Klein Tools 32287 Insulated Screwdriver Set with Flip Blade - 2-in-1 Double-Ended Blades, Featuring #1 and #2 Square Tips Review

This is a great little one This is a great little combination of #1 and #2 square bit screwdrivers. Less tools to carry around at work 👌

Worst Klein product I have ever bought. A square point was used to tighten the set screws, which destroyed the point after 20 minutes of use.

When working on house wiring, an insulated screwdriver increases safety because even when the circuit breaker is off and tagged. Someone can flip the switch.

Square shank won't loosen screw heads. The insulated stem provides extra security when working with the panel (latest QO switches use #2 square head screws). This is a good addition to my tool bag at a reasonable price.

Great idea and big fan of Klein's innovations but after a month the locking mechanism failed and the #2 tip was deformed and warped from being used to tighten couplers and fittings. Stunning design but doesn't live up to Klein's quality standards. I have not used it excessively or irresponsibly and expected it to be used for at least a few years. I hope they improve this article because the design is amazing

As with all Klein tools, the quality is excellent. The locking mechanism is better. I don't have to worry about the bits falling out like magnets, but the bits are still very quick and easy to change. I bought it for hot jobs but now I use it for everything and have upgraded to a full set of blades with a carry case. Make sure you buy the right size as the large and small look almost the same in the photos.

The benefit of a good quality square head/Robertson screwdriver is that it fits snugly around the screw, making the screw easy to maneuver in hard to reach places. The bits of this screwdriver are not precise enough, the screw is loose and will fall off. (I tried a different screwdriver on the same screw and got a good fit, so it's not the screw.) This is a big disappointment, especially considering the price of the tool. NOT recommended if a good fit is important to you.

As mentioned, these bits don't fit snugly because the taper on them is small. I measured a good Felo #2 drill bit and it had a 0.2mm taper for the 1/8" face (the part of the drill bit that contacts the breech). Small was about 0.1 mm. This means you'll wobble a bit and your bit will likely not hold the fastener tight if it's loose. Shame because I really like the design and it's very convenient to have no 1/2 together as I don't always know what I need. is needed when I open something. 2 stats…