y nut driver has 15 heads. This is them. the nut driver. Isn’t that a handy tool? You may even want to go one step further The nice thing about Stanley's new Hex-A-Matic™ nut driver is that the attachments are all attached. You don’t have to switch heads for different size nuts. The Hex-A-Matic accepts 15 i and buy the Hex- sizes of nuts and screws,and A-Matic ac- the switching is all done au- cessory for tomatically, inside the Hex- / Stanley’s spiral A-Matic head. ieee, ratchet screw- You just put the Hex-A- 4 Canes or Matic on a nut. Then you y bear down a little, the way you do with a screw- driver. Six steel collet fingers grab the nut and hold fast while you turn have aneven handier tool. Tt’s something to think about next time the right size wrench or ratchet attach- ment turns up Heres me grabber. missing. The Hex-A-Matic nut driver from Stanley Tools, Division of The Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn. Who says they don’t make tools like they used to any- more? Stanley makes tools like they used to anymore, Stanley's new Hex-A-Matic ut ver No. 65525.