Let make this tool even better! Klein Impact Rated Socket Driver

Klein Impact Rated Nut Driver Set: amzn.to/3Rzplin
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[@charlesistheman]

What's hilarious is I have both of those screwdrivers and never thought of this. Thanks for that I'll do it first thing tomorrow!

[@m14v81]

What screwdriver is it 🤔😁

[@murkyturkey5238]

I hear the nut driver with like 5 different sizes isn’t that great

[@eds6569]

@@murkyturkey5238 Don't talk about my wife like that... Jokes aside, I have the multi nut driver and it's actually great but it's very heavy and bulky, the setup on this video is perfect and same way I use mine now over the multi drive.

[@jonathanstout9920]

I want that

[@michaelhinchey]

It defeats the purpose of being able to quickly adjust the screwdriver.

[@jameshogge]

They should hire you for marketing. You just got everyone to buy an extra screwdriver

[@MillisConstruction]

Would be nice! I just enjoy tools and sharing ones I like with everyone. Thank you for watching! 😁🔥🔧

[@rc2535]

Literally just bought both based on this. This is gonna be great for the motorcycle tool pouch

[@olddirtybooger]

That is cool. Both of these will go in my gift boxes to coworkers this year. Gotta get those rookies on the team. This is lighter and more versatile than carrying every single nut driver, and screwdriver "just in case". If they don't like it for work, they own it. They can take it wherever they want in life. Throw it in the truck, leave it at their cabin, give it to a friend in need, put it in the wife's tool kit, throw it out the window, whatever.

[@wesman7837]

@@rc2535 might be handy to have, but there's very few things on a motorcycle that are standard unless it's a Harley, but most are Allen head's these days.

[@andrewsock1608]

I say boycott this company if they are playing these silly games.

[@pbz123192]

He just combined multi-tools to make a multi-multi-tool, this man is too dangerous.

[@MillisConstruction]

😎🔥🔧

[@uknowngamer1017]

Making multi-multi-tools is the best. I grabbed an EDC knipex duel mini plier set. Replaced the flatheaded plier with a wire stripper/crimper, threw in my 30 piece swiss army knife, and added a Fluke voltage tester/pocket light! I rarely touch my tool box now

[@johnhargis4566]

He makes my tool addiction worse 😂

[@AngelHVACR]

Just imagine if it had the ratchet aswell🔥

[@aking9756]

They make those too.

[@jazzamoartlestrade1458]

It’s not a wasted opportunity… they got us an excuse to buy two tools!!!😂 we’ve been played!!!

[@rvasquez9160]

Exactly. That’s the reason they give you a basic handle on each of these because people just throw them out. They put the handle there so they can call it a tool instead of an attachment and charge full price

[@andycopeland7051]

Pray for me brothers. Just had all of my tools--ALL of them, power tools and hand tools--stolen this week. It'll take years to rebuild what I once had. Pray that I may still adequately provide for my family while I slowly build back up. By the way I really loved these drivers. Don't think the 1/4" combo holds the bit as well as it should but it definitely works well if you're trying to lighten your pockets.

[@CrimpingPebbles]

That 14 in one is quickly becoming my favorite screw driver, what a neat little guy

[@mumbles1justin]

I did this same combo last winter. The problem with it is Klein’s bit holders in the handles are crap tastic. I did a fee short video where I broke a half dozen or more at home service counter and warrantying them without even leaving the store then went to an electrical supply house and did the same thing. The problem is when you close the tail cap quickly or drop any Klein screw driver with the bits in the handle the lower retaining ring glue is popped free and all the bits become stuck under the bit holder. making the handle almost useless.

[@MillisConstruction]

I usually end up swapping all the bits out to Wera anyway lol. That’s a great idea switching to Wera handles

[@eds6569]

Another thing that sucks about it is the plastic bit holders in the handle get loose after several times removing bits so I have to pinch 'em tight again w/needle nose so the bits don't come loose and rattle inside the handle waiting to fall out the moment I need to switch bits next.

[@Bearcrapsinwoods]

This is awesome, I figured this out a little while ago and now I carry it with me every day at work!

