Stuey
Well-known member
Full Allen T-handle hex driver review via TG
Summary:
Precise ball and straight hex tips
Comfortable handles
Reasonable price (~$27, which is ~$6-14 cheaper than Craftsman)
Commentary:
I'm a bit demanding with hex drivers, but found these Allen ones to be pretty decent. They're not made in the USA, but the quality seems quite good. I won't replace my Bondhus, Park, Beta, or Facom T and F-handle drivers with these, but I'd recommend them for anyone looking to get their first through-T-handle driver set.
My Bondhus T-handle set has straight tips for the smaller sizes, and the first 2 ball-hex sizes have mini-sized handles. One must be careful not to over-torque the ball tips of the large-handled Allen drivers, but many ball hex users are already aware of the risk.
Summary:
Precise ball and straight hex tips
Comfortable handles
Reasonable price (~$27, which is ~$6-14 cheaper than Craftsman)
Commentary:
I'm a bit demanding with hex drivers, but found these Allen ones to be pretty decent. They're not made in the USA, but the quality seems quite good. I won't replace my Bondhus, Park, Beta, or Facom T and F-handle drivers with these, but I'd recommend them for anyone looking to get their first through-T-handle driver set.
My Bondhus T-handle set has straight tips for the smaller sizes, and the first 2 ball-hex sizes have mini-sized handles. One must be careful not to over-torque the ball tips of the large-handled Allen drivers, but many ball hex users are already aware of the risk.
