TOOL REVIEW Felo Wood Handle Screwdriver One Tool Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2023
- Here I am going over the Felo Wood handle screwdriver. I will have these tools as well as many others that I suggest linked below in the TOOLS and TOOLS CONT Link if you are interested.
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I put these on my 'wish list' about five years ago and received them for Father's Day. They started my journey of collecting quality tools. They feel good in the hand. They look cool hanging on the peg board. They are tough. Love them. The are 'specimen tools' -- use them, show them off, bequeath them to your children.
Very nice that's awesome to hear. I'm glad you enjoy them as well. Thanks for sharing
As a former carpenter, I love a wooden screwdriver. Reminds me of learning the trade from my friend who was then in his sixties and he had wooden handled screwdrivers. Now I'm in my sixties and if I could find a wooden bodied impact gun... that would be perfect. That being said, these are probably going to be found in my tool chest in the future. Beautiful tool.
Very cool to hear. I appreciate you sharing that. Glad you like these as well. Thank you for watching
I hear people like to sand that shinny coating off the handle and put some oil on it, for better grip. Kinda makes sense, I think, since the wood is coated with urethane there's never contact with wood but rather a form of plastic, and the wood is under there just for looks.
Ya it's not really like an epoxy or thick coating. It's a thin polyurethane coating. I have also hear of people sanding it and staining them different colors. Pretty cool idea.
Whoa, I never realized these had a connection to Bondhus?
Ya I'm not sure if either actually make drivers for the other but felo and bondhus partnered together for distribution rights in the US. Since felo is German and bondhus is usa. Not sure if they have technically like collaborated on a tool though
@@TonyTheTechnicianFelo makes screwdrivers for several brands. There is also a "private label" section on their website where partner companies can get in touch. I copied the description of the Hungarian distributor into the translator, I hope TH-cam doesn't delete it.
@@TonyTheTechnicianThe history of the factory begins in 1878, when the company was founded under the name "Hammermühle". Back then, the factory produced screwdrivers, pliers, hammers and other forged tools. The II. In the post-World War II nationalization, it was not possible for privately owned companies to operate in the former GDR. Therefore, the company restarted its operations in the former FRG under the name FELO.
Today, more than 200 employees produce more than 600,000 bits, 60,000 screwdriver blades, and 750,000 screwdrivers per month!
Main manufacturer strengths:
- continuous development
- wide selection (product and size selection)
- modern marketing and sales support tools
- modern design
- flexible production
- self-designed and manufactured casting tools at the current location of the FELO factory in Neustadt, Germany
- efficient and environmentally friendly production organization
- highly qualified and motivated colleagues.
FELO can now be found and sells its products in 45 countries, including China!
FELO also plays a prominent role among automotive fitters. Since the fifties, FELO has been supplying the mandatory tool sets to the largest European car manufacturers such as Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Volvo, GM (General Motors), Opel, Audi and Skoda.
FELO is a supplier of the largest tool manufacturers with their own brand names, some of which are well-known or little-known manufacturers, e.g.: Apex, Bondhus, Würth, Reka, Bahco, Lux, Gedore, Hilti, Haset, Vargus.
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FELO also plays a prominent role among automotive fitters. Since the fifties, FELO has been supplying the mandatory tool sets to the largest European car manufacturers such as Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Volvo, GM (General Motors), Opel, Audi and Skoda.
FELO is a supplier of the largest tool manufacturers with their own brand names, some of which are well-known or little-known manufacturers, e.g.: Apex, Bondhus, Würth, Reka, Bahco, Lux, Gedore, Hilti, Haset, Vargus.
Hello again Tony
Thank you for another Great Video 👍
Thank you!! Hope you are having a good week
Good video and review
Thank you!!
I like it but why do they have to print an ugly bar code on a nice wood handle?
Lol ya I didn't understand that either. Seems like alot of work for something that should permanently be on the tool lol
Good looking driver
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Sandpaper the handle and then sorted. They are good but not better than many other quality tools. Buying a set saves much money. Buy separately and they cost too much. Many handle ends require lowering/sanding to ensue leather is not protruding far above metal tang.