fuller 300 series screwdrivers

[back2class]

Have been testing these out as of late. Excelent! Had some broken old yellow handle Fullers I inhereted from my grandfather. Figured I would get them warranted. Customer service was great and the drivers I recieved a few months back are great. Good hard chrome vanadium. I have been using them on hadened fastners (the death test on screwdrivers) and they have held up well. Perhaps not snap-on, but I would say they are better than my recent Klein purchases and Craftsman Pros and about the same as my beloved Stanley "100 plus" screwdrivers. Made in Canada and definately professional quality stuff.

To me screwdrivers tend to be disposable wear items. In fact my main box has Craftsman Pro's because they are pretty good and also easy to replace. I keep the snappys in the backup box for critical items or stuck fasteners as they are too difficult to replace for me, but there when needed.

 

[big red]

I agree with you , the fuller 300 series screwdrivers are great . There made in Canada ( most of them are ) but they last forever . I have a set of 300's I use at work and love them . If you get a chance the golden grips are worth buying to. The Gray Canada clear yellow screwdrivers look and feel the same as the fuller 300 series to.

 

[Gregg33]

I know this is an old post, but Fuller makes top notch hardhandled screwdrivers, nut drivers and chisels. Imo only the truck brands make better hard handles and the Fullers only cost about $5 each! Avoid the imported stuff though including the rubber gripped screwdrivers, the quality is much lower imo. Also, RONA sells some screwdrivers that are made by Fuller, the sexiest things I've ever seen without a ******! Prices are similar to the actual Fullers.