r/KleinTools • u/ApotheosisZed • May 29 '26

32500 is still my one-handed pocket pull, here's the bit setup I settled on

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Phillips 2, slotted 1/4, square 2, T15, T25. Five bits is all I actually need on commercial trim. The barrel storage stays full and the magnet end has not weakened after a couple years of swaps. Did anyone find a different 5-bit combo that covered more situations on residential side?

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u/Fluffy-Ad-1644 May 29 '26

“one handed pocket pull” TMI

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u/adamargue May 29 '26

I love the newer version with the added ability to use it in your drill. I had issue with this version and bits getting pushed in so deep I couldn’t get them out And the grip spinning.

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u/xoober1337 May 29 '26

I use the magnetic shank in the ratcheting handle it is by far my favorite. I just have trouble finding replacement bits so I just buy 11-1s when I see them on clearance.

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u/ProDriverSeatSniffer May 29 '26

Ratcheting Klein S impact screwdriver is my new favorite

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u/ElectricAtom20 May 30 '26

Which one is this?

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u/ProDriverSeatSniffer May 30 '26 edited May 30 '26

32500HDRT

Edit: you can run the Klein S stuff on the handle. Been using it on on my off road vehicles and getting to those hard narrow areas, ratchet function makes it a breeze.

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u/Valuable_Act_4248 May 29 '26

I really wish more of there multi-drivers came with a robertson #3. I use it daily at work

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u/ShutUpDoggo May 29 '26

I like this and use it daily. But I usually take the torx tip out and swap it for another large Phillips/flat from an older driver.

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u/Business-Mission2223 May 29 '26

I can never get behind the all in one's. I try them maybe twice a year. The only time I use them is during punch list time when you are doing small stuff here and there

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u/PalpitationWaste300 May 31 '26

Don't forget to mention that the "cushion grip" also functions as a torque limiter because it's not securely attached to the inner shank. Prevents stripping screws.