Special Flat Head screwdriver help

[Scott645]

Hello! New here and praying one of you can help me locate info on a very much needed screwdrive i saw in a video. It's a flat head standard looking screwdrive but looks to have a solid shank that comes out of the top of the handle with a hex bolt top so you can drop on a box wrench and use it as a cheater. I sure hope someone knows about this because I bet we all need this thing. I sure do. Thank you so much for any help!

 

[Can I try?]

Harbor Freight 8-pc. Bolstered Screwdriver Set

 

[four.cycle]

Kipton Industries "Tuf Grip" / "Palm-Grip" ratchets and screwdrivers

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Innovative Tool Corp. "Ratcher"

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[Ton ton]

Performance tools has them as well. $11 for a Phillips and a flathead. I have not broken them yet.

 

[FMB4]

Gonna have to buy a 3rd roll around thanks to all the cool tools I see in the GJ Tools forum section.

 

[Bears Fan]

I have the Milwaukee set that has the hex on the shank to put a wrench on for leverage

 

[seber]

Hex below the handle is more common and available from virtually every manufacturer. Solid through the handle is more useful for hammering on frozen fasteners.

 

[KnurledNut]

Solid through the handle is more useful for hammering on frozen fasteners.

And they make great voltage testers.

 

[Toolfool]

I got the Performance Tool pair for $13 with shipping.

 

[Steve_P]

Williams has this on some drivers, as does Wiha. Both of those are below the grip.

 

[39 LaSalle]

How do you like those Milwaukee Cushion Grips? I just bought a set because I liked the look and feel of them, but haven't had a chance to use them yet. The recent Project Farm video on screwdrivers turned me on to them.

 

[39 LaSalle]

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[Bears Fan]

How do you like those Milwaukee Cushion Grips? I just bought a set because I liked the look and feel of them, but haven't had a chance to use them yet. The recent Project Farm video on screwdrivers turned me on to them.

I really love them! great set of drivers with hardened tips and soft grips, you can use a wrench on the hex for extra torque. Way better quality then my old Craftsman drivers

 

[39 LaSalle]

I really love them! great set of drivers with hardened tips and soft grips, you can use a wrench on the hex for extra torque. Way better quality then my old Craftsman drivers

Good to hear. I too wanted to upgrade my old Craftsman acetates that I have clung to my whole life. I've always loved the ability to spin off fasteners with my fingertips like the Craftsman design allows me to do. That's why I don't care for say the Wera or "tri-lobe" design handles. Can definitely see where those designs could have a useful purpose in certain situations, but I seldom encounter that. Typically I've found that if I need that much torque, the tip is going to bend or the fastener is going to hog out before I lose my grip. I had thought about Klines, but I love the look of the Milwaukee's so much better. Wish they weren't made in China, but I suppose time will tell if they hold up as well as I expect they should.

 

[minke]

If you'd use an open end wrench then a square shaft can work.

 

[ev88f]

Harbor Freight 8-pc. Bolstered Screwdriver Set

FYI before you go and put a wrench on these. The end will just spin as they are not connected... not sure why they would make a bolstered screwdriver this way.