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Electrician screwdrivers

kv501

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Was a powerlineman before this career, and spent a lot of time in substation cabinets. Like most everyone else I bought Klein stuff because that's just what you did if you were in any sort of electrical trade. Many years later I wish I had found Felo screwdrivers. MILES above Klein's stuff. They make some of the best lineman-specific stuff there is, but when it comes to general hand tools they are on par with the Craftsmans and Crescents of the world. Especially when you see their prices.
 
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woody 73

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Years ago I got the klein if I had to start over today it would be all German made. Don't ever get Trans fluid/ brake fluid near those klein rubber grips don't ask...
 
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sberry

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The rusted common screw is becoming a thing of the past. We are now a generation of corroded Torx. Anything we install is suited for power drive and even use that for gang electric installation. Nothing critical about a few common screws found in home electric work.
 
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