Mechanics and DIY enthusiasts are always on the hunt for tools and devices that will help make their projects easier and more productive. Depending on your needs and hobbies, you might benefit from a polisher kit or need heated gloves to stay warm outdoors for various activities. If you are somewhere in the middle and need a simple, yet versatile tool set, look no further.
The Workpro 12-Piece Magnetic Screwdriver Set is now on sale at Walmart for just $16. It includes various types of screwdriver heads including slotted, flat, stubby, Philips, and Torx. All of these can be used to complete beginner, intermediate, and expert tasks in the comfort of your own home.
Made of heat-treated chrome vanadium steel, all of these screwdrivers also feature chrome plating that make them ideal for daily use. The handles of the screwdrivers are made of a non-slip composite combination material of PP and TPR that is fall-resistant. Each screwdriver is equipped with a movable clip and two sets of expansion screws that make them extremely useful for many tasks.
“Convenient,” wrote one shopper. “The set comes in handy almost everyday. They’re durable and don’t strip screws. I also love the way they stay organized.”
“Sturdy set of screwdrivers,” wrote another satisfied customer. “I do construction and my screwdrivers were getting old and rusty looking. These are perfect and match my new punk tool bag. The handles are comfortable and these are sturdy enough.”
The set comes with an organizer that lets you store all the screwdrivers in one place for easy access. On each magnetic screwdriver you’ll find two size marks and handle holes that help to increase torque and allow you to hang them on the wall when not in use.
For just $16, you can grab a brand new 12-piece set of magnetic screwdrivers from Walmart. With various dimensions and heads, these tools can be used on an everyday basis in your home.
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Victoria Garcia
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