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(More customer reviews)How often have you had a tight Phillips screw with the head filled with junk and its happily living with one end in the engine case or some other spot you don't want to break it off in. I do a lot of my own motor sports maintenance and repairs. When there is a Phillips screw seated tightly in a brake assembly or the engine case on an alloy engine one of these snapped on to my butterfly impact wrench and I smoothly back it out with no damage to my equipment. These are better than the ones in a socket because they are solid and there is no slack space to the bit. My first order of these was eight of them. I keep one with my cordless impact tool as well as my pneumatics, and my motorcycle tools. As of this writing I have not torn one of these up, but I'll keep working at it.Remember, its a lot easier to replace a drive bit than it is to repair the engine case with a muffed screw buried in it.
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