- Tri-lobe shape Fits hand comfortably
- Soft, diamond-textured handle provides a firm grip for extra Torque without strain
- Chrome-plated bar for rust resistance
- High-quality bits for long life
- Includes #1 & #2 Phillips, 1/4 inch & 3⁄16" slotted, 1/4 inch & 5⁄16" nut driver
- 6-way all-in-one comfort grip screwdriver
- 6 tips include #1 and #2 Phillips, 1/4 and 3/16 slotted, and 1/4 and 5/16 nut driver
INCLUDES #1 & #2 PHILLIPS, 1/4"" & 3_16"" SLOTTED, 1/4"" & 5_16"" NUT DRIVER ; TRILOBE SHAPE FITS HAND COMFORTABLY ; SOFT, DIAMOND TEXTURED HANDLE PROVIDES A FIRM GRIP FOR EXTRA TORQUE WITHOUT STRAIN ; BAR IS CHROME-PLATED FOR RUST RESISTANCE ; HIGH-QUALITY BITS FOR LONG LIFE
By Joe
I have owned this screw driver for a long time now, and I just ordered 2 more because I am always needing it in my car, work, and at home.
The best features about it are the 2 different sized Flat heads, as well as 2 different sized Philip heads. On top of that it has 2 different sized hex heads for screws.
The bit pieces are designed with a ball bearing and a spring that hold them in the driver. They never fall out! I can't stand it when bits fall out, but this screwdriver never has that problem.
The plastic handle with a rubber grip is really nice too, especially since I work on a lot of electrical equipment.
The best features about it are the 2 different sized Flat heads, as well as 2 different sized Philip heads. On top of that it has 2 different sized hex heads for screws.
The bit pieces are designed with a ball bearing and a spring that hold them in the driver. They never fall out! I can't stand it when bits fall out, but this screwdriver never has that problem.
The plastic handle with a rubber grip is really nice too, especially since I work on a lot of electrical equipment.
By metzmatt
I purchased this "all-in-one" screwdriver to replace an older one.
Things I like about this tool:
- Comfortable handle is rubberized for good grip
- Four heads - a large and small slotted, and a large and small philips
- Each end of the shaft is a slightly different size, so you also get two different sized nut-drivers (this was the reason I replaced my older multi-screwdriver, which had the same size hole on both ends)
- It can be held magnetically to my tool strip, using the steel shaft.
Things I don't like about the tool:
- Nothing!
Things I like about this tool:
- Comfortable handle is rubberized for good grip
- Four heads - a large and small slotted, and a large and small philips
- Each end of the shaft is a slightly different size, so you also get two different sized nut-drivers (this was the reason I replaced my older multi-screwdriver, which had the same size hole on both ends)
- It can be held magnetically to my tool strip, using the steel shaft.
Things I don't like about the tool:
- Nothing!
By Hyoun Kim
From my previous job, I was given a screwdriver very similar to this Stanley but it was "Valco" brand and I used it for almost a decade. It was the best screwdriver I ever used/owned particularly because it was considered a "6-in-1". The "6-in-1" feature is because it had the following capabilities:
- 1/4" Slotted "Flathead"
- 3/16" Slotted "Flathead"
- #1 Philips
- #2 Philips
- 1/4" Hex Driver
- 5/16" Hex Driver
With all those features, there wasn't a single application I couldn't address with this screwdriver. The availability of the hex drivers allowed me to change the heads from my drill set if I needed to which added even larger capabilities. Unfortunately, on a work trip, despite me putting my screwdriver in my CHECKED luggage (NOT CARRYON) on the airline, TSA decided to confiscate it. I know this because upon opening my checked bag, there was a nice TSA letter saying they TOOK my screwdriver... WHAT THE HECK???
I was incredibly mad because like I said, I owned this screwdriver for almost a decade. Luckily, my work let me expense another and I found one that was very similar to it... the Stanley Tools 68-012 All-in-One.
What's awesome about this one is aside from the handle, this Stanley has the exact same features as my old one plus it cost me much less! As of writing this on 8/20, it's only $7.10 on Amazon! I paid over $15 for my old one.
This one is my new favorite!
- 1/4" Slotted "Flathead"
- 3/16" Slotted "Flathead"
- #1 Philips
- #2 Philips
- 1/4" Hex Driver
- 5/16" Hex Driver
With all those features, there wasn't a single application I couldn't address with this screwdriver. The availability of the hex drivers allowed me to change the heads from my drill set if I needed to which added even larger capabilities. Unfortunately, on a work trip, despite me putting my screwdriver in my CHECKED luggage (NOT CARRYON) on the airline, TSA decided to confiscate it. I know this because upon opening my checked bag, there was a nice TSA letter saying they TOOK my screwdriver... WHAT THE HECK???
I was incredibly mad because like I said, I owned this screwdriver for almost a decade. Luckily, my work let me expense another and I found one that was very similar to it... the Stanley Tools 68-012 All-in-One.
What's awesome about this one is aside from the handle, this Stanley has the exact same features as my old one plus it cost me much less! As of writing this on 8/20, it's only $7.10 on Amazon! I paid over $15 for my old one.
