Instinct screwdrivers from Snap-on feature blended, curved sides and a triangular-shaped chemical- and corrosion-resistant handle, providing greater output and increased leverage. Vapor-blasted…
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Snap-on Tools Instinct Screwdrivers
My family run one of Irelands best garage & Service centres and we wouldnt
use anything except Snap-On Tools, I agree they are pricey but at the end
of the day if you use the tool right it will last, genuine breakages can
happen but mostly you will get a replacment.
Being a mechanic I can truly say snap on is no was of money. You are just
to up tight to buy it.
I like that snap on makes high quality tools. Plus their made in the usa
(please let me know if some are not!!) But the price is outragous! Their
just to expensive. If you go on craigs lists tool section its full of snap
on stuff. Its all guys that maid impulse purchases and are begging to get
half of thier money back. Im a simple electrician. I dont wear Gucci shoes
and i dont use fifty dollar phillips heads.
I thought a screwdriver is a screwdriver until i used the instinct soft
grip SO screwdriver. Most comfortable sd I have ever used. Due to its large
handle and design, excellent torque can be applied and with much less
effort and fatigue. Worth the extra bucks imo.
I do not like those screwdrivers……
its really hard to understand how usefull, and how much better these really
are, until you use them and try to go back to the old one.. my hands feel
so much better at the end of the day thanks to my soft handled screwdrivers.
I doubt everyone on CL selling their Snap On stuff is trying to unload it.
Most are mechanics that have duplicates, retiring, or getting out of the
field. Over priced? Yes. Good quality and warranty? Yes. I’m not even a
paid mechanic and I buy some Snap On stuff, new off the truck and used on
CL and Ebay. Their screwdrivers and ratchets kick ass!
LOL just noticed i left the same opinion on this vid over a year ago. well
atlease im consistant 😉
I think theyre over priced but Im a starting intern for the AYES auto
program. I just cant see spending most my check on that stuff when
craftsman gives the same warranty. I dont like SO?Bluepoint impacts. For
electric power tools I stick to Milwaukee. This is wholly my opinion feel
free to comment w/o harshness!!!
i have the matco screwdrivers with the microfiber material and the snap on
intinct handles i like the matco ones better but th snap on ones are a
fantastic product as well
heres some thing make a triangular tip i need one no one has one
thanks for the heads up..i already have a set of Stanley magnums…thier ok
but could be better ofcourse. B&Q sell snap on imitations screw drivers
now/.for about 1 quid each. I just love the enthusiasm Americans have with
thier tools…wish we had that in the UK
snap on tools are great tools. the only reason i dont use them is if they
do break you are going to be waiting a few days for a new tool. and if you
an aviation mechanic like me you need your tools fixed NOW! so i get mostly
craftsman. but there is ABSOLUTELY! nothing wrong with snap-on
I have a few of these, and love them. Only broke one once, and my local
dealer replaced the metal portion in under a minute. The serated tips make
all the difference on rusty or started to strip heads.
snap on builds them right! i break craftsman ones left and right!
I bought the biggest set for my truck acc need and I will never have
another tool again and my snap-on man is GREAT!!!
Hand one of their #2 phillips screwdrivers to my neighbor Ken,he will break
the tip off of one.He does this to every good and cheap brand screwdriver
which my father has seen him do.
Last winter i got some new screwdriver kits from both snap-on and hazet,
the snap-on has the best handles and best grip, no doubt!
snap on stoped the hard handle but it was made by williams tools u can
still get um threw williams
Snap On Philips head bites grip so hard that they tend to want to strip the
heads out if they’re rusted or just stuck. In aviation where inspection
panels are all held on with screws… It can be bad and ruin the chance of
being able to use a screw knocker.
I got a set about a year ago . I think thier all right but I like the old
plastic handles better .
Screwdrivers = Wera
I´m sorry but you can´t beat Wera,,,not even close….
i have sum mac but mostly snap-on tools mainly cuz i lived near the factory
in kenosha,Wi. theyre tools u can take pride in for a lifetime,while
providing jobs in the community.if u want chinese tools buy the cheaper
brands
how do we get these in the UK…>?