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The 1/8-inch cabinet tip fits perfectly into those cramped TB-DIN terminals without chewing up the screw heads. The 4-inch round shank gives you just enough reach without being awkward in tight spaces. What really sets it apart is the quality — it’s made in the USA, and you can feel it. The tip hasn’t rounded out on me yet, even after countless wire hookups.
In this review, I’ll break down why this screwdriver has become my go-to for terminal work and whether it’s worth adding to your toolkit.
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