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MarkW
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Morning all.


Bit of an odd request, but does anyone know where I can find screwdrivers like this one? I've had it for well over 20 years and it is by far the most used in my toolbox - much more comfortable than any of the hideous modern rubberised ergo-grip abominations. There are some Draper ones in solid colours that look similar, but they're not as comfortable to use. No matter what I put into Google I can't find them anywhere, and all it says on the handle is 'Made in W Germany', which gives you some idea of how old it must be! I have one other with a flat blade that I remember my father buying in the late 1970s, so I am preparing for the fact that they may simply not exist any more. :(


Any help much appreciated!

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Thanks guys - I guess it looks as though they don't make them any more, which is a shame because they are way better than anything I've owned since. Makes you wonder what we knew about screwdriver design 30 years ago that we don't know today. :(

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Thanks guys - I guess it looks as though they don't make them any more, which is a shame because they are way better than anything I've owned since. Makes you wonder what we knew about screwdriver design 30 years ago that we don't know today. :(

To make them with Sheffield steel and not have them made for 2p in China.

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