Irwin Tools 4935586 Multi Tool Screwdriver Review

I have an Irwin 9-in-1 screwdriver that I bought locally and I love it. Expecting the same quality and feel, I ordered this short 8 in 1. Not even close. The handle is huge in diameter, at least compared to a single-bladed screwdriver, which is good for torque but not so good in tight spaces. It's like catching a ball with a baseball glove. Second, and most importantly, I bought it because I thought it would be nice to have a few parts on me, and it is, but getting to grips with them is a…

I bought this screwdriver to keep in the tool chest I carry with me for projects around the house. It's a little larger in diameter than I expected, as I figured it would be about the same size as most short screwdrivers, but it's at least another 1/4" to 3/8" larger. This is not necessarily a disadvantage, but it does change the feel in the hand. I deducted a star because the screw cap for storing the bits is sometimes impractical. It is recessed with a raised notch for turning, but the notch…

Although it doesn't support drumbeats I bought it anyway and it's fantastic. There is nothing wrong with the screwdriver part, there are only two problems: 1. It is "big", the diameter of the handle is larger than my multi-bit Milwaukee screwdriver, but I certainly use it as a compact screwdriver for hard-to-reach ones places, and the larger handle offers more torque, which is great. If you buy one screwdriver as your only one, there is no reason to buy another one for the following reasons*.2.

This is my first Irwin tool in 51 years. tool ownership. In 1968, when I was 16, my father gave my brother [who was 19 at the time] and I each a Craftsman tool box, a crescent wrench, a hammer, and I may have received a short Craftsman screwdriver for Christmas. I still have the tool box and it is in excellent condition, all the tools have disappeared over the years. I have to replace her. Unfortunately champions from 50 years. ago is not the master of this 3rd millennium. Like irwin, Black &…