That's exactly what I did took the 14 in 1 and the seven and one and replace the tips. And I kept the original tip as it's still a Klein tool and very nice.
Cool video, but I custom mad a 11 in 1 screwdriver that is my go to. I had to start with the HeavyDuty 11 in 1, then add a squared bit driver to one of the 1/4 bit sides and then the Klein Schrader/ thermostat (mini flat head 1/4 bits). It is a almost daily carry on every job.
I really like how you can shrink the shaft. My bit driver just broke from years of use, and I am excited about how this one looks. I am definitely going to get the Klein older stubby and most likely get both of these. The only multi bit screwdrivers I hate, are the ones with proprietary bits, like double sided one's. My last one was double sided and I use double sided bits with my Leatherman Rebar, but I use the Wiha bits. They are always going out of stock and not to may companies make good double sided bits, with all the different bits. The other day I seen a few triangle screws and I thought I had basically every bit I would ever need, until I seen the triangle screws that I had to remove. I really wish companies would stop making all these different screw heads. I understand that Phillips wasn't the answer and square and torx were supposed to be better, but why triangle. I ended up ruining a few bits, taking those out, since I didn't have those bits, and I bought a $30 bit set, that has pretty much all the bits you come across because of that. It makes me look bad, coming into a home or business, and not having the tools I need. That's why I love multi bit drivers. That's just my rant on screw companies. 😅
would be nice to have those flip sockets separate to add them to other screwdrivers I am always pulling out tips on the old 6 in one to get 1/4 and 5/16 nutdriver then i lose the tips since there is no storage
I guess none of those bolts or screws are metric? I would think they'd supply it with ECX bits too. I guess you dont "need" ECX but its nice to have. My Milwaukee 13 in 1 has the things missing here.
Un Soy Fan’s de las herramientas Klein y me encantó mucho éste destornillador ; pero me hubiera gustado que en lugar del destornillador 14 en 1 hubieran transformado el 27 en 1 ; así hubiera aumentado al doble la cantidad de puntas ; solo tenían que hacer 3/8’’ mas largo y mas profundo el socket de 1/4’’ y ponerle al vástago 2 balines y el resultado hubiera sido Súper Genial
I recently found something even better: Milwaukee 13-in-1. It has 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, and 1/2 hex drivers. It also has square bits perfect for ECX screws or whatever else they'll fit. It's also got Schrader valve drivers and large/small Phillips and slotted bits. The only thing it's missing is a magnet so that it will hold other 1/4 bits which don't have the ball bearing. It is a great tool I'd recommend looking into.
@@senilegoldsmith4112 the only thing it's missing is magnets. Other than that, I've had no complaints with it out in the field. It easily gets more use out in the field than any other tool I own. I do want to try something like this someday just to see what I'd think of it, though
Klein took the idea of a MegaPro Ratcheting screwdriver and a Wera Komphart Screwdriver, and then added the Impact and Flip socket idea from Malco and then you get this !!!
This is like meeting a new chic. I'm 2:40 in, and so far I'm liking what I'm hearing and actually a little excited that I might have just found *the one.* A shaft that you can take out and stick right into the impact driver! I'm often driving screws with the impact driver all the way until they're near tight, and then *have to switch* over to the ratchet or screwdriver to finish tightening. *BUT,* just like with meeting any other chic, I'm sure that _something_ will come up to spoil this... probably when I find out how much she's gonna cost me. Chics, I mean screwdrivers, this too good to be true are usually *expensive.* *EDIT:* NO FREAKIN WAY!? HD sells this thing for $24.97 !!!! Ok, price is good. *EDIT:* DAMMIT, I KNEW IT! She ain't orthodox.... oops, I mean it ain't *ratcheting.* I knew something would spoil it. I'm breaking up with this screwdriver.
Klein is great hand tools and meters. I will soon be meeting the owners from klein and probably will ask them to make a service wrench for hvacr and other stuff and I was told that all the stuff that they have and make will be Made in USA share this was told to me by my local electrical supply house from klein themselves.
After seeing you remove your flip out of your 7 in 1 I’ll say my 7 in 1 handle was not releasing the socket at all. Some penetrator got it loosen up a little (it’s all I had) wondering if it was defective or is it supposed to hold the bit that tight.
These Hand Tool companies that make these intricate *All-in-Ones Screwdrivers* 🪛 NEED to better Design/Engineer their Bit-Carousel Caps to securely lock 🔓 and NOT 😤 open!
Ok now make it like the double drive 6x speed Kobalt ratcheting screwdriver but keep it jsut as compact as it is. And you’ll have the ultimate all in one. 😂
