You’ve probably noticed that in each length you have 2 extensions. It’s also noteworthy that each handle can be locked into a traditional, non-ratcheting position. S2 steel, non-slip perforations on the flats, etc. 2 short 1-5/8″ shafts, 2 medium 3-1/2″ shafts, 2 long 6″ shafts, 2 extra long 10″ flex shafts, 1 medium length locking shaft, 1 extension coupler that allows you to couple 2 shafts together, and 44 bits in common and security profiles.
#Screw driver for mac full#
It features 3 of them, Full Size, T-Handle, and Stubby. It’s a 57 piece system built around Mac’s poplar Macsimizer style handles. All that changed when I spotted this set though.Ĭalling The SPMR357B a screwdriver just isn’t accurate.
#Screw driver for mac driver#
Sure, they speed up the job, but seeing how I’m not in a situation where time is money like a flat rate tech or something, it was always easier just to grab a standard driver and go. Ratcheting screwdrivers have never been a big deal to me. You’re going to pay a little more than what a regular customer could get it off the truck for, but when you run across one of those tools you just can’t live without, just having access to it is a big plus.įor me, one such tool was the SPMR357B Ratcheting Screwdriver Set. In years gone by that meant you were pretty much out of luck with the trucks, but thanks to Mac Tools retail website and mail in warranty program, you too can bask in the the awesomeness that is Mac Tools. Hardcore about my tools as I may be, I’m not an every week customer at a professional shop and trying to get a tool truck to stop at your house has a success rate similar to asking Megan Fox to be your date to the company Christmas party. I’m not the user demographic tool trucks are looking for. That’s why I’m stoked that Mac Tools is becoming a part of TIA. From working on an old tractor to building a bird house for my 8 year olds 2nd grade project, and everything in between, not a day goes by that there isn’t something in my shop being built, maintained, or repaired.
I am by no means a professional user, but that doesn’t mean my tools don’t see constant use. They are high quality tools built with the professional user in mind and priced accordingly. Truck brand tools are not for the faint of heart (or wallet).
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