Anyone who is thinking about shelling out bucks for a long handled t-15, go to your nearest dollar store buy a t-15 driver (for a buck) then buy a 1/4 inch bit driver (for a buck) take the t-15 home and beat the handle off with a hammer or anything you can use to get to the metal part of the tool, completely remove the handle, select the correct socket to fit the end of the bare t-15 and you are done
I've been using this setup for 17 years now, total cost is less than ten dollars
No reason to pay $35.00 for a professional tool
I've been using this setup for 17 years now, total cost is less than ten dollars
No reason to pay $35.00 for a professional tool