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    VESSEL

    Vessel Megadora 980 Impacta P2x100 #2 Cross Point Impact Screwdriver

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    Features

    • Uniquely designed screwdriver and impact driver in one
    • Fits #2 Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS) and US Phillips screws
    • Proprietary cam mechanism rotates the shaft 12 degrees with each hammer strike
    • Magnetized black coated tip
    • Comfortable handle made of both hard plastic and soft elastomer

    Description

    Slip-proof handle provides 26-Degree higher torque than standard screwdrivers when used with oil covered hands. Tang-Thru design incorporates a metal cap that prevents handle damage when striking with a hammer.

    Brand: VESSEL


    Number of Items: 1


    Head Style: Phillips


    Material: Chrome Vanadium Steel


    Color: Black


    Brand: ‎VESSEL


    Number of Items: ‎1


    Head Style: ‎Phillips


    Material: ‎Chrome Vanadium Steel


    Color: ‎Black


    Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Various screw tightening work


    Special Feature: ‎Through screwdriver


    Item dimensions L x W x H: ‎8.25 x 1.25 x 1.25 inches


    Item Weight: ‎0.14 Kilograms


    Model Name: ‎980


    Global Trade Identification Number: ‎16


    Head Size: ‎No.2


    Manufacturer: ‎JDV Products Inc


    Part Number: ‎NO.980 +2X100


    Item Weight: ‎4.8 ounces


    Product Dimensions: ‎8.25 x 1.25 x 1.25 inches


    Item model number: ‎125941


    Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


    Style: ‎+2x100


    Item Package Quantity: ‎1


    Number Of Pieces: ‎1


    Number of Handles: ‎1


    Special Features: ‎Through screwdriver


    Usage: ‎Penetration


    Included Components: ‎No


    Batteries Included?: ‎No


    Batteries Required?: ‎No


    Date First Available: September 10, 2012


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      • If you ride a Japanese bike, GET ONE
    Did you know that most of the Philips screws on Japanese bikes are not Philips at all? Nope, they're a very similar style known as JIS (Japanese Industrial Standard). You can technically use a Philips screwdriver on these, but they're much more likely to slip out and destroy they head of the screw. If you're worked on Japanese stuff before (especially old carburetors), you know what I'm talking about. My old Japanese bike has some screws that haven't been touched for 20+ years. They won't come out without a fight. This screwdriver is perfect for those situations because it fits the JIS heads much more tightly than a typical Philips screwdriver, reducing the chances of stripping the screw head. It can also be used as an impact driver. Put the driver's tip into a screw, hit the butt with a hammer and the shank will rotate slightly counterclockwise. This is effective for really difficult screws, though you have to be careful that your hammering doesn't do more damage. For anything using JIS screws, there is a night and day difference between using this screwdriver and a typical Philips. The quality is excellent and the price is very reasonable. It's earned a permanent spot in my tool cart for these reasons. ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2024 by Zero Signal
      • It works well without having to break a bank
    It looks very nicely built and used one of those before. It does wonders. Only gripe is I got the wrong size. Needed P3 size. But that's MY fault. Since it's a nice screwdriver, I'll just add it to my toolbox.
    Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025 by Christopher Heath
      • Remove Odyssey rotor mounting screw
    Great, sturdy screwdriver. Works for Phillips head screws. But, best “value” of it is that it removed a rusted-on, stripped-headed, rotor mounting screw in an Odyssey. (I didn’t know what JIS was and that this screw was JIS not Phillips until I stripped head trying to remove with impact drill.) Took a few solid whacks with a mallet (also aided by Blaster penetrant), but got it out in the end. I like this screwdriver and is gonna now be my main Phillips driver! ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2024 by Amazon Customer
      • A few things to know before buying...
    The screws on my 50-year-old Honda motorcycle that sat for many, many, years were about as seized/stuck as they come. This got them all off without stripping them. There are a few things to know about this driver before you buy. First, you really have to strike the driver hard to activate the mechanism. I confirmed this by lightly tightening a screw that hadn't been stuck, and hit it using a small hammer, about as hard as you would drive a nail into wood. It failed to break the screw free. Only by hitting the driver quite hard did it work. In the case of my motorcycle it took several hard hits to break the screws free. If you have not used a Vessel driver, let me say they are good drivers with good JIS tips. The handle feels well made and does not slip in your hand. Given that it was meant to be hit with a hammer though, I would have preferred the handle be longer. The handle is the same length as the non-impact Vessel; You'd think they'd give you an extra inch.. I had enough space to keep from hitting my hand with the hammer, but not a whole lot. ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2018 by Teacher and Parent
      • I love it, novel idea and practical.
    I saw it on an AvE video and I scooped me up one. I have been very pleased with it, it is JIS so it fits better (especially Japanese cars etc..) but I am convinced that it is working better in normal phillips screws. I use mine nearly daily (usually while removing the rotor hold down screws on cars) It has actually saved the day at my shop a couple times because our dedicated impact driver (matco branded) evidently has a normal phillips driver bit and it usually works ok but they had rounded out a fastener on a rotor and it was CHOWDERED right up... stick my Impacta in there and with a couple wacks it was out. (I have the #2, but a #3 might fit better for rotor screws but its working for me) I just like the idea of "killing 2 birds with one stone" I have a relatively small toolbox at work and have very limited space. I like the shape and feel (the lettering will wear off though if you care about that) Thoroughly impressed with it... I will look at buying Vessel screwdrivers if I need new screwdrivers in the future. ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2021 by Amazon Customer
      • Great grip on both handle and grip
    This screwdriver has a very comfortable handle which includes a reverse impact action. It is excellent for Japanese bikes, four wheelers, and most any Phillips screws. It fits screws better then any of my brand name screwdrivers. The impact action loosens tight screws, like on some carburetors, easily without rounding out the screw head. This is a well designed, quality product. ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2024 by Chuckster
      • This screwdriver saved my life
    Philips head screws are inherently a scam, designed to pop drivers out and strip without even needing to play poker as an excuse. This JIS #2 screw driver bites without having to push in on a screw to keep it in. Zero effort on unstripped heads. The bash and grab function is also a lifesaver for stripped screws. Please be kind to yourself and add this to your arsenal. ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024 by Matt B
      • Best Screwdrivers Ever. Throw out your regular Phillips.
    This is an impact driver. It is a little heavier than the regular (I have both). I have already used the impact feature twice. Once on a Honda carburetor I was overhauling and a second time on a computer screw which had been partially stripped by a regular Phillips. The carburetor is somewhat fragile and this took a stuck screw right out with no damage. I only need the impact feature a few times a year; however, when needed it saves a lot of time over having to drill out a stripped screw and re-tap a hole. These Vessel screwdrivers work much better than regular Phillips. They are so good that I retired my old Craftsman set (from back when they made good stuff) and bought a full set of Vessel JIS screwdrivers. They are a little pricey, but they just don't cam out like regular Phillips. They even have a knurled shaft so that you can spin out the screw once it is loosened. They are worth the extra cost. ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2018 by R. Browning

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