Stanley 66 052 6 Piece Precision Screwdriver Review

These things look like a joke, but they're the best jewelry screwdrivers I've ever used. The tips are perfectly hardened so they won't bend or break. They stay sharp forever. I have several sets and none are broken or worn out. The only reason to replace one is if you lose it. And good luck with that, they're bright yellow. The rubberized handles allow for amazing torque without much effort, so your hands won't cramp after prolonged use. They used to come in a much better case, but the…

I love this product. I lost my first set and was so happy to find it back at Revain. I bought another set of Revain Precision Screwdrivers in a larger size a while ago and didn't like them very much. This set just does the job, it's easy to use and just the right size. I use it for so many things, but when my kid was little it was perfect for those little screws on kids toys, especially when you wanted to remove the unnecessary batteries that were powering those noisy kids toys. I think this…

What a cool set of screwdrivers! I've used them to fix clocks, a high wattage table lamp, and a variety of other things around the house. How nice! The bright yellow "Stanley" case makes this item easy to spot if you've left it in the wrong place, and each screwdriver has a very nice "hap" quality. AROUND! And so far? The absence of chips at the working end of all screwdrivers is a big plus! This bag set (well, if you have big bags!) will come in handy in a very short time. You will not be…

Bought this kit to build, repair and upgrade laptops. Great little handy kit and even has a flat head small enough to turn eyeglass screws (definitely a bonus!) not so good on a tower computer. I still had a longer screwdriver for those stripped or very tight screws. I was impressed that the black grips actually rotate to prevent rubbing against the palm of your hand, which is its best feature in my opinion. The body is nice and light, nothing fancy, and it keeps you organized. Will definitely…

I have had these screwdrivers for many years and use them all the time. When you need a tiny screwdriver, nothing can replace it. It doesn't feel like a big one where you might have multiple options in an emergency. When I saw it was an additional $5 item I jumped at it. I know that many people are crazy about the "change" in the body, but this is exactly what has always accompanied me. It seems like new screwdrivers are always a bit lighter than old ones, but they're precision screwdrivers, so

I've been using these little screwdrivers more and more lately, which was confirmed recently when I went looking for them to replace the batteries in a flameless candle and hit a horrible screw came across, sealed attached, a battery plate found in many battery powered devices these days, but the set I already had was nowhere to be found. So I ordered another set and at this price did not suffer. I have to tell you that the day this second set arrived, of course I found the original set. But no

The Stanley Screwdriver Set is perfect for everything from repairing watches and glasses to opening the battery compartments of electronics and toys. The set includes six precision instruments with swivel joints. Heads that provide a secure grip when tightening or loosening screws. One of its greatest advantages is its adaptability. The tools are designed to work in the tightest of spaces and with the smallest of screws. The case contains Phillips 0 and 1 screwdrivers and 1.4mm, 2.4mm and 3.0mm

I have had a pair of mini screwdrivers for many years. I don't know why I carry them with me from move to move. When I first used these on a fixed screw, the ends were twisted, making them almost useless. This new screwdriver set seems to be much harder than metal/steel. The handle design is great. You can rest your palm on the wide black end of the pen and the yellow part rotates independently from the end of the pen end. This allows you to twist the screwdriver with your fingers and place…

I love these tools! I'm a very hands-on person and have hacked into more than my fair share of computer towers and electronics to troubleshoot and replace minor hardware issues. Soldering is beyond my skills, but a bit of "remove and replace" is easy enough for someone with the right guidance. I mainly use the Flatheads to fold down the open strap and detach the strap and open the hard case. Just don't squeeze them like a hoop iron or you'll break them: they're very sturdy and strong, but not…