blue dog
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Where can one find the pratt read high vis driver sets ?
Screwdrivers, what's good and affordable?
- Thread starter puttsy
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http://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-screwdrivers/=g2y2an
Click the "High visibility screwdrivers" and then towards the bottom of the page is the orange and green complete sets.
blue dog
Banned
no problemo.
Everett
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My fav is still the wood handels, my hands are small, they fit nice, but i can tork it down harder, cause unlike plastic , they dont slip, but i dont even think they sell wood anymore, due too breakage and splinter your hand, jabbing your hand with end of screwdriver when they do break, i'm not a real big fan of this new plastic age screwsdrivers yet, there to slippery if i get any oil on handle if working on cars, years ago, i can upon a nefty treasury, a small box , blue,6 inch long by 4 inchs wide about inch deep, inside a 1/4 ratchet with a on the back inside wall, was a slotted tray for all the bits, of var bits and some ext , best dang little screwdriver set i ever carry with me, small and all the bits, i stll got my dads tv repair kit, it's was same box , but had a handle only,instead of ractchet, the handle had a knurl knob for tighten the extra bits in it, i got a phillips, a straight and awl bit for it, very vintage about 1950's, very nice set , still good shape, unlike this cheap metal they use today, thats why your screwdrivers are wearing out,
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bart1
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They still make wood. Check the links in this very thread. 
. And I'll bet those have good metal.
. And I'll bet those have good metal.