Idk what you're talking about man. Mine doesn't do that

@@000622477 Well I must have got a bad one then. Maybe you haven't had to apply enough pressure for it to do what mine is doing.

@@deej19142 That sounds like you need to use the right tool for the job. This thing is designed for applications where the previous installer didn't give the screw the HULK treatment. 😂

@@sanders858 This has nothing to do with the right tool for the job, this screwdriver, at least the one I have is pretty much worthless. The slightest down force makes the end collapse into itself, and then you have to take it apart and retrieve it. Either I got a defective one or klien dropped the ball on this one.

@@deej19142 I think you just got a defective one, I've never had that issue with mine.

It’s a neat tool for sure, it’s not often something as simple as a screwdriver feels “innovative”, but this one certainly is.

I just bought one after watching this and it is a cool driver. the only negative is that Klein uses 3.5mm bits instead of 4mm and the main shaft isn't 1/4. basically you have to buy the 2 addon bits that klein offers and you are very limited. if you just want a philips/slot driver then it is great.

​@@joe_ferreiraCan you provide a link for the bits you have personally purchased? And how far is it going?

You bet, thanks for watching!

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Just call me inspector gadget.

Would you recommend this one or the Stanley brand?

Hmmmm, maybe ours are different. The yellow part spins freely around the driver, but it moves independently - so the handle/shaft/bit are all in a fixed position and move together, so you basically get as much torque as your muscles will allow. The yellow piece’s ability to move freely doesn’t prevent that.

p.s. Shaft.

@@GearedTowardGear1 I guess I was using the yellow part as the handle instead of the black part so it was an issue. Maybe I’m a dumb dumb.

Finds anything yet? I need a 4mm hex bit....

I have, yeah. The ones I’ve tried all worked fine, as long as it’s a standard micro torx they’ll work.

Hey man. Not in this size, no. They’ve got some 1/4” bit drivers but they’re all quite big.

The yellow sleeve is just to cover up the tip so you don't stab yourself when you put the screwdriver in your pocket. You are not supposed to use the yellow part to remove screws, because it slips on the shaft. To use the screwdriver, you use the black handle part on the end of the screwdriver, just like every other screwdriver.

@@Panotaker Of course! You did not understand the issue here. The black rubber part is very short in length and naturally your fingers end up on the yellow sleeve. I know, I finally bought one. So if you think about it it’s pretty obvious the design flaw here! As another owner said, it would have been very easy for Klein to design a notch to prevent the yellow/protector to freely rotate. It only needs to slide over the tip to protect your shirt pocket. The rotation is totally unnecessary. Note that for now the silicone O-ring is so tight that the yellow sleeve does not rotate so easily. But you cannot apply much torque (screw or unscrew a tight screw) by holding the screwdriver by the yellow sleeve that’s for sure. And the thing with the black rubberized section is that the pocket clip is almost as long. So I constantly hit the damn clip when using the screwdriver. I could easily take it off. But then who would like to use a pocket screwdriver without a pocket clip?!? Very bad ergonomics from Klein on that one.

@@mikem8145 I understand the issue just fine. It just never dawned on me to use the yellow part to turn a screw. I just naturally use the black handle, just like every other small screwdriver I have ever used. I mainly bought this screwdriver for the sliding yellow part, so it doesn't stab me when I put the tool in my pocket. Klein makes a cheaper version of this screwdriver without the yellow sliding piece. The pocket clip I took off, since I just put the screwdriver in my jeans pocket.

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