Heavy-Duty Screwdriver Wall Rack
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Description
A solid, heavy-duty wall-mountable rack designed to hold five large screwdrivers vertically. Built to maintain a sturdy grip on hefty tool handles while keeping the mounting hardware completely separate from the tool shafts.
Features:
- Accommodates 5 screwdrivers
- Wide handle cups (28mm) for heavy-duty tools
- Generous clearance between tool sockets and mounting holes
- Chamfered front and edges for a clean look
- Counterbored mounting holes for standard wood screws
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