🔧 Ultimate SDC Magnetic Screwdriver Set: Insulated Multi Screw Driver Kit with 14 Interchangeable Tips (3 Phillips, 3 Slotted, 4 Torx, 2 Square, 2 Hex) Review

I do most of my electrical work. I wanted some insulated screwdrivers when I was working on the electrical panel, just in case. It had the attachments I wanted in a handy case and compact design. I like the interchangeable design when sharing a handle. And for the price I was willing to pay. Let's see how durable they are as I've only used them a couple of times.

They are even better than I thought. i love quality They're really handy around the house. I like the red color which makes them easy to spot. Comfortable grip in practice. I love the lifetime warranty from this manufacturer. can offer. Let me know you support your product. The presence of a magnetic tip is convenient for small screws. Overall I have to say that this set is a great buy for the money. You will want this set.

The first delivery had a defective insert for the largest blade. All other blades are fixed in the handle with a characteristic click. The largest blade would not engage and fell out when I tried to use it. I returned the product and received a replacement. The same thing happened. The blades are magnetic, but not very magnetic. I have returned the second item delivered for a refund and will be purchasing another competitor's product.

As an electrician, this screwdriver has good insulation. It's very light, which tells me it's mostly plastic, which makes the tool very well insulated. I've personally worked with this on my machine and it worked very well but it got very dirty in a hurry so if it bothers you I'd stay away. I'm not sure I would trust this to work on 1000V lines, but I'm sure it can be used with a standard 120V power supply without any problems. I also really like the interchangeable tips. Most other tools like…

What?! I'm writing this review because I'm amazed at the positive reviews. I checked and there must be a lot of wrong reviews. I found another person who said the same thing as me. This is absolutely the cheapest product I have ever owned. And it's not isolated, the term refers to tools made of a special material. It's "insulated" because everything is made out of the cheapest, lightest plastic. I don't even know if it crumbles on a tight screw or not. Seriously, companies that do this shit…

Actually I was looking for a set of mini screwdrivers similar to the ones I have to use elsewhere. I looked them up and saw that the Phillips was numbered PH0, PH1, PH2 and found that at least the first two of them were the same size I was looking for. But the photo shows that they are completely different. I wanted small screwdrivers. I'm not complaining. I guess I wasn't paying attention. But I like them too, and they will be useful to me too. So I will keep them. You can see how the two sets

I bought this set primarily because it is insulated to 500 volts and has a high impact plastic cover to protect the user. I install solar panel systems and feed 48VDC back through 20A bipolar circuit breakers and mostly use square #1 or #2. I usually only run strings up to 500V for them to work well. The handle fits snugly on every piece in my kit in every direction. You can't beat them for the money, but they're not professional quality. I would never consider buying this set for my core set…

Works like a screwdriver! This was ordered due to the price and the fact that it has magnetic tips for building a computer. It never failed when assembling. Hence found a home in my electronics toolbox. Pros: * Magnets are neither weak nor too strong. In a PC build, 3 normal screws are included. Only 1 if it's heavily colored but stays in place on the way to the screw head. * If you have easily sweaty palms like mine, go for this one as it has never slipped out of my hand. Cons: * It could be a

For the few dollars this screwdriver set is worth, this is a great deal. The reversible tips are strong and well insulated for handling electrical objects with increased safety. The grip feels ergonomic, but because it's plastic it doesn't feel as heavy as an acetate (clear) grip or as grippy as a rubberized grip. But the set is very good despite the difference in material, which is of course due to the insulation value for which the screwdrivers are made. The tote has a nice feel and keeps all