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What Are These Snap On Screwdriver Handles?

grizzo

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I saw them in another thread but I cannot find them on the Snap On site. I can only see the comfort grip on the Snap On site which have a large handle that I don't like.
 
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ChevyEFI

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Earlier design comfort grip. Maybe 90s - 00s. I think there are a few remaining examples in their lineup, like maybe small picks that have that style handle.
 

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They are the "GRIP" series. I recently acquired a set of torx screwdrivers wth those grips. I believe they were dated from 2003. The grips were beginning to show signs of fading and discoloring, yet were still brand new in sealed package.
 

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Fedwrench

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A very comfortable screwdriver handle. I still have some. The only drawback to those is they attracted dirt and the handles tended to stay dirty between cuda baths.
 
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grizzo

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Shame these are no longer available. I like them better than the uncomfortably large current handles.
 
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grizzo

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Does anyone know the part number for one of these in a Philips No.2 with a 100mm (4inch) shaft?
 
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bmwpowere36m3

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Grip or older "soft" handles... We have a bunch of them in the shop, but many have been replaced with newer instinct handles during warranty.

Closer to hard-handle shape, not quite as triangular as instincts. Similar in size to hard-handles, some of the larger screwdriver/pick instinct handles are HUGE. Handles covered in soft rubber.

They look like **** if you actually use them, but they are excellent to use.
 

HaroRider

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I really like these screwdrivers. They **** in the sense the look like **** when they get dirty but the design is awesome. They feel really nice in your hand, I have the orange ones.
 

Heavy Metal Doctor

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I have set in cabinet style (super long shank) that came with some promo back when they where a current tool truck offering. I didn't care much for them even back then. I figured the rubber would turn to ****, or at least collect crud and be harder to clean up, if actually used in a shop, so I took 'em home.
 

zcbauer89

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I liked that handle. I actually liked it better than the Instinct handle. But Fedwrench is right, when they get dirty, they stay dirty.
 
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