Screwdriver for inlet test point

[Gerard M]

What do you guys use? I cant seem to find one which is small enough to fit and not bend/twist when using it. Cheers.

 

[southcoastboile]

i have gone through so many flathead screwdrivers on bp test points, i found the best way is to use the little heads that are universal, the ones you pull out and swap over in the end of the screwdriver, they seem to last longer but eventually even they break or twist, even if you spend money on a good one

 

[tamz]

The correct size is 0.8mm x 4mm. Get yourself a set of Wera laser tips from santa.

 

[REDSAW]

i use electrical ones!

 

[Dannypipe]

I find the electrical ones (neons) will work 90% of the time, but sometimes the screw head will start to get damaged. So I do as Southcoast said, and use a flat head tip that is a bit bigger and fits perfectly.

 

[Gerard M]

Having a look to see if i can find one online but they all seem to come in sets and I only really need the 1

 

[tamz]

Amazon.co.uk: Wera Slotted Screwdriver 08 x 40 x100mm
or
C.K 49144 Dextro VDE Slotted Screwdriver 4.0mm x 100mm: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

 

[Hardy1]

i got a forge steel 90' angled one works brilliantly correct head aswell, especially good with the new vailaints theyre wp test points are a nightmare to get into.

 

[johnnyplumb]

The correct size is 0.8mm x 4mm. Get yourself a set of Wera laser tips from santa.

wera laser tips are great, just wish they would colour code the handles though, id is a problem if you have a few different sizes in your toolbox.

 

[Mbear]

4mm electrical one. I've never used anything else. A normal flat blade has angled sides and therefore useless