FlukeInsulated Phillips Screwdriver #2, IPHS2

I'm going to write the same review for the three screwdrivers I bought. They are incomparable. I have used Kleins for so long and dearly love them but the piece of mind knowing I won't get bit with my finger on the shank of the screwdriver is just the best. I am looking for many years good use out of these.

I'm going to write the same review for the three screwdrivers I bought. They are incomparable. I have used Kleins for so long and dearly love them but the piece of mind knowing I won't get bit with my finger on the shank of the screwdriver is just the best. I am looking for many years good use out of these.

This is another great product from fluke

well balanced, good grip, and contours to your hand. i like that even though the bulk of the grip is insulation/cushion, the end-cap is hard plastic so you can still apply good pressure to the screw when rotating. good to have for even at home when working on water heater, etc.

This review is for the Fluke Insulated Phillips Screwdriver #2, 4 INCH, 1000VI have collected almost all of the new Fluke 1000v edition line. Why, because they are just that good.Its not that I do a lot of work around high voltage, but when I do I want this kind of German quality.There is a battle for supremacy of the German made electrical pliers and screwdrivers. The players, Knipex, Wiha, Fluke. Fluke is just a little bit better.Feels great in your hand. Not just for electrical either.

My husband is an electrical engineer & has always been impressed with Fluke tools. This is a top quality tool for electrical work.-The head is finely machined with no rough spots or burrs.-The insulating coating looks rugged and looks like it won’t get damaged easily.-This insulated screwdriver is great for working in electrical boxes where not all circuits can be switched off, or if you want to be extra safe in case you missed a circuit.

This is a quality tool. As soon as I grabbed it, I knew. It has become my go-to Philips screwdriver. It feels great in your hand. The rubberized parts give great grip. The end cap is solid and not rubberized so you can apply pressure, release your grip while still applying pressure, rotate your hand easily, and then regrip the handle for another turn. The body has a nice overall roundedness to it but also has flat surfaces incorporated for anti-roll. The insulation on the metal gets thinner toward the working end to let you get into more places, but where it is thinner it still feels tough like it will last. The exposed metal end is precisely made and durable so far. There is also a hole through the handle so you can hang it on a pegboard. Overall just a great screwdriver that I'd highly recommend for any use.

And expensive. But for most people unless you lose an insulted #2 screwdriver of this quality it should last a lifetime. So why not pay a few extra bucks to to a get a well balanced and contoured padded grip, a shank narrow enough to fit into tight spots, and a head that is a precise fit to the fastener. For that matter why not build a tool set of Fluke tools which your kids are not allowed to borrow. Swap out your cheaper tools with these. Call it a luxury but you only live once.well balanced, good grip, and contours to your hand. i like that even though the bulk of the grip is insulation/cushion, the end-cap is hard plastic so you can still apply good pressure to the screw when rotating. good to have for even at home when working on water heater, etc.

La punta se ve muy resistente. El aislamiento cercano a la punta es muy estrecho, cuyo beneficio puede ser un mejor acceso a la tornillería; pero esperemos no sea un riesgo por menor aislamiento. Más cercano al mango el aislamiento está más reforzado. El mango es muy cómodo y suave. Cuenta con un hexágono entre el mango y la barra para poder hacer palanca con más fuerza; pero no lo recomiendo pues el plástico se puede barrer y dañar (este es un desarmador con la finalidad de aplicaciones eléctricas y no de fuerza). Con éste sustituiré a uno de la marca Milwaukee con aislamiento dañado, creo que es muy buena opción