LENOX Tools Screwdriver, 9-in-1 Multi-Tool (23932) , Blue

As a professional maintenance man, I look for tools that are cost effective, quality and sturdy. This 9 in 1 is so useful! It'll pretty much dismantle an HVAC air handler. I LOVE these Lenox so much I have them thrown around my truck, in the kitchen, in the shop toolbox, bed box, etc ... They are always within reach ALSO! The color is GREAT because they stand out. I never loose them in the shop or in the dirt. I have a few that are 8 years (+/-) old!

I used to only carry Klein 5 in 1 and 10 in 1 I've also used the Klein heavy duty 11 in 1. The reason for the switch is the bits on the Lenox are more durable than Klein versions. I've had Fastners so tight that I had to use channel locks to help remove them. I know a 5 in 1 is not the correct tool to do such a thing but when you don't have anything else on hand that's what happens. I've deformed the shafts of Klein tools I've bent the tips I used to buy a new Klein ever 6 months. I haven't had an issue with this Lenox under similar use. After about 4 years of use this original driver is still holding up and I've bought more since to have in other bags. The added benefit to me is I like having a 1/4" 5/16" and 3/8' nut driver on hand I rarely need a torx. I'd rather just have the Robinson square and a heavy duty 5/16" shank 1/4" flat and #2 Phillips vs a 1/4" shank 1/4" flat and #2 Phillips like the Klein 10 in 1.

I bought this on sale just to have another multi-bit screwdriver in each of my toolbags. This has become my favorite. It is high quality, and seems to always have the bit I need so far. I discovered yesterday that I needed to undo a screw with a square indent, and TADA - there were two on this tool. It is quite sturdy.

I use this item probably 25 times a day, almost every tool on it. The nut drivers are made of a heavier metal than any multi tool I’ve ever owned. All the other stripped out, this one is tough. It’s my second one after my first was lost. As a maintenance tech it is a must have and worth every penny. Gary Smith

Every time I lose or misplace one of these and buy another, its like having an old friend back! Its the kind of tool that, with the right care, you'll ll hand down to someone someday. Very high quality, the weight in your hands is confidence inspiring. Not too heavy either, and very well balanced. None of the bits nor the main shift are too difficult to extract and exchange, even when the ball bearing spring retainers get gritty from heavy use Its honestly perfect for around the house jobs for the DIYer or the professional, as its got the two most common of phillips, straight/flat, and square/Robertson bits, as well as the 3 most common hex sizes for appliances and the like in North America. I've used it for anything from simple things like replacing outlets and outlet covers to heavy industrial maintenance, and automotive, and everything inbetween. If you're thinking about getting this 9 in 1 driver, just do it. I'd buy them 10 at a time if I could justify it, just so I'd always have one when I end up misplacing one, and I could leave one in every tool kit and the car!

I bought these to keep in various places around the house so I wouldn't have to go to the garage or basement to get a tool as simple as a screwdriver. As to why I chose these, I had a Lenox multibit driver I got for free a number of years ago that *looks* exactly the same as this, and the price was right. To my surprise upon receipt, this isn't quite like my old one. First, one side of the main driver has a "regular" size phillips and flat; the other end, however, has another sub-driver with 2 different bit ends on it - "small" phillips and flat, and the other end has SQUARE drives. This makes the main driver a bit larger. Second, and this is what I don't like about it, when you're trying to drive a screw there is a bit of "give" in the ball detent that holds the main driver in place, such that when you push on the screwdriver, the main driver moves in a tad, maybe like 1/16" or so. Doesn't seem to cause issues, but when you release pressure on the screwdriver it moves out the same distance as well.

When I began my professional career, I was working general maintenance at a manufacturing plant in Missouri. We worked on low and high voltage, overhead cranes, plasma cutters, punch presses, welders, robots, band saws, paint booths and lines, CNC machines, servos, drives, compressors, etc. >>Over half the maintenance team used these daily!<< That's where I was introduced to this, and I've used it ever since. Both of the Philips are the right size and geometry to fit almost everything you'll encounter in the #1-#2 range. They seem to fit better than many other screw drivers I've had. Flat heads are the same, but the Phillips really shine. Having 1/4", 5/16", and 3/8" nut drivers are handy, but the tube that provides this feature on all three is soft, and the end will round off after a while of use. Note that this, and loosing the small Phillips / flat head bit are the #1 reason why I have replaced this 9 in 1 multiple times over the years. The only complaint I have is the bits will rust. I try to lightly oil them when I see they need it.

I have spent 10 year remodeling my house and performed all kinds of jobs and upgrades. I have used the Lenox screwdriver multi tool for years. I have enjoyed using the tool so much I bought a second one so I have one with all my electrical tools and another for other jobs. The grip is comfortable and with the 9 different driver options this is the most flexible screwdriver for a variable of jobs. I would recommend this screw driver to any handyman and is a great gift to husband or boyfriend who likes to do jobs around the house.

Great tool feels good in the hand and is very handy

This is has a clone made by irwin, exact same internals, either of them is a fantastic buy. But look for one of them under or around the 15 dollar mark, other than the price swings. It is my favourite pocket screwdriver being a tradesperson. It has every common head type 2 flat, 2 philips, 2 robertson and various nut driver sizes 1/4, 5/16, 3/8 it does pretty much everything id like it to do when you are held up for a small screw removal from accomplishing a larger task. Sure cordless drills are convenient for lot of work. But I whip this out of my pocket and fix a few screws with incredible ease. Amazing compact tool, the larger flathead is also fairly rugged for light/medium prying. It lives in my pocket of my work pants, and has been there for over a year. Great tool

Esta bastante bueno el desarmador, lo compre porque necesitaba uno para uso general. Si es un 9 en 1, les puse la imagen para que puedan verlo. Muy recomendado la verdad. Producto hecho en China.

5 Star Product as always from Lenox. Put up a couple of pictures as what it looks like. Recommend 100 percent.

I have owned 2 of these in the past and i am sure i will get the same one when this one fails one day. Disclaimer, i am a contractor and i use my tools every day, 8 hours, in rain, snow, sun, heat and cold. I have tools that i baby (like my drills) and tools i abuse (this one). I abuse this tool worse then chris brown, and it still lasts at least a year every time. I think its completely worth the money and is an amazing tool at a price you wont feel guilty about tossing around