Screwdrivers Reviews

I am a weekend remodeler, engineer by day. I got into some drywalling and wanted to do it right. I dont like keeping track of all the different batteries I have floating around, so I want with the corded screwgun. The strip feed is really a godsend, since I usually am doing the tough work by myself. You would be amazed how productive you can get with one hand with this screw gun. Just watch, however:
-The longer screw bit for the autofeed attachment is NOT available at home depot or lowes - you will have to track down a specialty fastener store to buy them. I could not find them anywhere on-line;
-after you chew up the two screw bits that come with the screwgun, consider buying the square-drive screw bit with square-drive screws. You will reduce your damage rate to the screw bits - and they are very effective in giving you the required torque.

the change over between the screwgun with the autofeed and just a plain screw gun takes less than a minute. I am very pleased with this purchase.

I have hung drywall for 35 years and had always nailed it. I had used the ds 200 both 2300 and 4000 rpm My employees and myself thought they were great except for the battery mount. When they came out with the DS 202 they had fixed the problem. I currently own 15 of these guns and they are great. We put in about 30,000 screws a week and I have only had one gun wear out. I wish they had these years ago it would have saved alot of wear and tear on the wrist and forearm.

The SK screwdrivers are comfortable, have hardened tips, and are of very high quality.

S-K Screwdrivers are an excellent investment. They are made extremely well and cost less that half of what other "premium" mechanic's tools cost. They fit in your hand perfectly, and have very hard tips. I've had mine for ten years and haven't broken one yet. The hex-nut under the handle allows you to use a wrench for extra torque when you need it...a nice feature.

I purchased this product just recently for my husband. It was going to be a gift until one day i found my self in quite a jam. Our patio door handle broke. Now of course my hubby was at work, he is never around when i need him. Any way i was looking for a screwdriver and couldnt find one, then i remembered the gift i had purchased for my husband. I know it was a gift but I had no choice but to open it. So I did and i found them very easy to use with so many choices i had no problem putting the handle back on. There is such quality and workmanship in each one. Even though I opened my husbands gift before he did, I knew I had made a good choice in purchasing them. You get several high quality screwdrivers at one low price. Thats why I want to get a set for my girlfriend. If I can use them so can she.

I've used these stanley pro screwdrivers before, and they're quite solid. I've yet to dull the tip on one. This is the #2 size -- the most popular, and the size that fits all the screws on your home computer.

This will handle 99 % of all your screwdriving jobs. This is the one I keep in my tool bags. Every so often I need a longer one or a wider blade but this usually gets the job done. A must have tool.

This tool works just fine. Rest assured, this is a T5 (a very tiny, hard-to-find bit that I used to open the back of my Palm computer.) However, the picture seems to show a T8 or other larger bit that does not taper down as much as the T5 does.

Just like the product description says, this "microdriver" is perfect for taking apart Sanyo mobile phones. I haven't tested it on anything else, but the bit fits perfectly in my Sanyo PM8200 phone. After searching all our local hardware stores with no luck, I finally gave in and bought this and am glad I did.

This tool removes the triangle recess screws used to attach the base on die-cast stock cars with certain sponsorship. It fits 1:24 scale cars exactly. For 1:64 scale cars the tip needs to be reduced gently with some emory paper. It still works on both sizes after being reduced. Good quality and shipped as promised. I highly recommend this tool bit.