LTT Screwdriver

[Bombastinator]

26 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Canada.

Was hoping for a “where I am of course” but that works too.

[Bombastinator]

On 10/13/2022 at 8:57 AM, vetali said:

Okay, I'll buy one and compare it. Only 30 teeth however. Not feeling too optimistic. Looks like a quality tool though.

Also compare the “it broke” behavior if possible please.  

[dizmo]

35 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

Was hoping for a “where I am of course” but that works too.

Brilliant

[vetali]

On 10/16/2022 at 10:58 AM, Just that Mario said:

There's a 90 tooth variant. Hazet has been pretty much declared as BIS ratchets by the internet. Stahlwille has allegedly BIS wrenches. I don't personally own either in these tools, but I am looking for getting Hazet ratchets eventually. Eyeing the 1/2" high teeth count with extendable shaft. I have a few Hazet wrenches, screwdrivers and they're really nice. Hazet screwdriver set is really cheap as well, think around 15 euros...

I only have flex head snap ons, so I got a flex head. It arrived today.

 

As for the screwdriver, been using it more at work. Its starting to wear in better. The bit cartridge was kinda difficult to open when I got it originally. Its much better now. Same with the selector. The bits are no slouch either. Used it on a Toyota Sienna condenser that had philips head screws attaching to the radiator. Very rusty and scary looking. Nothing rounded off, and got them all off by hand. Also used it on an intake boot on a 1995 Accord that looked sketchy. No issues.

[Bonznumber1]

I suspect this has been asked before but I couldn't find anything when searching.  

 

Also this Driver is worth the price (just got mine on Friday!

 

Is there any chance of getting the cad files the the handle?  I'm hoping to build a 3D printable case that form fit's the driver to replace the case in My iFixit V1 tool kit.  I still have all the bits but lost the driver and this is a perfect replacement.

[Bombastinator]

2 hours ago, Bonznumber1 said:

I suspect this has been asked before but I couldn't find anything when searching.  

 

Also this Driver is worth the price (just got mine on Friday!

 

Is there any chance of getting the cad files the the handle?  I'm hoping to build a 3D printable case that form fit's the driver to replace the case in My iFixit V1 tool kit.  I still have all the bits but lost the driver and this is a perfect replacement.

It is if you are a mechanic of some type.  It’s a full pro level tool with a full pro level price.  For an amateur or enthusiast not even your grandchildren will wear it out.  If you are someone who would normally buy snap-on but you don’t get a truck at your work it’s a worthy competitor.  Me I don’t drive screws enough.  I’m not buying one.  At least yet.  If I wind up being an IT technician I probably will.  If I had to Shepard a server farm it would be a no-brainer. Kinda depends on what you do.

[vong]

Still haven't gotten mine in Australia. Have never had a dhl package from overseas take this long. It's usually a week. 2 weeks at most.

[Bonznumber1]

10 hours ago, vong said:

Still haven't gotten mine in Australia. Have never had a dhl package from overseas take this long. It's usually a week. 2 weeks at most.

ya, Mine took 2 weeks from when i got the tracking information to when I got it and I'm in Canada.  I seem to have got hit with the pre printed shipping label Problem Linus talked about on WAN show.  If you work in Tech or really any other screw driver using industry this will be worth it!  I've been using the iFixit gen1 kit for 10 years and this is the first real "replacement" I've found.

 

I was looking at it a bit deeper and I think i can just use the cut out pattern from the packaging to make my case.  However if anyone can provide the CAD file that would be better