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ok. Thanks Manong Jay!

Re: Manual Screw Drivers

ok. Thanks Manong Jay!

wag naman manong... hehehe. lolo na lang hahahaha:p

btw, i am using a Stanley set. if you are interested in them I can do the upgrade and you can take mine. hehehe. I will take pictures as 3 of them are unused.

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wag naman manong... hehehe. lolo na lang hahahaha:p

btw, i am using a Stanley set. if you are interested in them I can do the upgrade and you can take mine. hehehe. I will take pictures as 3 of them are unused.

sige post pics I'll check it out.

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here you go Dom, some light stain on the flat head screwdriver handle(its what I use to open my finishes kasi) and some glue on the shank. no rust whatsoever. the 3 smaller ones hardly gets used. pm me your best price and I will consider...

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Run those shanks and tips lightly on a bench wire wheel and they will look like new. The handles you can wipe with WD40 to clean up.

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Run those shanks and tips lightly on a bench wire wheel and they will look like new. The handles you can wipe with W40 to clean up.

definitely an easy clean up. the handles are really nice and grips well. I'm just bent on getting an upgrade para mas maganda kung parepareho...

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Here is the Koken Pozidrv. Except for the price these Koken handle grips are excellent for dry work. The rubber handle becomes gooey a bit when it comes to contact with oil.

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please resize pics Jay, di makita yung handle... lol

dagdagan pala natin ng isa pa yung set...

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If I do you can't see the tips. If it gives problem to the thread please delete the post. I can't see the edit buttons.

For - & + , My experience is that the Unior handles are no match for the Koken grips for dry work. The Koken with striking caps ( automotive ) are heavier than the Koken without striking caps ( electrical ) too. Trade off for having the capability of the pass thru design. Hex shanks on the Koken as well.

Notice the Koken handle design near the shank. That gives good leverage for higher torquing with no finger slip.

Everything to me is good about the Koken handle except that the rubber becomes a bit gooey when it comes in contact with oil and these would probably be very difficult to clean as well.

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no need to delete, serves its purpose naman...

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no need to delete, serves its purpose naman...

Ok thanks.

How about these for woodworking? Do you think they have these on stock?

http://www.uniortools.com/product/crosstip-ph-screwdriver-with-hexagon-bolster-616w

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nope, haven't seen those yet... I don't think they have them on stock...

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nope, haven't seen those yet... I don't think they have them on stock...

Yeah probably nobody requested these yet.

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Hi Gents,

I’m a newbie on this wonderful site, and its such a great site.

I wonder if you ever encountered or come across some mold-like white powdery substance on rubberized tool handles like those on pliers, hammers, even some screwdrivers, etc.,
These are seen on tools that I put away in storage or not in-use for some time, I’m trying to figure out but cant’t seem to find any pattern to why its happening on some tools, and not on others.. Will appreciate any info how to stop them from forming.

Thanks, keep up the great work!

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they often come from aluminum in my case, maybe pictures could help. try posting some...