| Review by reggle | posted 390 days ago | 1344 views | 0 times favorited | 6 comments | ![]() |
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- snap on ratcheting screwdriver
- Brand: snap on | Category: Other

normally i tend to avoid ratchet screwdrivers because they always break but there agian buying creap ones dont help.i dont how much this one was because it was a gift. the handle may look a bit uncomfortable but it feels very nice in the hand
pros>
lifetime warranty
bit storage
come with five bit
strong magnet
cons
none yet
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6 comments so far
knothead
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#1 posted 390 days ago
You will LOVE it over time!
I am an Aircraft Mechanic (Heavy Jet) for, gawd, a lot longer than I care to admit and have had that screwdriver from Snap-On since 1992 (looks like they haven’t changed it in all these years), I live and work outdoors in my job and have used it in all kinds of weather and subjected it to any number of chemicals that make ordinary plastic handles whither into a gooey blob and it is still my “go to” screwdriver when I reach into my box (a screwdriver is my most used small hand tool, nearly every day). Anyway after all these years it is pretty beat up and not so pretty as yours anymore but STILL works flawlessly. IF it ever breaks I will buy another one! You got yourself a fine tool there.
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Dusty56
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#2 posted 390 days ago
Can’t go wrong with Snap-On tools and their lifetime guarantee : )
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Milo
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#3 posted 389 days ago
Expensive!
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roundguy
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#4 posted 389 days ago
Don’t pull the snap ring off of it. I had one of those and was curious how it worked, so I squeezed the ring. The thing exploded, ball bearings bounced, and its never used again. Some of the parts were in a can for a while, then I threw it away because I got mad every time I came across it.
308Gap
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#5 posted 387 days ago
Con : throwing wallet at snap on truck to get him to stop. I stopped wrenching years ago but still own alot of snap on. When I owned a shop the trucks magically showed up with their trucks of shinny toys, but know it’s like hunting turkeys. good review, throw the price up in your post.
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yuri
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#6 posted 380 days ago
I had one, but with black handle, unfortunately I lost it. The screwdriver served me several years. It is great, very smooth ratcheting action, comfortable. I like thin upper part of the main shaft with knurling, handy when I need “manually” screw easy going small bolts. I miss it a lot. I could not imagine that such simple tool can be that addictive and head above everything else I used.
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