STANLEY Screwdriver, All-in-1, 6-Way (68-012)

This purchase was received promptly and adequately packaged. The screwdriver comes with four basic bits that are all self-contained within the unit itself. I find this to be a handy feature as it eliminates the problem of misplacing bits. The screwdriver and the bit arm separate to allow for the changing of the bits. I also appreciate the fact that the bit arm attaches to the screwdriver handle with a ball bearing type attachment that snaps firmly into the handle giving the bit handle stability. An added plus is that the bit arm can be used for a socket when the bit attachment is removed from the arm.All in all, I’m glad I purchased this tool as it is handy to have around the house for simple household fixes and is very convenient as well as being a good value. I will be checking to see if the seller offers a ratcheting version of this tool as I feel that it would also be handy to have around for more complex tasks. I'm definitely a satisfied customer.

I've had a couple of these for years, and they come in handy in so many ways. The hex driver sockets are greatly overlooked by most, and one of the more versatile parts of these.The plastic feels good, the metal clips solid, and the bits last a good while long. I ended up getting another, as apparently every room in my house needs one in a drawer.

It is worth investing in a quality screwdriver that will not strip screws and cause problems in the long run. I was happy to find this sturdy, affordable one from Stanley, a trusted name in tools.The handle is nice and comfortable. A good grip makes it so much easier to tighten screws, especially for someone who might not have a lot of strength or dexterity in their hands. An under-cabinet fixture in our kitchen was still wobbling after I had used another screwdriver; Stanley easily fixed it by providing an extra 180-degree half-turn of tightness. Very efficient.A non-mechanic who will only use this intermittently, I like that the bits are part of the assembly so they will not go missing. The screwdriver comes with a Phillips head ready to go. That bit pops off easily to reveal a smaller Phillips head at its other end. Pull upwards on the long silver cylinder (which is the hex driver) to disengage it from the handle and your reversible flat head bit is secure at the opposite end. Everything easily snaps into place. Nice design.This will be a great screwdriver to have on hand for years to come.

It's grip is good. Works well. Lots of heads. It's easy to use.

This isn't a perfect screwdriver, but it's more than capable of handling anything 99% of DIY consumers will throw at it.The included two sided flat head and Phillips head bits will handle nearly any common job. If they're not sufficient, the two sides of the shaft accommodate the two most common bit sizes.There are small issues with the tool, but nothing that takes away from it's strong features, construction and overall value.Issues:1. The handle is now fairly large and the shape is now rounded. This can be an issue for tight spaces, small hands, and setting the tool on tables.2. The shaft can be rather hard to get out of the handle. It snaps in place very well, but that's likely part of why it's hard to get back out at times. This is made worse with oily or dirty hands.3. Neither of the bit heads is particularly strong. Neither should be used on high torque applications. With that said, those applications are very rare and a screwdriver shouldn't be used for those applications anyway(impact driver type jobs).Overall, for the price and what you get, this is a very nice screwdriver. Nearly every negative review on this either finds fault in very small things or they're trying to use this tool for more industrial style purposes. As a DIY home tool, it's more than enough.4 starsCheers!

These things are great. They'll make you stop grabbing ordinary screwdrivers for most jobs. There is a double-ended hex bit in each end of a quickly reversible shaft. So long as the screw you come up against is a Phillips #1, a Phillips #2, a narrow slotted, or a wide slotted, you're no more than 3 seconds from having the correct bit to proceed. The double-ended hex bits have a ball bearing in the side at the middle, so they won't fall out (bit pull out w/o much effort). The shaft has a ball bearing in the side at the middle, plus 2 metal extensions, which hold up against as much torque as I've ever found a way to deliver (while it also pops out with minimal effort to reverse the shaft). The overall system is genius. Many similar screwdrivers have become quite expensive, so I was glad to see these at a reasonable price. The quality is quite good, and similar to most screwdrivers like this. You can pay more for a specially contoured handle, with an especially nice surface, but for ordinary use, these are excellent.

There are 7 featuresLarge and small screwdriver and Philips head2 nut removersThe base holds it very sturdy, gives it additional torque and it’s so easy to use. Everything in one place, well made

I love this screwdriverFour heads one handleCouldn’t ask for more