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Tips & Tricks 101 The Stanley 100 plus line of screwdrivers.

woody 73

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Some special notes:

1) This tip for the most part is for buying used screwdrivers, although you can still buy them new through the amazon web-site.

2) Please keep in mind that the Stanley Company had many different lines of screwdrivers, starting with their economy lines from Wally World that Suzy Homemaker would buy for their kitchen drawers for occasional use. That would be followed up by good, better, and best or pro use models.

3) With all the talk of wanting the best of the best screwdrivers, sometimes we forget that some of the best ones out there are still waiting to be found like the 100 plus series.

The next time you are out and about and you happen to be in a pawn shop looking through that tub of screwdrivers, and you just happen to spot the 100 line buy it.
 

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KnurledNut

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Nice collection.
There werent too many of those older drivers that had hex bolsters.
Thanks for sharing pics.

:thumbup:
 

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Dad has a couple floating around. Not sure how old they are but I'd say 40 plus years old based on my recollections of them as a kid.
 

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I have had a cabinet length PH1 for 20 years, added a PH2 not long ago, and like them as a good, functioning screwdriver. They aren't cushion grip, but that would be nice.
 
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Are the Mac tools screwdrivers related to Stanley? Made in USA of course. I hope this is not a stupid question.
 

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These are personally my favorite screwdrivers. They are tough as nails and my grandfather and father exclusively used them (Their job always had plenty available). Every time I use one it reminds me of being young and doing projects and going on electrical jobs with them, glued to their hip.
 
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