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wera kraftform plus are awesome. the tips have laser etched grips on and they literally bite into the screw heads.

I have a set of those too & like them.

Normally, I use whatever my Pikey girlfriend pulls out of her handbag !!:dizzy2:
 
Draper make the Wickes drivers, I bought a 7 piece draper set on the auction site (search draper VDE 7 piece) for £13 delivered! Still got 6 left after 2 months aswell which for me is good going!

Don't think i'd trust myself to take a £50 set of screwdrivers out of the van!
 
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I've got a right old mixture, but will comment on the Wera, I have ONE (with the laser cut tip thing) and can safely say it's blinkin' good. really does bite nicely, as in, it doesn't appear to be a load of old marketing tosh, it does actually seem a nice trick.
 
i have ck, and had others over 13 odd years, but i found a set of bs stamped 10000v insuated in .....LIDL, set of them too for £5, just as good and hard wearers, and when it comes to it and they wear, i would rather spend a 5er then over 10quid for one ck one!
 
I used wera for the last few years. I liked them but then I was tempted by the bahco drivers. The bahco drivers win although I did break the tip if the 3mm flat driver because I thought it was a good idea to use that instead of my pixie driver to take out a 3" screw that was stuck in a brick wall. Silly me
 
At the moment I'm using irazola and bahco VDE and love them both don't know why I'm using 2 sets but i had the irazola for £29 off eBay and the bahco for £10 from work !
 
I use CK, mainly because they were cheap when I filled my box up. That was about 5 years back and I think I have only had to replace one PZ2 due to to a snapped head. Not bad going really.
 
I still use on that I made in the school metalwork class in about 1964 (but not for electrical work as it's all metal) & it's still going strong.In the tool box I have a mixture of Wera & CK.
 
iv'e got a couple of haupa... long handled crimper to 35mm. bootlace crimper. excellent tools.
 

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