Floating screwdrivers for your marine toolbox

Website design By BotEap.comSometimes I imagine living on a sailboat. Waking up each morning to the gentle sound of water must be a very relaxing experience. The freedom of being able to move your home as you please also sounds like an exciting idea. However, ships are mechanical vessels that occasionally fail. If you are the adventurous type and find yourself “on the hook” when a part of the ship, such as a propeller, needs to be repaired, what will you do?

Website design By BotEap.com“That’s simple,” he would probably say. “Just grab your tools and move on.” However, it is not that easy to do when you are in the water. Many times in the past, I used to drop screwdrivers whenever I was doing the simplest things like connecting the speaker wires to the amplifier terminals. I admit that I am not the most skilled in our neighborhood when it comes to tools, but people sometimes make mistakes when using their instruments, you know. Imagine what it would be like if your screwdriver slipped out of your wet, slippery hands while you were holding a part of the boat and trying to float up. I suppose that would be quite troublesome, right?

Website design By BotEap.comWell, not if you use floating screwdrivers. I really like these tools. They are clean. These tools are designed to perform repairs in or near water. Whether you’re fixing a boat or dock, these floating screwdrivers can save you countless headaches. Even if you are on deck, there will be times when your tools will slip or tip over and fall into the water.

Website design By BotEap.comThis is not a problem with floating screwdrivers. I also like the fact that the handles of these floating screwdrivers are brightly colored. It will not be difficult for you to see them floating in the water even in the late afternoon. You need these floating screwdrivers if there is a possibility that you will be doing repairs anywhere near water.

Website design By BotEap.comI can only imagine what other kinds of tools could make floating besides a screwdriver. Some would definitely be more practical and useful than ever. A floating hammer or pliers would also be helpful. It seems like I need to do some more research and see what other floating tools I can find.