Which screwdrivers

[goz666]

Bought same set as this in 2006 and apart from losing a couple the rest are still going strong, as Tamz says I had these out the box first and had a good grip on them to see if they suited me, also bought the Teng tools long pozi driver as well,

Teng MD912N 12pc Screwdriver Set

 

[kay-jay]

Heres a slightly different set at a cheaper price
http://www.toolstop.co.uk/teng-tools-md910n-tt-mv-plus-screwdriver-set-10-pieces-in-case-p62432

 

[Mike Jackson]

I've got a good set of electical screwdrivers which cover most uses and halfords professional for the long reach ones.

 

[Aquazone]

I have had a load of screwdrivers, and as Tamz says they are all the same except how they feel. I like the Stanley Fatmax ends as they are big and round. Ends are colour coded so if you have a bag with them stood up you know if it's slotted, pozi, Phillips, torx etc.

 

[Deleted member 64964]

Ive got Stanley as I love the different colours for Pozi, Phillips and Torx etc

Just a quick glance and you have the right tool

 

[Ermintrude]

I've got wiha at moment. Always use vde . Klein look good but they don't have a 3mm or 4mm blade, w t f ? £25 a driver and no decent sizes

 

[Neil K]

This is probably the best £4 I ever spent
screwdriver

Here here I'll second that

 

[R.Oak]

+1 for stanley, which is strange as i normally dont like stanley tools. The screwdrivers are ace though. The only downside is that they are not magnetic

 

[kay-jay]

+1 for stanley, which is strange as i normally dont like stanley tools. The screwdrivers are ace though. The only downside is that they are not magnetic

You can buy a jobby which magnetises and de-magnetises screwdrivers. From toolstation I believe [emoji1]

 

[Ermintrude]

Vde lads