Klein Tools 66385 Steel Scratch Awl, 3-1/2-Inch

Very good

Only negative I can find is it is alittle top heavy to use for any scribing. As a palm puch it works just fine, and can take a hammer blow as well. Good value as you'll never wear it out if you know how to sharpen a punch. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Bought this for my son. Just like the one I have had for over 40 years. Indestructible

This is a strong, and well made scratch awl. Most awls are just a tip pressed into a plastic or aluminum handle, this one is made from one solid piece of steel. Works very well to pierce oil filters so they can drain before removal so they don't leak oil all over your hands and down your sleeve. If you have spin on filters that are oriented with the gasket to the top, you know what I mean. Saves me a lot of mess, and is much stronger than the awl I had before. Before this one, I was using one with a plastic handle and wound up breaking it. The one piece design of this should prevent that from ever happening. It is heavy, but in a good way. A little rough finish in places, but done right where it counts.

Klein tool scratch all and drift pin is awesome does exactly what it’s supposed to use it often very sharp very strong great value lightweight very versatile

Purchased this after my decades-old awl broke. The product was as advertised in the marketing materials. The quality and the usefulness of the tool is exactly like that of my broken one. The price was reasonable for a tool that I expect to last a few more decades.

I've been using Klein Tools for nearly 50 years, and this center punch awl is no exception. Klein Tools makes the best tools for just about every trade. I was alignment for several years and all of our tools were made by Klein.

Very Strong, makes job easier, handle is thick for a good grip, i reccomend klein tools i own a few of them, 5 stars

Sturdy, fits well in the hand, sharp enough right out of the package. You won't regret having this in your kit!

Uso esto para empecer tornillos principalmente

Love these for the price

I hone the tip to be very sharp. Most often it's used for making small starter holes in wood for drilling, sometimes as a scribe on wood or soft metals.