Best make of screwdrivers?

[onions1066]

Knipex drivers for me, bahco snips and pliers, knipex cable shears

 

[streetlighter]

Currently using a set of Bahco insulated drivers but also have some CK ones knocking around that are alright.
I had the Wera drivers before bought a set when I started out and lost them over time, then got a free set with a Wylex CU few years back from Screwfix and the small terminal snapped on first use !

 

[vernam616]

Bacho for me, quite like the lifetime guarantee aspect

i tried the wiha slim fit and i must say was a really nice driver however..... i managed to snap 4 terminal drivers within 2 months, which unfortunatly means they seem weak

 

[lee foster]

Wera screwdrivers and Knipex side cutters .

 

[Round Man]

Irazola if you got the money, not forgetting that they have a lifetime replacement long as you not trying to use them as a bolster.
Otherwise Bahco in general, altho it always comes down to what is comfortable for you to work with, everyone is different.

 

[telectrix]

irazola are now bahco.

 

[Round Man]

Yes i know, they are now Bahco Tekno+, altho it is only recent change over of name, they been owned by Bahco a while now, Irazola is still commomly used by everyone, i forgot to mention in my last post the change :blush5:

 

[telectrix]

i've got a set of the irazolas. the only gripe i have is they are too long for my magma toolbag, so i bought a set of wiha slims interchangeable. quite impressed, esp. with the +/- for MCBs etc.

 

[streetlighter]

Irazola if you got the money, not forgetting that they have a lifetime replacement long as you not trying to use them as a bolster.
Otherwise Bahco in general, altho it always comes down to what is comfortable for you to work with, everyone is different.

I have a set of the IRazola drivers and the blade on the 3.5mm snapped I still have the said driver how would I go about getting it replaced ?

 

[Liam12]

WERA 100%! Have bought CK sets and they are average, wera set were like a tenner cheaper and grip better

 

[Mark Haywood]

Hello All, the replacement policy from Bahco specifically relates to failure in use as a result of a manufacturing defect and is not an all encompassing "buy-it, use-it, abuse-it, swop-it with no questions asked" policy. If you have an issue with the product then you should return it from your point of purchase who may decide as part of their service to you to replace