Kings County Tools Heavy-Duty Old School Standard Screwdriver Set | 4 Flat-Head Sizes - 6", 8" 10" & 12" | Rugged Wooden Grips | Forged Steel | Turn, Pry Excavate or Pound

My husband loves how they are made, very heavy duty!!

I'v always loved the old "Perfect Handle" tools made by H.D. Smith long ago. These Chinese replicas are of course in better shape and much less expensive than the true vintage specimens you might find. The steel goes all the way thru the handle and appear to be quite stout. However, you have to consider these screwdrivers as a kit or a project. The wood handles are rough, and you'll need to sand and polyurethane them, or better yet replace them with your favorite exotic wood. The blades are all too thick to fit into a normal slotted screw head, especially on the smaller driver. You'll need to grind these down before they can be used as conventional screwdrivers. I'm just thrilled that I can recapture the past with screwdrivers that I can afford to really use instead of put on display. Whether the steel is of appropriate quality remains to be since in future use.

The fit and finish on these is terrible. The pins are sharp the handles aren’t smooth and they used a pound of lacquer on them. They’re pretty stout but the craftsmanship is awful

Very cheaply made, very rough finish and very soft steel. Was bent at the first attempt to use it

Very roughly made! Handles are very rough cut not comfortable on hands will need sanding. And thickness of the metal ends will need to be altered due to being to thick. Better off buying a diffrent product.

great product...wish they made a Phillip's head

This screwdriver set is as tough as you can get, made to abuse, made to last!!! Q

Received the product today, panels seem to be raw pine covered in the same wax as the rest of the tool. Fits not great but they're nice and tight. With how simple they are I see no problem replacing them later if needed. Not sure on the grade of steel used for the tool but it's definitely beefy and has a solid feel, for teardowns these will be perfect because let's be honest your gonna use it like a prybar just as much as a flathead screwdriver. The waxy like coating that's on it I figure is to protect the tool. I'll probably warm it up and see if it melts off then treat the tool with something not as thick.