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Discuss Klein Orange Screwdriver 5 piece for sale in the Electrical Tools and Products area at ElectriciansForums.net
They look comfy in the hand
they are great , I actually have 2 sets ( might actually see if the old man wants them for round the house drivers ) and if I lose a driver I can rob one backIt was only a few days back you'd posted about these being great drivers.
I need to know what replaced them?
I only have the 4.5mm slotted but it's amazing, i basically use it for everything. I have a very expensive set of other drivers and i basically don't use them.As you like your screwdriver DD have you tried the Boddington range.
IMO one the best screwdrivers on the market.
Thats some collectionJust off the top of me head, I have
Wera
CK
Bahco
Irazola
Klein
Wiha
+ some random odd ones like Draper , Boddington and Wickes
I think I might have a problem
On the subject of drivers; I went to screw some storage contaners to the garage wall a short while back and didn't fancy pulling out tools, so lifted first driver that came to hand.
It was PZ2 and after 10 minutes of rumaging around for wood butcher screws I gave up and lifted a box of 1" scrulox and a scrulox driver. Job done properly and I felt real sympathy for those people who don't know any better.
Roberston Square Drive ?
Yeah , Square Drive are big in America and Canada , but hardly ever seen in the UKPretty much. I continue to pray for the darkness to be lifted from GB, so that its enlightened electricians may enjoy the benefits known to your counterparts in NI (and the people of Canada).
Yeah , Square Drive are big in America and Canada , but hardly ever seen in the UK
That said I was doing some decking recently and the fixings were small square drive
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