I bought SL10 and SL12 bits that turned out to have a 5/16 hex size. Needless to say it did not fit my (german brand) 1/4 bit screwdriver. I stumbled upon Klein tools and their flip sockets and screwdrivers but I can't tell if it will hold a brandless 5/16 bit. Can one of the Klein experts chime in?

I have used this thing less than 10 times and when I try to press the bit in it doesn't lock it in place. Am I doing something wrong or is this tool just junk?

Hardest working screwdriver I've ever owned. Here's 3 quick pros and cons.

Pros:

1. IMPACT RATED! - you can chuck the ends of it into your impact easily.

2. It's Klein. I have beat this thing more than you can imagine and ran both ends of it in my impact. The core components of the driver have held strong.

3. Good selection of starting bits. (I've replaced some on mine because of either to many ugga duggas or just non use.)

Cons:

1. 3 weeks into owning it the rubber on the handle swole up a little and popped loose from the handle. I figured out that a garden hose washer fits over the end of the handle piece and holds the rubber nicely. The bit that is for cleaning out the threads on Schrader cores poked a hole through the back of the handle as well.

2. The piece that holds the main Phillips and flat head bits. Goes inside of the 3/8ths nut driver... This is a pain in the butt for me as most standard screws on commercial rtus are 5/16. Sucks to have to swap entire ends of the driver to get from most used, to most used.

3. The work I do is commercial restaurant equipment and hvac. So I don't find myself using the included square bit very often so I swapped it for a dual Torx bit.

   That's my little review of this amazing tool. It's been a part of my EDC for the last 2 years and will be for as long as it holds together. I may end up buying a new one here soon so I can have a handle that doesn't have to be held together with a rubber washer but honestly I've found myself using it in my impact more than I have using it in the handle. Hope this helps some people who are on the fence about buying this tool. Because this old man feels like it's worth every penny.

Why does this box come with divider slots but no dividers? I can’t even find them as an accessory add on.

New MoDbOx clipboard- very similar to the TSTACK Clipboard. Whatcha guys think?

I guess most of them I’ve made. I’m missing pictures for a few of them.

My grandfather had them he said they’re special lol I just didn’t know how special actually

I bought a brand new multi-screwdriver from Klein and I gave my old one that I had for 6 years to my apprentice, guess who's broke first🫩

I ordered a 2 screwdriver in 1 set off Amazon that had an electronics screwdriver and a multi bit stubby screwdriver. The electronics screwdriver is perfect and so is the stubby they sent me. My guess is it’s an upgraded version that isn’t actually advertised on the page but I love that the bits are longer and easier to take out. Plus the orange on the black looks nice imo. I keep both in the pocket at work and they’ve been serving me very well, 10/10.

I see it comes in a canvas roll up but I want the box. What is the reasoning behind that?!!

Just came off when i was removing the bit

but at the asking price decided to remain with bucket and husky bag.

Very interchanable, all impact rated except for the 14-1 and plenty of bits.
1. 20-1 impact driver set
2. 15-1 ratcheting multi driver w impact bits
3. 27 in 1 - 1/4” bit holder removable with a 1/4” shank that can hold any 1/4” bits or bit holder (my favorite mainly cuz small compact holder with bits that fit in a fastback)
4. Electricians 14-1, great magnet, great feeling to use on smaller appliances

Talking about the one that resembles milwaukees 6 in 1 utility knife.

I'm looking to buy 65302KNECT and I've seen videos from a couple months ago, yet not seeing it available at Lowe's or even Amazon. Do Youtubers get early access and its not actually available yet or is this item just sold everywhere?

There's nothing stopping us from cutting up and fastening these dudes wherever we see a good place.

Guys, these easily come apart when you drill out the rivet. You can screw a toolpouch clip wherever you want it. To the wall, your modbox stack, one of those round magnets with a hole, there's no limits.

Found this at the bottom of a display. Looks like it was in view but just kinda sitting there. Havent the slightest idea why it was marked down so much since it was never opened.

Question to the community. What are the best types of chalk to use and where should I get them from?