This one is my new favorite!
By green fiddler
It is worth investing in a quality screwdriver that will not strip screws and cause problems in the long run. I was happy to find this sturdy, affordable one from Stanley, a trusted name in tools.
The handle is nice and comfortable. A good grip makes it so much easier to tighten screws, especially for someone who might not have a lot of strength or dexterity in their hands. An under-cabinet fixture in our kitchen was still wobbling after I had used another screwdriver; Stanley easily fixed it by providing an extra 180-degree half-turn of tightness. Very efficient.
A non-mechanic who will only use this intermittently, I like that the bits are part of the assembly so they will not go missing. The screwdriver comes with a Phillips head ready to go. That bit pops off easily to reveal a smaller Phillips head at its other end. Pull upwards on the long silver cylinder (which is the hex driver) to disengage it from the handle and your reversible flat head bit is secure at the opposite end. Everything easily snaps into place. Nice design.
This will be a great screwdriver to have on hand for years to come.
The handle is nice and comfortable. A good grip makes it so much easier to tighten screws, especially for someone who might not have a lot of strength or dexterity in their hands. An under-cabinet fixture in our kitchen was still wobbling after I had used another screwdriver; Stanley easily fixed it by providing an extra 180-degree half-turn of tightness. Very efficient.
A non-mechanic who will only use this intermittently, I like that the bits are part of the assembly so they will not go missing. The screwdriver comes with a Phillips head ready to go. That bit pops off easily to reveal a smaller Phillips head at its other end. Pull upwards on the long silver cylinder (which is the hex driver) to disengage it from the handle and your reversible flat head bit is secure at the opposite end. Everything easily snaps into place. Nice design.
This will be a great screwdriver to have on hand for years to come.
By J. Houston
I have about a dozen screwdrivers in my tool chest in the garage but wanted a multi purpose screwdriver for a small set of tools that I keep in the house. I first saw this screwdriver in the tool box of my son-in-law, a plumber. It is the only screwdriver he uses. It is very comfortable to use, very versitle and easy to change tips. The price was reasonable and I am happy with the tool.
By atlas1059
I originally bought the Fat Max all-in-one screwdriver where you can pop the butt of the unit and reveal 5 or 6 different interchangeable heads. But,I found that switching between heads was getting really kind of tedious. Every time I would have to pop the butt, extract a head out, switch it with the current head and then slide the replaced head back into the slot then pop the butt cap back on. The first couple times it was OK because it meant I didn't have to run back to my toolbox to get a completely different screwdriver. But, after the 20th time, it got old fast.
So, I got this all-in-one where I simply have to pull it out, flip it around and then use it. It was sooo much more convenient than my other all-in-one. I still love my other all-in-one and use it when I know I won't be changing heads all the time. But, I won't leave home without this all-in-one screwdriver because of the time it saves me. The grip is rubberized so it minimizes slippage and it's not too long so that you can't stick it in your back pocket without worrying it will fall out.
Overall, I think everyone should have something like this in your toolbox. Because it's a Stanley, you know it's of above average quality.
So, I got this all-in-one where I simply have to pull it out, flip it around and then use it. It was sooo much more convenient than my other all-in-one. I still love my other all-in-one and use it when I know I won't be changing heads all the time. But, I won't leave home without this all-in-one screwdriver because of the time it saves me. The grip is rubberized so it minimizes slippage and it's not too long so that you can't stick it in your back pocket without worrying it will fall out.
Overall, I think everyone should have something like this in your toolbox. Because it's a Stanley, you know it's of above average quality.
By Don
I have TONs of screw drivers, these are, in my opinion, the best to have. The ones that have the attachments in the handles are a pain in the butt. These are all self contained and very easy to switch between flat head to philips to nut driver in seconds. If youre looking for a good all around screw driver for around the house, stop looking, this is it.
By Rural Life
These things are great. They'll make you stop grabbing ordinary screwdrivers for most jobs. There is a double-ended hex bit in each end of a quickly reversible shaft. So long as the screw you come up against is a Phillips #1, a Phillips #2, a narrow slotted, or a wide slotted, you're no more than 3 seconds from having the correct bit to proceed. The double-ended hex bits have a ball bearing in the side at the middle, so they won't fall out (bit pull out w/o much effort). The shaft has a ball bearing in the side at the middle, plus 2 metal extensions, which hold up against as much torque as I've ever found a way to deliver (while it also pops out with minimal effort to reverse the shaft). The overall system is genius. Many similar screwdrivers have become quite expensive, so I was glad to see these at a reasonable price. The quality is quite good, and similar to most screwdrivers like this. You can pay more for a specially contoured handle, with an especially nice surface, but for ordinary use, these are excellent.
By La la
I was looking for a all in one tool to keep in close by for everyday fixes, and i found it with this screwdriver. This product has a great drip handle which allows for easy turns without stripping the screws. Fantastic product for the price. Arrived earlier than expected too!
By Rhea Laws
I purchased this for my son who just moved into an apartment and never has the right tool. He was sure happy to get it - now he can do anything. It's a great tool for a starting toolbox because you have the screwdriver you need without buying four of them.
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