[@kathaleenwood2426]

I bought a screwdriver like this one from a dollar store over 15 years ago and it was made with excellent quality. Unfortunately, my husband has lost one bit at a time and it is just a Pkilips.

[@MillisConstruction]

I think that happens to us all 😅 as long as they’re not proprietary bits you can usually build them right back up by just buying quality individual bits like Wera, pb Swiss or felo etc and end up with an even better driver

[@Moose1207]

I've been doing this for about a year now. I haven't come across a panel, or piece of equipment I couldn't open up. Carry this with a small drill and nothing can get in your way!

[@StopBSing]

Holy smokes, did not expect to be so happy about a short, thanks.

[@jeffreywolf5235]

Exactly what I did with that. I got a second one it's on my impact driver. Haven't needed to use the bits yet outside the quarter inch yet but it's a great idea.

[@seanparker4495]

And now you have a great bit for your power drill impact. Thanks for the tip!

[@gregdennis3523]

Thank you for linking them in the description. Looks like a Christmas present for my son in law. And one for me of course!

[@imfernando04]

This is one of the best tools I’ve ever seen, it save a lot of space on my bag!

[@TheBigern22]

Been doing that since a coworker found them..for most jobs it works out great for junction boxes a solenoids, and valve work at my plant..got me a small carry pouch with the essential tools needed for most jobs.

[@MichaelJones-wt2mi]

Learned this from a vid you did couple months back but with the adjustable 14-1. It’s now my go to at work

[@claytonpotts01]

You actually have to push it forward a little bit in order to insert the bit. About that screwdriver and took the end out to keep in my impact driver and then bought that other end to put in a handle

[@jeffwolf8018]

That's exactly what I did when I bought my Klein triple socket screwdriver with the tips on the end. I call it my super screwdriver that'll get me out of almost any mess

[@BonMyFY]

Pro tip! The 1/4in on the 7 in 1 has a detent and pops up a little to hold the bit better.

[@sloanNYC]

I was doing that, but then I paired the sockets with the Wera Zyklop pocket to get a ratchet... love that combo even more!

[@Republican317]

I welded 2 driver shafts together and now I have all those plus the Klein impact socket set on there too. It only ways like 5lbs 🤣

[@j-sonS]

I just did this. Thanks. Makes a complete tool now

[@JAERepair]

Have em both and love that i can pair em with my cordless drivers and impacts. The bit holder can serve as an improvised bit carrier for other tools and the handles are versatile as well. I can reach into my bag, work tray, or pocket and as soon as i feel the klein over mold i know that i can reliably pair it with other hex shanks and accessories.

[@kalebstout7673]

Highly recommend this! Just buy both and have one as a back up

[@dontarguewithfools]

The security Klein tool is great too. Holds double bit

[@jokekelleey2071]

From my experience you're going to want to have both of those because for one thing you might need a backup tool in case you lose one or break one and usually you'll find yourself in a situation where one of them works better than the other one

[@unknownmanufacturer2669]

Right probably over torqued the handle and trashed the driver 😂😂😂 don't be dull my guy while I've not learned a lot about the trade before getting hit by a damn car I've learned than there's a reason every tool is different just like every job is different it's the knowledge of your tools not just the job that will get it done and done right but the knowledge will carry you farther than you expected unfortunately I physically can't work in the trade anymore but I'd be happy to pass along some knowledge of tools and such if your interested

[@Lions7.62mm]

You should really have a look at the LTT screwdriver.. I think it would fit your needs very well!

[@bumbaclot813]

I have everyone of these screw drivers they are amazing.

[@rudyramirez9577]

I saw a video about this already and I got it, it’s my go to screwdriver and I love it.

[@Aimsport-video]

Literally they were next to each other and I did not make the connection. Thank you!

[@Rbj4525]

Very cool. I did the same with Tamperproof Screwdriver and impact rated Screwdriver.

