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Reviews (4)

18 February 2021
Great USA made tools for the price!
I only buy "Made in USA" tools. Well worth the price for tools that will last a lifetime. The shafts being hollow all the way up makes these much better than many competitors at this price. Comfortable handles with a decent storage case included.

06 January 2021
Much improved over the OEM chuck
Replaced an original Milwaukee chuck that was worn out with this one and it really made the drill like new again. No more issues keeping the drill bits from rotating with this one!

22 February 2018
Knipex - Best tools in the world!
Knipex tools are the finest in the world, combining great German Engineering with impeccable craftsmanship and quality. They're not cheap, but they're also not throw-away tools we've become accustomed with in the USA. If you're serious about your hand tools then this is the brand for your tool belt or box. A few brands made in the USA are noteworthy, such as Klein, but once they begin manufacturing outside the U.S. they're junk. The steel used in Knipex tools is superb and heat treatment is perfect. Once you get Knipex you'll want no other brand... and no, I'm just a shade tree mechanic, not a salesman for Knipex.