Milwaukee

Milwaukee Tool #1 Square 3" Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA)

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SKU:
MLWMT217
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Weight:
0.25 LBS
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$11.97
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Description

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USA CUSHION-GRIP SCREWDRIVERS

#1 Square
3 in Cushion Driver

A USA-made #1 square screwdriver with a 3 in shank for controlled hand fastening.

MODELMT217

Product Overview

The #1 square tip and 3 in shank define the fit and reach for this fixed-blade screwdriver.

Machined, laser-etched tips grip the recess. A cushion handle supports repeated turning.

  • Precision fitCustom-machined driving tips.
  • Laser-etched tipsAdded grip at the fastener.
  • Cushion handleComfort during hand turning.
  • Quick selectionVisible tip identification.

Technical Specifications

Tip profile
Square
Tip size
#1
Shank length
3 in
Steel
Boron-infused
Tip surface
Laser etched
Handle
Cushion grip

Choose the Correct Fit

Match the #1 square tip to the fastener. Confirm a snug fit before applying force.

Check that the 3 in shank clears the obstruction and leaves space for the handle.

Installation & Care

Seat the square tip fully before turning; a partly engaged tip can damage the recess.

Clean the tip after use and inspect it for rounding, chips or bending. Replace a damaged driver rather than forcing a poor fit.

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Important Product Questions

How do I check the tip fit?

Match the #1 square tip to the recess and seat it fully. Stop if it rocks or climbs out as you turn.

Is the 3 in dimension the overall tool length?

No. It identifies the shank length. Allow additional space for the handle and your hand when checking clearance.

Does the grip provide electrical insulation?

Cushion grip describes the handle feel, not an electrical rating. Use explicitly rated insulated tools where required and isolate circuits before work.

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