[@braderrick]

That is awesome. I must have one of each now lol

[@MillisConstruction]

Fortunately you can get the socket portion without the handle for maybe $29 so that helps. Had I realized I’d end up doing this I wouldn’t have bought it with the handle.

[@braderrick]

@@MillisConstruction good to know. Thanks!

[@fartsunltd6981]

Worth every penny. My knipex and this nut driver set are the two tools I cannot live without.

[@alexandertepalian8654]

I had this same exact thought. But the bit storage on that multi is horrendously bad. Pick ur favs and only store on the bottom slots unless u like organizing ur bits then this screwdriver is the one for u. I would just keep in the impact. Bits fit in the end up the smallest size I believe.

[@colink2967]

A lot of people do this with the wera bit handle because it’s so comfy and the bits are so nice

[@prestonluscher776]

They did make this version finally found it in Lowe’s

[@angelmendoza7140]

Exploit, motivate and compensate. Just rolled off my tongue..lol. that's awsome

[@gunsmoke6plays]

Damn, I have finally hit the point in my life where screw drivers excite me.

[@paulshelley3770]

That's how mine set up I bought the extra drivers and already had the 11 and 1 it's a nice setup

[@candlewicckk]

I've had both in my home Depot cart and was deciding on either or because I already have a multi bit screw driver. Definitely ordering both. Dude just gave everyone a friggin 100 in 1 😂

[@tomdolton2960]

Now that is ingenuity and creativity You are to be most Exaggerated for your In genuity and Creative eye

[@eds6569]

This has been one of my daily setups for a little while now, love it along with Klein's plug tester w/digital volt reading screen which is a real time saver not having to carry a multimeter around to every outlet and fits in your pocket. Their volt testers (widow sticks) went to crap though after pandemic, much cheaper look and feel to 'em compared to models a few years back.

[@gergemall]

Got mine last week. Love the idea. Thank you

[@airgliderz]

Just bought both on Amazon, arriving tomorrow. Thanks, cool trick.

[@ClownBot-st4pn]

I was about to buy that set, but then I remembered, sometimes I need the nut driver to have a hole in the middle for driving a nut onto a long bolt, so I need to keep my old school nut drivers.

[@illililililillli]

Both of these are in my belt. I'm doing this tomorrow morning

[@RiviDude]

that's the perfect kitchen drawer tool right there

[@chrisfyfe9212]

Klein has really jacked up their act , of Late . A lot of their pliers / Plier quality has really improved . I’ve pretty well gone back to a Klein for Electricians scissors/ Shears .The Knipex Scissors are so bulky , and mine have committed several unforgivable offences ( clips screwing up , and unauthorized escapes from my belt . Mine have been demoted to being Bench tools .

[@MillisConstruction]

Klein is impressing me in some things lately too for sure. I wish they’d do less proprietary bits and things in their multi drivers and all though.

[@chrisfyfe9212]

@@MillisConstruction Agreed !

[@chrisfyfe9212]

@@MillisConstruction At the risk of committing Heresy , I prefer Klein’s Freefall Snips , 2600-1 heavy duty shears to Knipex , Knipex is nice but bulky , I found O needed to set up a tethering system to retain mine , and stop the clip from popping of the sheath . I’ve demoted mine to bench duty !

[@ethankriegel5957]

I have both of those and have played around with this configuration. The extension from the 14-in-1 has a feature the other one doesn't. There is a ball detent at the end of it so you can sit the 1/4 nut driver a little higher and have a deeper place to put the bit. If you leave the but shallow like he shows you'll risk the bit getting free of the magnet just like a screw does.

[@FeatheringWalthamstones]

Klein and Wera do this with all their tools. One feature per tool so you have to buy more of them. Makes me sick, but I buy 2 or 3 tools and mix them together to get the one that should have come from the factory to begin with.

[@JuanNunez-pt6xd]

for real it is all marketing. one tool can be missing a feature, they'll sell it and drain as much money as possible. then sell the same tool with the added feature that was missing and the cycle repeats

[@h3ll3rsh4nks]

They actually sell these two drivers as a pair on Amazon currently. Picking one up for my dad who misplaced his older Klein.

