Vessel Megadora Normal Screwdriver +2 x 150 900

This is a GREAT screwdriver! I recently purchased a few different #2 Phillips to compare; Snap-On Comfort Grip, Snap-On ratcheting hard handle, Milwaukee Made in USA comfort grip, Williams (industrial hard handle Snap-On), Klein and Tekton. Of them all, this is my favorite if I had to pick one. (The Snap-On ratcheting screwdriver is a bit different animal, of course, and excellent!) The Milwaukee has a nicely shaped grip as well, but this is just slightly better balanced, and my favorite part of this is the great knurling on the shank, placed properly near the grip. It's super fast to spin a maching screw with it, and the light handle gives is a great balance while doing so. The Milwaukee has much less grippy knurling, strangely placed halfway down the shaft, which I only find useful in certain positions, where you have both hands able to support the screwdriver. I will likely pick up a set of these, possibly the version with the wood/fiber Compo grips, if they have the same knurling. Highly recommend this +2 Phillips/JIS screwdriver!

These are the best phillips screw drivers on the market, the tips fit perfectly into the screws head with zero wiggle making installation and removal a breeze.

Bought a set of these years ago and they are my go to. Such good JIS screwdrivers and magnetic. Used to much they are a little worn but still doing the job. Replacing some of them now that really need it. Great quality highly recommend. Also they've dropped a lot in price so nice win.

The Phillips screw is ubiquitous. It was patented in the 1930's and used to be exotic stuff. Once upon a time, users had to pay a royalty to use them. Cadillac started using Phillips screws in the late 1930's, and was considered cutting edge for it. Of course the complaint from mechanics back then was that they had to purchase "exotic special drivers for these screws from Mr. Phillips!" :-) In the intervening years, we had massive industrial growth, spurred in large part by a world war. Phillips started showing up everywhere. Meanwhile, and as a side effect of that war, we destroyed most of industrial Japan with firebombing (1944-45). The offshoot of this wholly unpleasant experience was that the Japanese were in a good position to restart their industries and to reconsider a whole lot of stuff. One thing the Japanese "reconsidered" was the Phillips screw. They were already not regulated by Phillip's patent, since it was a US Patent, and who in Japan would ever need a screw anyway, right? :-) Meanwhile, after careful and very inscrutibly Japanese introspection, their engineers realized that with slight adjustments of the tip dimensions, the concept of Phillips' "cross type" screw could be improved. Imagine that! So, left to their own devices, the Japanese did that redesign and came up with their very own industrial standard. That was then called the "Japanese Industrial Standard" for cross screw, aka "JIS". Guess what? They were right. Which leads to this product review. This Megadora manufactured JIS standard driver outperforms Phillips designs in every measurable way, just as most JIS drivers do. JIS is so good that it WORKS better in Phillips profiles than does a typical Phillips screwdriver! And, when used in true JIS fasteners (the ones with that little dimple on the screw face) they are the only way to go to get out any JIS standard screw that is even close to tight. Need to work on that vintage Japanese motorcycle? Every screw is JIS. How about that 1970's Pioneer home stereo? Again, EVERY cross screw is JIS. Besides out-Phillips-ing a Phillips driver, a mere TWO sizes of JIS drivers cover about 95% of every screw you're likely to encounter on average applications. Best of all, Megadora JIS drivers don't cam out, disfigure the fastener, and generally make you cuss like those crappy #2 Phillips you've been unknowingly fighting with all these years. Do yourself a favor - ESPECIALLY IF YOU WORK ON MOTORCYCLES OR JAPANESE BUILT STEREO EQUIPMENT. Order yourself up a nice set of Megadora JIS drivers. Get +1 and +2 sizes, and go ahead and splurge and get them in several lengths. You will be done buying screwdrivers for cross-screw functions, probably for the rest of your life. Just don't loan them to your buddies. They'll never come back. HIGHLY recommended - 6 stars. :-)

There are tons of different screwdrivers out there encompassing a wide price range, so I looked at a lot of them. I chose the Vessel after hearing from pro mechanics. I am glad I did. This is a quality product for a reasonable price.

Great screwdriver for my echo chainsaw. A lot of European saws need this style of screwdriver the screw driver head seems very precise and fits all screws on my echo well. Really light. I like the fact that it is able to fold my screws with its magnet tip. Making screws easily removable and makes function easier.

I bought this totally on customer review in a moment of weakness. It's just another decent Philips screwdriver. I'm not sure why I had to have it or why it differs from the other good drivers I have.

Works great. Should have bought one sooner. I would recommend buying a set of them instead of just one but it works great and is comfortable in the hand.

ottimo cacciavite

Werkzeug greift richtig toll und vermeidet so vergammelte Schrauben. Seit ich den habe stelle ich die Schaltung am Rad fast gerne ein!

Not cheap but quality tools never are. These screwdrivers have serrated tips that help prevent cam-out on worn or damaged screws.

Excellent quality Vessel Megadora JIS screwdriver that fits perfect and would highly recommend if you have a Japanese motorcycle.

Super bueno el único que no es malo abajo Philips arriba vessel