Nope; only used for one purpose. And not a handle, unless you're the type who considers a screwdriver a "handle" for a screw.Removable handle. Could be used for many things, such as for an air wall or winch.
Yay widgets!
Derek I feel Alton Brown would not approve of your unitasker there.
Well, he might, if he had to install/remove hundreds of <what it is designed for>.... Derek I feel Alton Brown would not approve of your unitasker there.
(For example: the conduit locknut pliers you made me buy.)
Reading one of the reviews of the locknut pliers that someone wrote had me laughing. "makes access to your nuts swift and easy" who could resist such a useful tool?(For example: the conduit locknut pliers you made me buy.)
"makes access to your nuts swift and easy"
Ding ding ding!...Is the tool in question a wire nut wrench?
I'd prefer the nut blaster in my cordless screwdriver, http://www.wireman.com/Nut Blaster.htmlNow the question is, "Is it worth the $8.97 from Home Depot or other vendor?"
Well, he might, if he had to install/remove hundreds of <what it is designed for>.
Alton's advice on not buying single-purpose gadgets is usually valid--few of us have unlimited storage capacity in our kitchens or toolboxes. I have lots of tools that seemed like a good idea at the time, but that I've never used or only used once. (For example: the conduit locknut pliers you made me buy.) Now it's very likely that when I actually have the need for them, either I won't be able to find them, or, won't have them with me.
Choose your battles, and your tools, carefully.
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