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Fender1325
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Looks like a real nice value
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Looks like a real nice value
I've most surely used tools in ways not intended. However, I do not make a habit of it. If it means one more trip to the tool box, so be it. Besides, pushing a piston with a hammer handle isn't destructive, using "water pump" pliers to remove a bolt isn't destructive. Whacking a screwdriver with a hammer??yeah, a striking cap screw driver is literally made to be hit with a hammer, that is the design intention. i also have a set of wera screw drivers that i never hit with a hammer because they were not designed with that intention. im sure you've never used a flat blade on anything that wasn't a slotted screw? or used the handle of a hammer to push down a piston? or maybe you only use your waterpump pliers to adjust the packing on your waterpump?
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Crazyjake8493
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Quality: Wera
Durability: Klein
Price: Tekton
Durability: Klein
Price: Tekton
zbullock
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I use Matco (Witte) and have no complaints. Love the handles!
hand impact driver is better than striking cap screwdriver in every situation I've encountered. The exception being if you bought a flat driver with a striking cap instead of buying a chisel or pry bar. Can't help you much there I'm not admitting to using screwdrivers that way.
Williams hard handles, Wiha, and the cman pro black/red (which you can still get from SK) are all pretty comfortable to me. Hope that helps.
Williams hard handles, Wiha, and the cman pro black/red (which you can still get from SK) are all pretty comfortable to me. Hope that helps.
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Thats crazy money for a set of screwdrivers, you can have a good sized wera set of chisel drivers for less than £50 here;
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00MUJ39AM/?tag=atomicindustr-21
Maybe a bit more in the states but still should be far less than that, and they have large good sized handles to torque down on.
Yeah, a bit more in the States, like $125 for the same item at the moment. eu64 on amazon.de and in stock. Just to give you an idea of 'free trade'
IMO spend the money on the snap-ons.
anyone ever used the gearwrench set? seems like a very close snap on replica.
Really, Gearwrench,....I have a handful of their wrenchs that I like, but not love. I'll check them out.
I also like the Kobalt at Lowes. Anyone have first hand usage of them ?
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-12-Piece-Variety-Pack-Screwdriver-Set/1000289705