🔧 Klein Tools 32751 Screwdriver: Adjustable Length 4-8 Inch, #2 Phillips & 1/4-Inch Slotted Tip Review

The variable length screwdriver seemed a bit dubious at first, mostly as I couldn't imagine a shank without play. Not in this case. It snaps firmly into place and stays there. A dream come true when a long and short cruciform wrench and a slotted tool take the place of a tool in my pocket. It's a great design and a great tool.

I personally don't like playing around with all the bits in 8-1 or 10 in a driver. I found what I thought was the epically perfect Lowe's brand until it broke due to the electrical spike. My boss laughingly shows me this small he has, which is almost identical to the ideal. Bought Klein and took back the Ideal. Been using it for about a week, feels great and looks better.

I was thrilled when I found this screwdriver while looking for tools for my bag. I figured it would save weight and be a multifunctional tool. It's a multi tool but weighs the same as 3 or 4 screwdrivers it can replace. It's pretty cool, but it looks like the slide will stop working in the near future. I left it in the garage and carry the matching screwdrivers in my pocket. Not a bad idea, but kind of let down.

but the mechanism you moved up or down to release the racquet was poorly made. It's not smooth sailing and requires a lot of travel before actually getting involved. As it slides up and down, it rubs itself with multiple grip points. I want to clarify, if it weren't for this problem, this would be my favorite screwdriver of all time! But there that is a disappointment and a broken tool is waiting in the wings. If they send me another one and it works fine I will update this review.

Incredibly strong and well made; my son just got a job as an apprentice electrician in sales and he is thrilled. I wanted to reduce the number of screwdrivers he had to buy/carry, but didn't want to mess with the small bits of the multi-screwdrivers. This will work with ALL 1/4" or larger hex bits and hold them securely (even quick release bits). Compare and return whichever we liked least, but keep both.

I have worked in industrial maintenance for several years (long enough to keep mental count) and although there are a huge number of tools for each job, 98% of the time , in which I had a screwdriver within reach every day. currently this is the one i have with me and it has not disappointed me. It's durable and has survived one or two non-recommended occasions, scratches and has even been used as a screwdriver. changing from criss-cross to flat is quick and easy, requires no fine motor skills…

From day one I found that lengthening or removing a part to go from a Phillips to a flat was counterintuitive. My bit is getting stuck and this is forcing me to try and counter force the release collar. So I'm wondering in which direction do I apply force to loosen the drill bit, push the trigger sleeve forward or retract? To loosen and remove the bit I think I'm pushing the release ring out and away from the handle to remove the bit, although I'm typing this, but that's not correct. If the bit