Tool Sets Reviews

If you use as sawhorse everyday, this would be the one to have. (sold each, you need to buy the pair here at amazon) Adjustable levels are possible for working on uneven surfaces... The primative, but effective leveling mechanism (a clutch system) works just fine. I've only owned these a few weeks, but so far so good.

Also, you install your own 2x4's in the top channel, so when it gets cut up you just change it out...

They're kinda heavy, but thats not a problem for me.

I am very satisfied with this product. I have used it and will continue to use it.

I've had one of these for over 10 years. It's one of my favorite tools. It's very easy to use. Just insert the right bit, put it into the head of the screw ONCE, and start cranking. If the screw turns easily then grab the ring with your other hand and the bit turns 4 times faster (clockwise or counterclockwise). If there's more resistance then the speed ring thing won't work, but it's still faster than a regular screwdriver because you don't have to reset the bit and you don't have to let go of the tool after every turn. I've applied a lot of force to it and the ratchet has never slipped. It's well worth the money.

This is one powerful vacuum cleaner. The suction power, especially when using the wands, is phenomenal. It features a wide rolling brush and automatic height adjustment that make vacuum job a breeze. Its hard durable construction lacks any wobbly feeling common in many other brands of vacuum. Plus, the front opening makes changing bag and filters a snap.

On the down side, it lacks headlight and the small space between the hoses makes wrapping the cord around difficult. But these are minor issues. Overall, I am really happy with the purchase.

For the price these lil beauties do a great job,saves tons of sandpaper,I like to raise the grain of the piece I'm working with a little water once its dry I use these to finely shave the grain down,nothing works better to get a glass like finish on wood and unlike sandpaper these dont fill the grain with tons of dust.

The Father of the Screw was a Greek, Archimedes (~2232 years ago). BTW: The book ASIN/ISBN 0684867303 "One Good Turn: A Natural History of the Screwdriver and the Screw by Witold Rybczynski" is a MUST READ.
I bought some of this "GOLDEN" Screwdriver Sets 2004 but didn't work with it. (I'm using the "just steel" versions PB 215 ASIN/ISBN B0002CI8QE which is in size and function the same).
These Are The BEST Screwdrivers in a roll-up wallet, 7 interchangable blades, gold coated (one of them an awl) fitting to a well designed, black "soft-grip" turn-handle, plus two screwdrivers for fine work and craft. I highly recommend this PB 7215G, to work with it or as a GOLD GIFT.

PB Screwdrivers are "The Best In The World" - I agree.
This High Quality tool deserve a better description which may serve as a "product manual" and as my review
Btw: The provided picture shows screwdriver 6190/3-150, 8 Millimeter (0.315 inches" blade diameter, a "tough work" screwdriver [2.66 times bigger than the 6190/00-60] ).

A1) Match the screwdriver to the screw head!
A2) This "PB Phillips Tipped Screwdriver Set sizes:00 with 60mm blade length" is for Phillips screw size 00 (zero zero)
B1) Do fine work, such as on eyeglasses I recommend "Screwdriver for Phillips screw size 00, tip according to ISO 8764 and DIN 5260, multicraft handle"
B2) I don't recommend jewelers screwdrivers; they cannot deliver as much torque as a "proper" screwdriver (PB screwdrivers are "proper")
C1) AMAZON.COM ASIN B0002GF4RG made by PB Baumann, Switzerland, P/N 6190/00-60 Description
D1) 00 Phillips screw size
D2) 3 Millimeter blade diameter < 1/8" = 0.118 decimal inches
D3) 60 Millimeter blade length < 2 1/2" = 2.362 decimal inches
D4) 120 Millimeter overall length < 4 3/4" = 4.724 decimal inches

The Father of the Screw was a Greek, Archimedes (~2232 years ago). The Father of the Screwdriver isn't known but we know that Paul and Max Baumann from Switzerland were producing molded handles (1953) for their 1st class screwdriver blades (made since 1941). As a young man (~ 1962) I bought a PB Baumann Screwdriver Set - in Zurich, Switzerland (and have it still in use). 1996 I bought another PB 215 Screwdriver Set in Colorado Springs, CO U.S.A., for my Art Sculpture Studio (now in Denver, CO U.S.A., as a HandyMan - and for my sculptures too).
These Are The BEST Screwdrivers in a roll-up wallet, 7 interchangable blades (one of them an awl) fitting to a well designed tunrn-handle, plus two screwdrivers for fine work and craft. I highly recommend this PB 215, especially since PB distributors reduced the price for it.

I have used several different types of knives over the years and I'm particulary happy with this set. It doesn't rust or tarnish and holds a sharp edge well.

I ordered this door bench without having a chance to see it in person, as it is a specialized product and few tool dealers carry it. While this made me a bit hesitant, as it is an expensive tool, I can say that immediately upon it's arrival I recognized that it is a very well built tool. The table sets up easily and is rock solid, there is no play whatsoever in the legs. All the surfaces that will touch the door are lined with a heavy, uncolored rubber bumper that will not leave skid marks on the door. These rubber bumpers are also riveted to the bench. The metal surface of the bench and legs are treated (painted?) in such a way that they are not smooth. This surface treatment allows the adjustable door grip and rests to hold firmly in place, and also prevents tools from sliding around when there is sawdust on the bench. All the features of this tool are well thought out, and well executed. I certainly recommend it to anyone who works with doors on a regular basis.