is for tightening a screw, not for tightening. The spring steel tip can break, so be careful if you knock the tip out of the screw after it has started - don't pull - push the tip out of the way. Move the release handle forward, swing the tip horizontally and vertically. - do not force. If it doesn't come loose, twist the screwdriver and pry it out of the way. Also…

It's been a long time since I've replaced my old Sears Craftsman spring-handle screwdrivers, but I haven't found anything quite like it anywhere else. I did a little research on the internet before spending my money. This manufacturer gets great reviews for their tools and they had grip tips so I went with them. The tips of all blades are very finely ground. Much better than the cheap stuff from the local big boxes and even better than the more expensive stuff from the local hardware stores…