Klein 32477 10-in-1 Screwdriver/Nut Driver, Yellow and Black

This is a great tool. With a name like Klein, you expect the best, and that is exactly what you get with this screwdriver. I can carry this tool with me instead of two or three screwdrivers, a nut driver and torx head wrenches.

If your looking for a good all in one screwdriver then this is it.

does what it says it does. not made cheap. like the fact that you can use bits with it with most common sizes. only thing i didnt like is that it doesnt come with a magnet. but you can buy thos shafts anywhere. the grip is also a nice. like say when working in the rain you wont lose any grip.

I dont think there is much to say about a screwdriver. But I am an IT person and Klein leads the way in tools for our industry...as far as I am concerned.

You cant go wrong.

This screw driver is an all in one wonder and a must for any tool box or tool belt!

Pros: The body of the screw driver is fat for good torque, and the handle is easy on the hands. The tips are hard and durable so they will last for a long time. It takes the place of at least four normal screw drivers that one would need, plus it has several specialty bits that are nice to carry around.

Cons: Its heavier than a regular screw driver it's size, but when you think about it, it's taking up the roles of 10 tools.

To me, this 10-in-1 is worth every penny and more. It's built with Klein quality and I have no complaints. I highly recommend it to any one for home or commercial use.

This screwdriver is a real timesaver as it is like having ten tools on you at once- There are 5/16" and 1/4" nut drivers, #1 and #2 Phillips, 1/4" and 3/16" slotted, #10 and #15 TORX®, #1 and #2 square-recess bits! Needless to say, this covers a great deal of what you would typically need.

This would be a great tool to include in a small toolbox for emergencies, or in that tool drawer in the kitchen...

I myself have one in each of my toolboxes! They are that versatile! In doing electrical work, I find myself frequently using the nut driver to seat ground screws in metal electrical boxes, while its nice to have a small slotted bit for removing coverplates on switches and outlets. And I never know if the switch or outlet will have slotted or phillips head screw terminals.

I don't use the robertson square drive bits much, but the torx srew bits came in handy for disassembly and repair on my Black & Decker jigsaw (see review please).

Klein tools are standard issue for electrical workers, but I see no reason this tool would not be handy in the hands of plumbers, carpenters, mechanics, and general handypeople/ DIYers.

The tool is a quality piece, with the steel shafts that hold the bits locking securely into a familiar yellow plastic handle with a black rubber grip- very comfortable to use for long stretches with no blisters! The bits are very durable as well- I frequently find myself chucking the sleeves and bits into the chuck of my drill.

Klein tools are made in USA, and are guaranteed for life as long as they are not abused/misused.(I.E: holes from arcing across a short circuit). At about 12 dollars, you really can't go wrong with this tool!