Klein Tools 27-in-1 Multi-Bit Screwdriver
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Published 2023-12-06
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All Comments (21)
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Buying multi bit screwdrivers are a love/hate relationship, as soon as you buy one they come out with a cooler one with new features and bits.
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Back when manufactures started using security screws, the bits were hard to find and somewhat expensive. Nowadays those screws are just annoying.
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From electrical work to small engine repair. I’ve been a fan of Klein for years. Solid tools built decent. No crazy stupid newfangled BS. Just the tool you need that’s going to last
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I'm an electrician who does work at the county jail sometimes, so the tamperproof comes in handy sometimes. It doesn't really matter, though, since the prisoners are so bored they can get any screw out with a piece of elastic from their cloths
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Little tools like that may sit around unused for a while but as soon as you need them, they're worth their weight in gold. I have a lot of tools I may never open but Its saved me so many headaches and extra trips to the store to keep them on hand.
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Bought one a while ago. I hate owning screw drivers, so consolidating all the tiny ones into one tiny one is perfect. Klein makes the best pull out bit storage, throwing away my other screw drivers felt great
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Been watching your stuff for a while, really enjoying the tool reviews, you do a fantastic job. Just for information on the bits, 4mm and 1/4" are the 2 standard bit sizes. A 3.5mm would be proprietary. Makes sense as you can tell they were going for a slim shaft design which would require the bits to be smaller. I agree its probably not a huge deal considering like you said, it comes with basically everything youd need and as long as you dont lose them itll be fine.
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Very cool. I’m sure it’s a good precision tool for multiple uses. In terms of strength, I’ve always opted for Wiha on job sites, BUT I’m sure it’ll do the job. Also, Hobo Fart is now what I’m calling Harbor Freight.
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This is what we need!! We need honest reviews!
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That is great for home use because it’s so slim, but I have the Klein 15-in-1 ratcheting screwdriver and it’s actually really convenient. The ratcheting function is most useful in tight areas. It’s a lot easier to ratchet then having to regrip after every turn when you can barely get your hand in somewhere. You drop the screwdriver a lot less. It’s also a little faster then a regular screwdriver, not much though.
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I have the klein 4 in 1. I have a pocket screwdriver but I needed something just a little bigger/longer I could put some torque into. The tips are small and could easily snap if you put too much umph into a twist. It can easily fold up into a shirt pocket too! It was an impulse buy but it was worth it.
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Not a fan of ratcheting drivers. I also like that it's only slightly magnetized. You can hold the screw, but not have the tip pulling itself into everything around it.
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Bro… you are saving me a small fortune with this one. I do a lot of work on guns outside. I have a Wiha precision set and all the time drop or lose the bit. There isn’t a magnet to secure the bit. I need something with decent quality that will stay in place. Thanks!
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Good review. For magnetism Hobo Fart sells a magnetizer/demagnetizer block. Very useful.
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My favorite screwdriver with the bit I need 95% of the time is the one that will never leave my pouch unless I'm using it. But you gotta have that wild card option with you too... Klein does a darn good job with making the "just in case" driver, that does a million things, way less annoying.
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Hey Wes! Electrician from NH here. I highly recommend you buy these two drivers from klein, put them together to make a beast of of a 21 in 1 screw/nut driver. Klein 32304 14-in-1 Klein 32907 7-in-1 You'll see what I mean!!
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I ended up getting the Klein Tools 32717 as it has a case with more bits. I so far love the thing. It's my EDC
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I know exactly the difference, between buying tools for the shop. And buying tools for my shop! God bless you. And thank you for the information!
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1:03 Thanks for explaining"ought" or "aught" to the whippersnappers. That knowledge transfers to buckshot and steel wool, too. I don't think they cover that in schools now.
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bro you make me buy more tools that i didnt know i wanted or needed! love ur videos shout out from cincinnati!!!
