Klein Tools 670-3 Screwdriver, 3/16-Inch Cabinet-Tip Rapi-Driv, with 4-Inch Shank, Made in USA

When you have a building full of switch plates and outlet covers to install or remove. Young guns reach for their $200 10 lb 50 volt 500 torque-lb color-coordinated kung-fu grip deluxe pistol guaranteed to crack the delicate plastic plate by the screw hole. At $10 and 4 ounces, old dogs reach for this to do the job and back-charge young gun $0.50 for each cracked plate.

This is a good tool. Easier to handle then the longer version and doesn't stab you in the leg if you keep it in a tool belt. Absolute quality and will buy another one when the time comes. Get the key chain tool magnetizer too.

I put paper between the handle and the screw gaps, it hold steady.

I'm concerned about this tool. The hole that the driver is supposed to rotate through is much larger than the driver itself, so it sits very loose. Too loose, doesn't feel stable/solid. I've seen pics of other buys who had theirs arrive with the driver busted off the handle and I fear that down the line I'm going to experience something similar. 3 stars for now because it works and it is a wrist saver. If it lasts a few years I'll try to remember to come back and bump up the stars.

I want to give if 5 stars for what we use it for primarily install receptacle and switch plates, old days I would use it for the receptacles and switch installation as well. Now I use a small makita impact. Still I use it to take out and install while trouble shooting.I also want to give it 2 stars because Klien changed the tip design and my 30+ years of familiarity with the old design makes the new one akward. I keep a few of the old ones locked up for myself in case I loose mine. And buy the new one for new employees I am training.Can say I use this daily it is located on my pouch next to a pair of Miller Style strippers to get to quickly and easily.

Makes loosening and tightening screws a lot quicker

It's like a manual electric screwdriver, I mean you're not going to get the same amount of torque but if you use it for what it is intended for it is a handy tool.

Works very well for removing wall-plate screws, but can be awkward if the screws are very tight. I don't know of any better way to do it.