Looks good but any more effective than screwdriver and pliers
355275
Thought this tool would make removing push pins a breeze.  I rarely use it.  A screwdriver and side cutters seem to work better.
3436426
Maybe its me,  but i don't feel that this really helps center the screw more than careful "eyeing" of it.
Pretty sure i used it correctly, and the size was correct, but it doesnt (in my opinion) help center a screw any more than i could do it without this tool.

Was used for 5 interior door installations.
1994711
This little screw driver is ok, but it is just that--a screwdriver.  I bought this to aid in hanging curtains in my bedroom, and was disappointed to find out that I was unable to use my drill bit with this device.  It was a small handy size, and would be great if you just need a screwdriver--but again you cannot use your own bits with this driver.

It came charged, too, which was a plus because it was ready to use out of the box.  The mini cutter that comes with it is pretty awesome too for opening those annoying plastic packages that are impossible to cut with scissors.
1097723
The build looks great, and it can replace a normal pair of pliers in many tasks, not just for removing screws or bolts.  The only question is its duration.  Well, time will tell.
3064338
It looks great and if this was easier to set up it would have gotten a better rating from me. I am not the most handiest man, but I know my way around basic tools and honestly I do not recommend getting this item unless you are an expert in construction. Setting these stuff should be simple but it really is not. I had to modify some of these just to get it in my wall. I would go in to more detail, but I already wasted more time then I wanted to.
1098725
the title may sound like I don't like it, but I do, with reservations. It is great to carry in vehicles and have handy for quick jobs at home or in the office.

It is not a good replacement for a full-sized and high quality screwdriver, however, as it is short and the bits are a little soft.

2 points for handiness. It would be 5 points if the tips could be removed without pliers.

3 points for ergonomics. Of course, ergonomics and handiness are often mutually exclusive.

3 points for tip quality. They are soft and ill-fitting.

0 points for not having a magnetic tip holder. A magnetic tip really helps hold the screw on the tip to get the screw positioned. And, as previously mentioned, it is extremely difficult to remove the tips without pliers.

I don't know how long it will last, as it gets only intermittent use.
4005763
So first off - this is a really beautiful lock. The Satin Nickel finish matches all my other nickel finishes in my home and it just looks good.
So let's talk installation. First, the horrific lie that "all you need is a screw driver" leaves me a little hard boiled. Really? A screw driver? Try a screw driver (flat and fillips), a wood block, a hammer, a drill (if your door jam is missing a couple holes like mine) and maybe a reasonable sized wood screw switch out. The one thing that just irks me is the lack of a 9V battery. Really. No battery? "All you need is a screw driver" and not even a battery??
After spending two hours installing this great lock and listening to my dog bark at me while I played with our only protection from the outside world it looks awesome. However - the lock feels a little flimsy from the inside, like I could just snap that puppy off (concern?).

I like the lock. It is pretty.

I don't know if it will last and I am really unsure about its effectiveness. I am on the third floor and someone would have to pull a Sherlock-over-the-balcony-move to get into my home or else break my lock and go through the front door. While my fierce 25 lb dog might deter the weak at heart, I am thinking I should just get a front door mat that says "the neighbors have better stuff" and give up on my want for security...
3323475
Scraper works decently.  As others have said, you can't flip the item and use the opposite side of the scraper due to the screw and angle design.  The end-cap that holds the spare blades is a definite positive, but the cap itself is made by a poor-molding process which causes the cap to be very difficult to remove.  Overall, the tool offers no advantage over using a razor blade by hand that I have found yet.  I've used higher-quality razor scrapers that do offer the advantage of lessened hand fatigue, so my advice is to look at a pricier product.