[@NDC1115]

I have both, the shank on the 14 in 1 has a special detent to make that 1/4 driver socket deeper for thoes bits

[@danehitchcock6762]

Literally just went to United, looked at them, said nah, I got other stuff that does the same thing. Then the ad shows up...

[@MillisConstruction]

Sure wish it was an ad. Didn’t get paid or even a tool discount. Paid full price for all these. I just like sharing tools I enjoy 😊

[@savvyforcrypto4408]

Yep I just need more bits to lose 😂😂

[@bigmex8794]

I got more than any person should have, and I don’t even do this for a living. 🤣😂 every time one of those cheap hollow handle drivers breaks I keep the bits and throw the rest away. 🤣🤷🏽‍♂️

[@thicok4555]

The collar actually slides up on the quarter inch and 5/16 drive to fit the bit better

[@MillisConstruction]

Yes 😅 I completely forgot to show that. Realized it almost a week after posting 🤦‍♂️

[@jeffh6960]

I had this conversation with about coworker like a week ago lol

[@ethankriegel5957]

Did either of you notice the 14-in-1 extension has a ball detent close to the top that the other doesn't. There is a position for the 1/4 socket to be a nut driver and another position for it to be a bit holdler.

[@jeffh6960]

@@ethankriegel5957 yes . I was arguing that cline released these separately to sell more tools vs make an all in one .

[@esnebta]

I've got a Klein mini stubby 6-in-1 screwdriver and it's amazing

[@achunkysquirrel5415]

Thank you I’ve been wanting to get these and Im definitely just gonna get the 14 in 1 and the multi socket extension

[@user-bh8id7of7n]

My favorite screwdriver I've ever owned is a cheap screwdriver that I got from Ross, its designed like a revolver you just pull back on it and turn until it lines up with the bit you want then extend it and it automatically puts on the bit. its awesome is it's fast and easy to switch bits but my favorite thing about it is I won't ever lose a bit again because when you pull back on it it automatically stores the bit back in it's slot. I've been a mechanic for 15 years I wouldn't use it professionally because it has a couple draw backs but for personal use it's the best screwdriver I've owned.

[@scotttauscher5460]

Wera does that to

[@marzgtp]

Nice I need one of those combos. Also you sound like Gomer pile. Great job!

[@thereplacementfordisplacement]

You can buy just the hex part of the driver without the handle so you don't have a handle sitting around.

[@drew22]

That’s what I did too, glad someone else said it so there was less waste

[@kumakaroshi117]

I have never managed to keep all the bits , I just buy a whole pack of screw drivers and bit drivers separate.

[@johnedwards4012]

Field tested this thing.hvac tech for over a decade not impact rated, bits are rather too loose or get stuck when it’s supposed to be an organized quick change tool. Honestly the grip it comes with is pretty usefull

[@machsniper42]

I bought these both for this exact reason for my dads bday

[@jonsaircond8520]

Yea that handle is great and all UNTIL you drop it. Needs a better way to secure the bits but I still like it enough to keep it in my bag. Just don't open it up without being ready to catch the 3 or 4 bits that fall out

[@jray4131]

Awesome idea… I already have one of the tools… just need to get the other one now.

[@jimmyp5487]

On the HVAC 14 and one the quarter inch and 5/16 inch Chuck you can slide the 1/4” side forward and it has a picture of a screw bit on the shaft, it’s to hold the Phillips and other screw bits more sturdy 🤘🤘

[@WiliamBennettwildarbennett]

Well I forone agree with you! It always takes an mechanic to fix the flaws of the engineer. Good catch on this one.

[@Outrunninaround.]

They do now. Called the 20 in one adjust impact. 🎉

[@eds6569]

You can also slide the 1/4" up the shank slightly over the retaining groove if a bit doesn't fit in it snug enough.

[@liger-panzer]

Nice idea. I would suggest replacing the original bits to impact ready ones. There is nothing worse than stripping a bit, when it's easier to replace a stripped screw.

