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Screwdriver Super Long Klein Tools C718 Review

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Revainrating 3.5 out of 5  
Rating 
3.7
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Details

Model NameC718
BrandKlein Tools
MaterialAlloy Steel
Head StyleSquare, Flat
Item Dimensions LxWxH23.4 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches

Description of Screwdriver Super Long Klein Tools C718

Oversized handle is 35-percent larger than comparable screwdriver handles. Delivers up to 50-percent extra power to perform tough jobs with minimum effort. Tough amber, smooth Comfordome handle fits in the palm of the hand comfortably. Chrome-plated shaft helps prevent corrosion. Internal flanges provide solid, twist-resistant shaft anchor.

Reviews

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Type of review

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not Worth the Purchase

Using this tool our Automotive team found that it was too long and bulky to use in tight spaces. The handle felt awkward and made it difficult to apply the necessary force to the screw, resulting in stripped screws. The only positive aspect was that it was made with sturdy materials. Overall, we do not recommend this tool for anyone in the automotive industry. .

Pros
  • Super long shaft for hard-to-reach areas
Cons
  • Difficult to maneuver in tight spaces

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Small Vaco 3/8 " x 18 " Screwdriver

Old or new, Vaco screwdrivers are a great tool. Solid, shiny chrome and a translucent amber handle make this instrument very graceful and elegant. The weight and balance are good, the strength and grip are good, the steel is very good and strong. I think the same steel that Klein uses in his popular pillow-handle screwdrivers. At almost 24 inches in length, it's all you need to screw in large splined fasteners, or if someone wants to put on goggles, abuse the tool, and void the manufacturer's…

Pros
  • Screwdriver & Wrench
Cons
  • Nothing Here