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frontpage Posted by Eragorn | Staff • Jun 7, 2024
frontpage Posted by Eragorn | Staff • Jun 7, 2024

Stanley 4-Way Pen Screw Driver

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$2.50

$9.98

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Home Depot has Stanley 4-Way Pen Screw Driver (STHT60082) on sale for $2.49. Select curbside pickup where stock permits.

Note: Pricing and availability for store pickup may vary by location. Despite this product being offered at regular pricing, we are promoting it on the front page due to the overwhelmingly positive feedback from our community.

Thanks to Slickdeals Staff Member Eragorn for sharing this deal.

Features:
  • Convenience of 4 precision tools in 1 tool
  • Magnetic bits easily attract and hold screws
  • Includes two double-ended bits in 5/32", 1/8", 0PT and 1 PT

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    • This price matches our Frontpage Deal from May.
    • Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars at Home Depot based on over 200 customer reviews.

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Home Depot has Stanley 4-Way Pen Screw Driver (STHT60082) on sale for $2.49. Select curbside pickup where stock permits.

Note: Pricing and availability for store pickup may vary by location. Despite this product being offered at regular pricing, we are promoting it on the front page due to the overwhelmingly positive feedback from our community.

Thanks to Slickdeals Staff Member Eragorn for sharing this deal.

Features:
  • Convenience of 4 precision tools in 1 tool
  • Magnetic bits easily attract and hold screws
  • Includes two double-ended bits in 5/32", 1/8", 0PT and 1 PT

Editor's Notes

Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • About this Store:
    • You can view Home Depot's Return Policy here.
  • Additional Information:
    • This price matches our Frontpage Deal from May.
    • Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars at Home Depot based on over 200 customer reviews.

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ResidentPony
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I like these as much as you do, it seems, so here's a neat trick. You know the hole in the side of the cap? The bits fit into, and through, those holes. Stick a bit through it sideways and you have a right angle / low profile screwdriver.
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This is a nice tool to have laying around. I have a couple. In fact, I just used one an hour ago. There are 2 bits. Both are 2-sided with a phillips on one end and a standard (flat head) on the other. When changing from one side of the bit to the other, you must pull the entire bit from the screwdriver itself and flip the bit around. When re-inserting, do it gently, just enough to re-install the cap. Resist the temptation to force the bit all the way into the screwdriver, else you'll have trouble removing it again later. If it gets stuck, I'll use pliers to CAREFULLY wiggle it free.

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This is a nice tool to have laying around. I have a couple. In fact, I just used one an hour ago. There are 2 bits. Both are 2-sided with a phillips on one end and a standard (flat head) on the other. When changing from one side of the bit to the other, you must pull the entire bit from the screwdriver itself and flip the bit around. When re-inserting, do it gently, just enough to re-install the cap. Resist the temptation to force the bit all the way into the screwdriver, else you'll have trouble removing it again later. If it gets stuck, I'll use pliers to CAREFULLY wiggle it free.
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Quote from turfbag :
This is a nice tool to have laying around. I have a couple. In fact, I just used one an hour ago. There are 2 bits. Both are 2-sided with a phillips on one end and a standard (flat head) on the other. When changing from one side of the bit to the other, you must pull the entire bit from the screwdriver itself and flip the bit around. When re-inserting, do it gently, just enough to re-install the cap. Resist the temptation to force the bit all the way into the screwdriver, else you'll have trouble removing it again later. If it gets stuck, I'll use pliers to CAREFULLY wiggle it free.
I've got one in a cup within arms reach that I probably haven't touched for 6+ months lol

...my fault, for buying too many fancy (Wera, Milwaukee, etc) screwdrivers.


Your advise seems pretty solid - my active impression while getting a feel of it again is that one of the ends of the main body of the pen is fairly tight when removing/inserting a bit. Not quite 'needs pliers to remove' tight, but it may be the end that's had the cap on it for a while.
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Quote from turfbag :
This is a nice tool to have laying around. I have a couple. In fact, I just used one an hour ago. There are 2 bits. Both are 2-sided with a phillips on one end and a standard (flat head) on the other. When changing from one side of the bit to the other, you must pull the entire bit from the screwdriver itself and flip the bit around. When re-inserting, do it gently, just enough to re-install the cap. Resist the temptation to force the bit all the way into the screwdriver, else you'll have trouble removing it again later. If it gets stuck, I'll use pliers to CAREFULLY wiggle it free.
I like these as much as you do, it seems, so here's a neat trick. You know the hole in the side of the cap? The bits fit into, and through, those holes. Stick a bit through it sideways and you have a right angle / low profile screwdriver.
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Looks like shipping is 35 dollars???
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Quote from Ty18769 :
Looks like shipping is 35 dollars???
At least you're not getting screwed. Remember the pen is mightier than the sword.
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webtitan
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this is FAR at Mendards often. (stanley and offbrand called tool shop). I will need to wait until I loose the 14 of those from prior FAR sales.
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randomman1
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Perfect timing! My wife was just asking for a Stanley for her birthday. Thanks.
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SanfordSon
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Thanks OP, have been looking for a small screwdriver for changing the batteries in all the kids toys
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Thanks OP. In for 2 for my PC repair shop.
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Looks like limited stock in Southern California
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I'm in for 2. Thanks.
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Quote from turfbag :
This is a nice tool to have laying around. I have a couple. In fact, I just used one an hour ago. There are 2 bits. Both are 2-sided with a phillips on one end and a standard (flat head) on the other. When changing from one side of the bit to the other, you must pull the entire bit from the screwdriver itself and flip the bit around. When re-inserting, do it gently, just enough to re-install the cap. Resist the temptation to force the bit all the way into the screwdriver, else you'll have trouble removing it again later. If it gets stuck, I'll use pliers to CAREFULLY wiggle it free.
I agree. At the sale price these are an excellent addition to everyone's toolbox. A while back I got some of these and gave them out to the apprentices.
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Quote from randomman1 :
Perfect timing! My wife was just asking for a Stanley for her birthday. Thanks.
I sure hope Stanley is not your pool guy.... EmbarrassmentEmbarrassment
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