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Does Snap-on have ball end hex screwdriver?

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franzdom

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I believe they used to make them in black hard handle but are not in current production.
 

Brownsfan

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They do not anymore. It is T-handle now. I had a sae set and traded it in to my snappy guy because I NEVER used them. Bought a butane soldering iron with the credit.
 

chad99

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Check out whia they have great ones.Do an Amazon search for "whia ball hex"you wont be disappointed these guys make top end tools.period.
 
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kwhitelaw

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My dealer has a set of metric on his truck and they have sat there for years.

would you mind asking your dealer for a price on the set? I've been casually looking for a set, may be willing to take them off his hands..
 

Trout Dawg

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If Volunteers decides not to take the hex screwdrivers, i would really like to have them
 

vintagefan

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I would say yes. I've owned and used both. I took the Bondhus to work, to let the animals I work with destroy them, and I kept the nice Wihas for myself.

The Bondhus are actually nice quality as far as durability and fit, but the handles are so-so (functional, but nothing to write home about), and a few of the ones I got came with warped blades.

Also, the handles on the smaller sizes in the Bondhus are WAY, WAY too small. Like ridiculously small.

The Bondhus have a rubber grip finish similar to the Wihas, but the Wihas stay rubber all the way down to the smallest size, whereas the Bondhus switch to all hard plastic on the smallest few... that combined with the microscopic handles on them, makes them impossible to get a grip on, and to apply torque.

If they hadn't botched the handles on the smaller sizes, the Bondhus would be a lot closer to the Wihas IMO.

If you're only using the medium and large sizes, and are more value oriented than maximum quality oriented, the Bondhus are definitely a safe bet.
 
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