TEKTON High-Torque Black Oxide Blade Screwdriver Set, 6-Piece (#1-#3, 3/16-5/16 in.) | DRV41213 | Made in USA

Quality Drivers, Made In The USA.
Teckton makes exceptional tools. I typically order off their site but for these I came to Amazon. They are no different in terms of quality than anything else that Teckton puts out, and though I’ve never needed to warranty any tools, Teckton stands by their brand. The grips are comfortable and fit wonderfully while allowing for ultimate torque transfer. The black oxide finish on the drivers holds up to a bit of use while not rusting as long as you wipe them down. The tips on these drivers have held up well. Of note, make sure you’re using the right size driver that matches the fastener. Doing so will save your tips in the long run as well prevent stripping out the fastener’s head. Made in the USA, only 20 minutes from me, Teckton has taken the market that Craftsman used to dominate which is quality tools that they stand behind, made in the USA, at affordable prices. One other thing about Teckton; they explain in depth how, with what materials, and why they design their tools the way they do. It gives me piece of mind that I’m making the right choice buying Teckton tools.

Made Michigan?!?
The handles are solid and do not spin or anything. They look like they would ratchet or spin due to the red and black circular design at the ends, but they don’t. These are just nice, normal screwdrivers.I’ve been using these for over a year and haven’t bent or chipped any of them.These are what Sears/Craftsman used to be: a good tool that will last decades for a little more than the junk ones that break.Tekton says they were made in Michigan too! I thought we only assembled cars from foriegn parts. Pleasantly surprised.Not bad, make these your calmly working set and grab all your old screwdrivers and use THOSE to pry open paint cans or do other dumb stuff that screwdrivers aren’t meant for, if you must.Or check out Tekton’s other tools like pry bars and punches and stuff.Comfortable handles, same sizes in various lengths. PERFECT! Solid 5 stars. A set of tools for an adult.These didn’t break, chip, spin in the handle, crack, bend or anything while tearing down a huge 1960s oscilloscope; disaasembling an old alarm system; building an electric guitar from a kit; fixing exterior AC fan unit or tons of other strenuous things over the past year+. These are nice enough for a house warming gift…but can handle more than just light jobs.I’ve been converted to this brand I guess.

Overall a good choice
These drivers are a good value for the money, you get a fairly comprehensive set. The sturdiness and ergonomic rating is tough. While I understand the design of the handles, I find them both good and bad. They are designed in a way that allows for a solid and low slip grip on the handle, but at the same time, the handle does not feel comfortable in my hand which I find odd. This is acceptable however since I am not turning screws all day, so the better grip outweighs the comfort. They do provide a good non slip grip, even when oily or greasy. Dropping these in a pan of oil is no problem, the grip is mostly unaffected and the shaft will soak in some oil. Wipe it off with a rag when you are done for an easy cleanup.When I compare these to the old classic Craftsman screwdrivers, they meet somewhat different uses. These drivers provide a better grip making them better for everyday screws. The Craftsman drivers though can take more abuse. I feel comfortable using a hammer with the Craftsman drivers, but would not have the same comfort level with these. In saying that, it is worth noting that use of a hammer with them is improper use as they are not impact drivers. The blades on these Tekton drivers are also not designed to accommodate a wrench for additional torque, either by a squared shaft or with a hex portion where the shaft and handle meet.Another point of interest with these is the black oxide finish. Unlike those with a chrome finish, these will/can develop surface rust if they are let to dry out. These may not be the perfect for for those just wanting screwdrivers in a homeowners tool bag, where the tools are not used very often. If you keep these in a larger tool chest like I do, you are likely already aware of keeping a light film of oil/grease on your tools, so the issue is more a moot point.If I had a say in how to improve these, I would consider the JAWSFIT design that is used on the Vessel 900 series Megadora cross-point tips (NOTE: this design can cause damage to decorative screws). The issue with the normal phillips design is they are prone to cam out and these are no exception. So if the phillips design tip is required, the JAESFIT design would at least help out. Ideally, the phillips head would be replaced with a JIS compatible tip which in my experience grips even regular phillips screws far better than any phillips driver. Although the JIS standard is somewhat obsolete, the specific compatible design I am referring to is the DIN 5260-PH/ISO 8764-1 standard which is compatible with the JIS standard screws. Unfortunately here in the US, the design standard used on screwdrivers is not disclosed to customers.Overall, I am happy with these drivers. They are a solid product and backed by Tekton’s warranty which is top notch. It is hard to go wrong with these if you are in the market for general US retail available screwdrivers.

Nice set of Stubby Screwdrivers. Purchased to use fixing down Electrical Containment (Basket, Trunking and Tray) where access is restricted due ceilings, closeness of containment running above each other and parallel walls.The are well made, the handle offers some great purchase due to its shape and they look pretty cool too :)All in all very happy with them!

Es una buena variedad de tamaños.El mango es grande, si eres de manos pequeñas, posiblemente no se adecuen bien a lo que necesites..Yo pagué por ellos $511, ahí está una referencia de costo por si les interesa.Se ven muy elegantes, acabado negro con acentos rojos y metal con acabado óxido negro..No son para golpearlos con una martillo, se pueden romper con facilidad ya que es un plástico duro y solo lo cubre un sobre moldeo de plástico más suave (que no es del todo suave). Para golpear hay otros que tienen una cubierta de metal.