[@fredchevalier2333]

Picked up the 20 in 1 yesterday, my only complaint is it's not ratcheting but other than that I love it

[@jackshett]

I vehemitly avoid any screwdriver that holds bits inside the handle. I haven't found a single one that hasn't fallen apart or had terrible bit holding causing lost bits in the toolbag, etc...

[@Liberty4Ever]

Klein has been rocking the tool world the last few years. It's bizarre that they don't make a SKU that's the 14-in-1 screwdriver with the six socket nut driver. Add a hex bit ratchet with a breaker bar on the other end.

[@cincinnatiking8008]

I think Klein saw your video because you can now get this. It's the 32303HD

[@rockybproduction9038]

I did that and it’s great. The only thing you’ll have to do is put one of the least used bits to the side because you cannot store it with the bit attached because it will just fall off. But still great

[@waynedub1167]

Welp off to Home Depot I go.

[@TheBwkaylor]

The havc driver can only be baught online or at a Hvac supply house

[@wesman7837]

@@TheBwkaylor I was going to say I haven't seen these at Home Depot.

[@TGC1775]

Lowes bought out Klein btw

[@mumbles1justin]

My solution was to use the Klein nut drivers with the wera Kompakt 25 (KK25)

[@MillisConstruction]

That’s a great idea

[@acme_tnt8741]

Klein took the opportunity to sell 2 drivers I stead of just one. They are great tools though. I've been connecting Iron with the same adjustable spud for 22 years.

[@mikeredhead2894]

Black magic. Too good my man this is tooooo gooooood

[@SparkssSparkss]

When you are using the 1/4 nut driver as a bit holder you pull up half way to get the depth needed to hold a bit.

[@triplenickelniner]

I love this stuff! I subscribed. 😊

[@ElSmiley1000]

Wish I saw this before ordering the 7 in 1 nut driver I’d have just got the 11 in 1 and ordered the driver attachment separately 😂

[@draxxsklounst6595]

Yo that handle looks like the barbesol can Newman stole all the dinosaur embryos in

[@williamriddle8263]

the only thing is the one that comes with the 14in1 tool the 1/4in slides out just a little bit so it holds the bit better

[@Platinum1812]

I'm blaming KZbin, because they didn't show me this until a day after I got my packages to do just exactly this. They sell just the nutdrivers with the shaft" (😂) so I retro fitted my non-hvac 14 in one as well and didn't waste money on the plain handle

[@MillisConstruction]

Yes!!!!!! I didn’t know this either until later 😅

[@measuretwicewoodworks]

You missed one more thing. You can slide that 1/4” bit up, with your thumb, so that the socket becomes deeper which holds the bits better.

[@Knight805]

One for the price of two! What a steal.

[@Dejayyy96]

This is actually sold as a set on Amazon just without the other handle I was debating just getting the impact socket set shown in this video and pairing it with a double ratcheting screwdriver that has the bit storage in the back

[@trapvandal]

New version has a slide up collar on the 1/4" as well

[@Ao51635]

I was thinking to myself…. Self: you need another screwdriver. Me:open up KZbin. Self: Well I guess we’re going to Home Depot.

[@mikethatguy27]

Wowww I own both and this never crossed my dumb mind😆🤷

[@MrStatic101]

You get a new subscriber for that one sir.

[@MillisConstruction]

Welcome!! 😎🔥🔧

[@thatoneguythatwasntlikewow5167]

I don't even need one but definitely just ordered 2 😂

[@gerardorodriguez6046]

I combined mine with Malco deep socket drivers 1/4 to 3/8 and Klein 7/16 to 3/4 deep socket

[@WayneHill1902]

Wooooow I have both lol, and I’ve been looking for what you made out of both of them 😂

[@joeybart1776]

Brother- you make a man want to do a better job on the site FR🤙🏻 these vids (atleast for me) inspire me to be the best tech I can be - for the CUSTOMER

[@DwarfBeardsIII]

Single point of correction here, on the HVAC extendable driver, the 1/4" nut driver itself has an extended position

[@jaygatsby3007]

I appreciate solid handles tbh I hate screwdrivers with storage in the handles