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Originally posted by abisel
Tip: to determine if you have the correct rotation selected, put the tip on a flat surface and push down on the driver and observe direction of tip rotation. Remember, righty-tighty, lefty-loosly.
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I bought a used one (Snap-On) at a swap meet. Don't they all work like you turn it in the direction you want and then whack it with a hammer.
I bought this on a whim cause it was cheap but I have found all kinds of uses.
Rusted in Phillips head screws are no match for it. I think it does three things.
1. it forces the Phillips bit down into the screw head
2. the shock forces the screw down into the hole.
3. it delivers a spike of torque to the screw.