The finest in antique screwdrivery, this screwdriver is based on an 1904 patent by William Ward, but with several modern improvements.
Each screwdriver is made from 1144 steel, ~4in/101mm long, and weighs 0.08lb/38g. The blade is 0.25in/6.35mm wide and 0.04in/1 mm thick. Blade is hardened to 52 HRC.
The blade on the screwdriver is now a consistent width, unlike the tapered design of most modern screwdrivers, to assist in removal of countersunk screws. The blade tip also has a hollow-ground design ensuring 0.04in/1.5mm of the tip is parallel, allowing for maximum engagement with the fastener. The handle has been re-positioned so that it is perpendicular with the blade to allow for increased strength when using the screwdriver for prying. The square shaft allows you to use wrenches to increase the amount of torque you can apply to the fastener if they are really stuck!
This Do-It-Yourself version allows you to make the handle scales yourself out of any material you choose! The 3D model and 2D template for the handle scales are available here and here, respectively.
Each screwdriver is UNIQUELY NUMBERED under the handle scales.
Entirely MADE IN CANADA.