Double-Sided Screwdriver by Kings County Tools Review

It's not the smoothest of tools, but I sprayed it with silicone and it helped the tip rotate. I think that with use any roughness will become smooth. The hex tip is a little deep to accommodate the included double-ended short bits, so regular short bits go too deep. They stick out far enough to be useful but are about to disappear into the hole. Bits with a longer shank work well. The handle offers space for bits and a pair of (future) drill bits. My old one had 3 bits with traditional Yankee…

es. - It does not replace the shock absorber. But drill a pilot hole first and you're good to go. In fact, its real use is to remove and replace screws from existing holes on things like electrical boxes, socket covers, etc. It works well as a replacement for an electric screwdriver - no more dead batteries. The build feels solid and comes with a good selection of bits. It includes Phillips PH1, PH2, and PH3 bits; flat heads 1/8, 3/16 and 1/4; 1/8 and 5/32 hex screwdrivers (e.g. hex wrench)…

I have a backpack with a tool kit that I use for off site maintenance. The tool backpack is practical and well filled for various maintenance/repair jobs. I needed a drill for the starting screws and sometimes a mounting hole. Carrying another tool bag with a drill or screwdriver always complicates things. I used this type of push drill when I was a kid, played around with dad's tools, never paid much attention to the tool or utility until I watched a few videos and was impressed with Epiphany.