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James
Repurchased after 5 years

I first bought this 5 years ago. Recently I purchased again because, like a fool, I used a ratchet with my bit on a stuck fastener, over-torquing both the fastener and the bit. So after twisting the tip of the bit, I am replacing it with a fresh one. Obviously I have no complains about the bit or else I wouldn't have repurchased the same one! Just keep in mind that anything can break if used incorrectly, and bits are disposable--even sacrificial--parts.

Felo

Continuously operating since 1878 and based in the city of Neustadt since 1950, Felo has distinguished itself through continuous innovation. Holding over 260 patents for their designs, and manufacturing over 2,000 different tools, Felo is most well-known for its Ergonic handle. One of the first multi-component handles, the Ergonic design combines two materials of differing softness with injected flexible gel. This results in a handle that adapts to the pressure of the user's hand, allowing maximum torque transmission and less strain on hands and joints. Other innovations include the first Titanium-Nitride coating on bits for greater wear resistance, the first interchangeable blade screwdriver for electricians, as well as the unique K-handle bit driver. All Felo products are made in their own factory in Germany and feature a lifetime warranty.

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  • Headquartered in Neustadt (Hesse), Germany
  • Since 1878
  • Quality Tools Made In Germany

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