🔧 TITAN 17237 Insulated Electrical Screwdriver Set: Complete 7 Piece Kit for Safe Electrical Work Review

I bought these for my job as an electronics engineer. I work with both low voltage DC systems (3.3, 5, 12V) and 120V AC systems and needed the right screwdriver that wouldn't shock me. Pros: - Good value. Sears/Home Depot/Lowes doesn't come close in price - Lightweight, feels good in your hand - Magnetic tip for hard-to-reach/awkward screws - Multiple tips for different sizes. It feels like you stepped on it or put another tool on it that would break in half. Flat heads of different sizes, but…

I've been working with a lot of live "low voltage" 480 stuff for the last four years and just finished OSHA's official flash memory lesson (where they show you how good you are can become). So I figured it's best to use some tools that won't tear things (me) apart if I drop one of these on the panel. I've only had them a week so it's hard to gauge their durability but they seem reliable. enough. The range of sizes covers most of the territory and they are comfortable in the hand. Basically, I…

They started working the moment I opened the box as my old set of insulated bits was starting to wear out and I've lost a few sizes over the years. These are good one-piece screwdrivers with a hardened steel shank, plastic handles, and a bit of rubber on the protrusions of the handles for comfort. They don't have a really comfortable grip and don't have the ribbed tips that a really expensive electrician's screwdriver set has (to grab the screw slots). They are not designed to open manhole…