🔧 Stanley 6 in 1 Screwdriver Set, Pack of 2 Review

I'm an electrician and find the handles too big and hard. The people who complain about this in their reviews are right. They are poorly made, I needed pliers to get the bits out. Then, poorly processed, they do not return to the lungs. Too much hassle to work with them. Instead, I recommend Klein's advanced multi-bit driver. Small is good in every way as long as you don't lose shots.

I am rebuilding a moped engine and the engine case halves are held together with countersunk screws. I figured I'd use that screwdriver since it sat right there. When I tried to loosen the first screw, it wouldn't budge. I applied a little more force to it and the screwdriver head cracked, scattering small pieces everywhere. It's a great screwdriver for everyday screwdriving, but it's not a heavy tool. However, I'm still surprised that I was able to break it so easily.

This screwdriver IS USED with a very comfortable triangular profile handle (left side of image), now with an oversized and convex round profile handle (right side). If you have big hands the new style might suit you but for my medium sized hands the old style works MUCH better and if you have small hands don't worry. The screwdriver now has an awkward handle that takes up more room in your toolbox or drawer and sits awkwardly on the floor. why gender? because the damn thing rolled off the edge…

After many burns, I'm not a fan of useless all-in-one tools, including screwdrivers with interchangeable bits that inevitably get lost. But I'll make an exception here: it's beautiful. First, it's simply a well-made, high-quality tool with a large-diameter rubberized handle for leverage. The bits are manufactured with high precision and have the most suitable dimensions. But more importantly, the design is very clever: everything stays solid and you just flip it over to get the right tip. It's…

Bought a basic tool kit to keep in the trunk of a car. The tool kit included a screwdriver with 15 different interchangeable tips. That's all well and good, but these 1 inch nibs, while handy, are sometimes tediously small to work with. I bought this 6 sided screwdriver to add this tool set. In probably 95% of the cases these 4 screw eyelets are all you need anyway. The fact that the shank is also detachable is great when you might need a plug, although you'll have to buy a shortened shank…

Super functional and comfortable. The versatility of traditional crossheads is great, especially since they are SO EASY to change. I purchased this product from Home Depot and Lowes and couldn't come close to matching the $4 price I paid for my original purchase. I was visiting my elderly parents at their retirement home this weekend and needed a screwdriver so I bought this item back and shipped it to my parents because Revain makes it so easy. My buyout price is around $7, which is higher…

So this design has been around for a long time; The ribbed model with a plastic handle has been a staple in repair shops for centuries. This model goes one step further. First, there's rubber on the grip so the grip is softer and more slip-resistant - the old hard cleats can bite me. My hands are already happy. Second, it's slightly larger in diameter. The downside is that the handle may not fit in your tool bag loops. But - it has better torque. I take it every day. I use mine indoors, have no

Instead I would recommend you to buy a Stanley four-in-one. I was spoiled for style with the Stanley four-in-one pen. Should not be returning this, just ordered a four in one pen style and will be using this one instead. It takes a lot of imagination to make this six in one thing. Uncomfortable in the hand. Bad overall design. You have to pull out the whole shaft to change heads, and mine got so tight that I almost resigned myself to never changing heads. Pulling the entire shaft makes this…

I'm not a master screwdriver but I needed one to disassemble the mixer (the mixer is still broken - long story - that screwdriver isn't to blame) . I was afraid that changing heads would be too difficult for me. Yes, that's the level of incompetence we're talking about. But believe me, it's very simple. I was also concerned that I would lose the heads that weren't attached to the screwdriver because I'm not good at tracking small objects. However, it turns out that they all go into the…