PROS
- Handle holds additional blades
- Comes with extra razor blades and a single plastic scraper

CONS
- Cap for handle is very difficult to remove
- Adjustment screw makes it difficult to use both sides of blade
- No reduction in hand fatique

OVERALL
Professionals should look at higher-quality scrapers.  The garage mechanic should just invest in cut-resistant gloves and use a blade by hand.
3782460
The product is as expected and at a good price, it includes tools, but the small Philips screw driver strips easily. you will need a hardened tip driver. If you do not have patients and not mechanically inclined or have a short temper..do no attempt this repair..
3984451
The idea here is to get the smallest tool you can that contains everything YOU need. Well, that's kind of impossible, at least for me, so when you buy one of these multi-tools it's often a compromise. This one is a little smaller and lighter than many of the larger multi-tools -- which I like. The pliers seem to be sturdy and the tips matchup perfectly. All the individual tools lock securely and you don't have to worry about one of the screwdrivers folding back on your hand. The blade will operate with one hand but it's not even close to an assisted opening blade. Playing with the screw and lubrication did not help. SOG did respond within a day but had no fix for this. It's all normal, but MY preference would be a little easier to flip out. The blade is sharp, but can still use a little more work. The tweezer and toothpick are pitiful, but I discovered that the Swiss Army toothpick and tweezer fit perfectly.  The tool fits the hand very well when using any of the tools, and the sheath is just the right size and fits well on a belt or just clipped on your pants. I just wish it had a file and it would be perfect for ME.
427120
Invest in an actual allen wrench tool with a handle. They do give you one of those little L shaped ones. But, trust me, you want a better one. My hand hurt after screwing all the screws down. Other than that, it's exactly what is pictured and expected :o)
2120682
Looks good,  we'll made, love the spanner wrench. I have trouble cutting battery cables with the cutters.  This may be because the handle is so short, just can't get enough leverage to cut through thick cables.
3239709
The&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Tool-Logic-SLPLY-Tactical-1-2-Serrated-Knife/dp/B001CNRVPQ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Tool Logic SLPLY Tactical 1/2 Serrated Knife</a>&nbsp;includes a 2.5 inch knife blade, the inner part of which is serrated, a fold out pair of pliers including a wire cutter, and a screwdriver attachment at the end of the pliers handle. The screwdriver is detachable, and has both a Philips end and a straight-blade end. One extra screwdriver piece is included. There is also a clip for belt carrying.

While the Tool Logic SLPLY Tactical 1/2 Serrated Knife is an interesting addition to my toolbox, it has its pluses and minuses. On the positive side, the tool may be useful for doing routine electrical work, such as cutting wires, stripping insulation, and screwing down wires.  You can use it, for example, for changing the line cord on a lamp.  I tested the tool for stripping insulation on a solid number 14 copper wire. The serrated blade edge worked well for this.  The wire cutter was able to cut through the wire.

On the other hand, on the negative side, the screwdriver blade is small, about an eight of an inch across.  This is barely adequate.  My Swiss army knife has a much better screwdriver blade.  More importantly, the screwdriver blade protrudes from the end of the pliers handle.  This means that if you hold it the wrong way, a fifty percent chance, you risk pushing it into the palm of your hand. I recommend removing the screwdriver unless it is needed.

Altogether, the tool can be useful, but is lacking in good design ergonomics, particularly for the screwdriver attachment. Using the tool as a knife only may work the best, but that does not warrant the purchase price.
3269845
Fortunately this is one item I hope not to use.  The design is excellent and appears durable.  Adequate mounting (with screws perhaps) takes some thought as to availability and secureness, as a collision or rollover will likely be quite jarring and the tool needs to be where you plan it to be.
321854
You really can't get enough leverage with these pliers to remove a stubborn screw. They are a well made tool so I'm going to keep them but they just don't work very well as advertised.
3707236
A piece of coat hanger and pliers will do the same job but not anywhere near as easily as these pliers made for chain links.
4802624
It looks good on paper but I had to use pliers to pry the channel open enough to get the cable cord in just enough to start stuffing it in.  I had to keep using the pliers all the way down.  I saw NOBODY mention this so wanted to warn you.  This is a VERY rigid product and hinged or anything to make insertion easy.  Elbows don't match the design of the straight channels for a seamless look unless you really play with it.  I actually got some nail glue and pushed the edges in to make a narrower, more rounded profile to match the channel more closely.  Hopefully caulk and paint will help as well.