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Any recommendations on a screwdriver for roofing bolts? I’ve a 5.5mm flat head and an 8mm but they don’t seem to do it.

I’ve seen this below but it’s very expensive:

 
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I’ve found this in B&Q I’ve just got wait for stock as none of the stores by myself have any:


 
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The trouble you may have is that the blade is too fat to sit in the groove. I'd take a bolt into a store and have a good match-up before parting with two beers.

Not a bad idea. It’s mainly for bell boxes. The older ones have M6 bolts in them. I can’t see any slimmer tip screw drivers.
 
I have an old massive Stanley screwdriver with about a 11-12 mm slotted head which fits roof bolts perfect

I paid 20 pence for it at the local bootfare
 
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Its an old 100 series acyclic handle one , its massive about 16 inches long
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I also looked for an 11mm square socket for driving the typical roofing nuts, though in recent times I have got flanged nuts instead (oh-er!) that take a standard 10mm hax socket, etc.

Never found one, mostly square (or bi-square) sockets are massive impact things for the railway industry
 
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Yeah its llike the second one , but a much bigger version. as i say its absolutely massive , biggest screwdriver I have ever seen.
I wouldn't pay ÂŁ20-25 for it thou.
 
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This one might be ideal
 
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