Anyone have a WorkPro Dual Driver from TSC?

[JayC]

I've seen this thing in TSC numerous times. I have never really paid much attention to it. It looks to be the same type of tool as the Kobalt I see advertised so often. I've tried looking for reviews. I was thinking about picking one up. Does anyone here have one? What do you think of it?

WorkPro Dual Driver Screwdriver, 21 Piece - 1037874 | Tractor Supply Company

 

[BIG DOOLEY]

I bought a snap-on ratcheting driver years ago.
but
Seems I always grab the cordless drill or battery powered screw driver before I think about using it.
I have more tools than brains I guess.
If you don't own a powered driver, it looks like a nice one with the speed shaft.
Add it to your collection
There is never anything wrong with owning too many tools
:thumbsup:

 

[kenmac]

looks like the 1 I have by kobalt.

 

[aczlan]

Seems I always grab the cordless drill or battery powered screw driver before I think about using it.
I have more tools than brains I guess.

Same here. I was given a 18v impact driver as a going away present last Dec and I grab it first anytime I need to tighten anything.

Aaron Z

 

[jwstewar]

My son got me a set of the Kobalt ones for Christmas. It is the normal one plus a little one. I saw the one st TSC for the first time yesterday. It seemed to be made identical to the Kobalt except it seemed to work smoother. Chances are that is because it has been played with by 10,000 people in the last 6 months and mine is just out of the package. I haven't used the double drive yet, but I have a normal ratcheting driver that I keep in the "junk" drawer in the kitchen for quick projects and I actually really like it.

 

[JayC]

I've got a couple drills, so I'm covered there. I was just thinking that it might be nice to have for those quick little jobs that seem to pop up. I like the concept of the Kobalt Double Drive. That's why I was interested in this one. We don't have a Lowes nearby, but we have a TSC close. I see someone posted a review on TSC's site, and it confirms what I was thinking about it.