Can anyone recommend any screwdriver sets??

[Zdb]

I prefer the interchangeable sets.

I bought these for £20.

 

[Pete999]

Yes I have a set, now stop posting filth on the forum, I will now need to go to the garage for a play with my tools.

 

[sparks55]

Klein from CEF they have a lifetime replacement policy on my third posi since I bought the set they just swap them straight over

 

[Gudoldtom]

Hi Anthony.

This thread will give you some idea of which screwdrivers are preferred by electricians..
Which make of VDE screwdriver do you think is the best? - https://www.electriciansforums.co.uk/threads/which-make-of-vde-screwdriver-do-you-think-is-the-best.96625/#post-1023887
I personally like Wiha, but Wera came out on top of the poll.

Thank you

 

[Gudoldtom]

I have these, great set.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Irazola-Insulated-Tekno-Aislo-Screwdriver/dp/B014SOLA2U

Thank you

 

[Gudoldtom]

I prefer the interchangeable sets.

I bought these for £20.

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Cool thanks

 

[Gudoldtom]

Gr

Klein from CEF they have a lifetime replacement policy on my third posi since I bought the set they just swap them straight over

Great thanks

 

[Gudoldtom]

BAHCO, WAS IRAZOLA. XCUSE CAPS. FAT fingres. or Wiha, Wera, CK. all good quality. for cheap value for money Wickes own brand.

Thanks

 

[Rpa07]

If I were to start again I would go with the Wiha slim fix - the slim part will be the only VDE that will go into the deep slots of RCBO safely! They also seem more metallergically strong instead of brittle.
One of the sets sold in Screwfix doesn't have a Pz2 only a PH2 so be warned!

 

[Gudoldtom]

If I were to start again I would go with the Wiha slim fix - the slim part will be the only VDE that will go into the deep slots of RCBO safely! They also seem more metallergically strong instead of brittle.
One of the sets sold in Screwfix doesn't have a Pz2 only a PH2 so be warned!

thank you

 

[ruston]

Most of the sets mentioned are good value .
It is just a matter of personal preference.
Just because they are expensive does not make them good.

 

[Gudoldtom]

Most of the sets mentioned are good value .
It is just a matter of personal preference.
Just because they are expensive does not make them good.

Thanks the reason I said under £100 as I was looking at a Wiha slim interchangeable 16pc set which was £90 but I think I am going to go for Wiha SoftFinish slimfix 6 piece for £30 with PZ2 inc

 

[ruston]

I have some Wiha and Wera , they are very good . I also use CK and have to say they are just as good . CK snips and cutters are good quality too.

 

[PEG]

Thanks the reason I said under £100 as I was looking at a Wiha slim interchangeable 16pc set which was £90 but I think I am going to go for Wiha SoftFinish slimfix 6 piece for £30 with PZ2 inc

Good move,the interchangeable versions,are great quality,and seem a good idea,but...for me,it's like having 16 pairs of quality pants,but only one zip-fly to go between them

If i had to keep swapping the handle,to use the two types of screw,on a job... it wouldn't be long,before i ordered 15 more handles

Here,i have proved it using mathematics...

2 screw types = 2 screwdrivers = 2 items in pocket.

2 screw types = 2 ends+1 handle = 3 items in pocket.

Ergo; 50% more annoying