Irwin Tools 1948798 Demolition Screwdriver Review

These are the cheapest and best demolition screwdrivers in the world. I can't beat her. The handles feel great. They're a good length too, not too big for your toolbox/bag.

I bought this set because of the flat head and it's worth every penny. Great quality, I use it every day at work and literally tap it and pry it off, tap it with a hammer, I've even used it as a chisel and it holds up, will buy again

I have several sets of tools but I bought them to keep in the kitchen for convenience. I was amazed at the quality. They are strong and 11 inches long. They have weight, so they don't look fragile. Magnetic tips and very good grip. They cost money.

Haven't tested them but so far they're holding up well. I put blue heat shrink tubing on most of the Phillips screwdriver shaft to insulate it. Took two minutes and saved me $5-10 on the same factory isolated driver. For $10, I thought that was a pretty solid deal for two packs of everything Irwin made.

These screwdrivers have become two of my favorites. They're comfortable, well-balanced, fitted to precise specifications, and provide enough power when needed to loosen or tighten a tough, tough bolt. But best of all, these tools let you bang a 4 pound mini demolition sledge all day and the tip stays true and the tool intact. I have abused this screwdriver set and I love them. My only fear is accidentally losing them and leaving without them until I order another pair.

Well done Irwin. Get as many Irwins as possible in your toolbox, especially their adjustable pliers. I bought this as a basic flat blade screwdriver, but the blade is too thick for most slotted head screws so I can't justify carrying this tool on my hip. I'll leave it for a while and see if it gets used. Of course it would be nice to have a screwdriver of this quality that can be used as a regular flat head screwdriver and pry tool and for hammering/unscrewing door hinges because it has a great

Where have you been all my life?! I don't know if you're like me, but I had a large flathead screwdriver in my shop that I ALWAYS use for a variety of tasks. Mostly when I need to drill, bend, pry, etc. The screwdriver I had for this task was by no means a demo screwdriver, but it withstood my abuse. Then I came across her the other day on Revain. I should have had her! Amazing design, heavy duty, full stock to hammer when you need it, the grips feel great in the hand and finally a AWESOME…