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Since he likes multi-bit screwdrivers, maybe one of these: http://www.milwaukeetool.com/tools/tools-by-trade/electricians-top-tool-choices/11-in-1-multi-tip-screwdriver/48-22-2113

Phillips, slotted and square drive: Specialty drivers: Nut drivers:

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13817

They have this set at Sears.com: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00981388000P?prdNo=4&blockNo=4&blockType=G4

Another thing with this set is that the bit sockets can be used on a regular square drive ratchet as well.

The PS21 also has higher max. torque than the PS20. 265 in-lbs vs. 80 in-lbs.

Yes, they are. I have the set you looked at and the regular Gearwrench Vortex set from Sears and everything is interchangeable.

I just measured mine. It's one inch. Basically, whatever the length of the bit you put in would be the length.

That's part of a hole saw arbor.

Home Depot has a Milwaukee M12 deal going right now. They have a coupon to instantly get a free M12 XC battery with the purchase of an M12 tool kit.

I've tried a Snap-On pozidrive bit on those outlet screws (not the terminal screws) and it did not work well at all. The best is probably a #1 square or a slotted/phillips combination driver. I have a set from Wera. They call it a driver for plus/minus screws. Milwaukee just introdced what...

This is perfectly legal as long as you follow this from the 2008 NEC: You can use two single pole breakers as long as they have handle ties, or you can use one two pole breaker with internal common trip. This makes it so both ungrounded (hot) conductors are de-energized simultaneously and...

Got any redheads?:drool:

They make other colors. That was just the first one I found when I Googled it.

No tape necessary.

I didn't get that impression at all. He said he liked his Craftsman set a lot.

The Bosch 12V Max Impactor (PS40-2A) is rated at 800 in-lbs. The Pocket Driver (PS20-2A) is rated at 100 in-lbs.

Some of my tools from the old world: Monte, what do you know about these pliers?:

I have one of these. I've used it for cutting emt up to 4" and 1 5/8" uni-strut. It works great. If you have two you can put a piece of 1/2" emt between for racking spools of thhn for pulling into conduit. I bought mine at Lowe's. Well worth the 20 bucks.

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