Which make of VDE screwdriver do you think is the best?

[frontier219]

The CK dextro are fantastic screwdrivers IMO, but I've just bought a set of the Wiha interchangables (not torque) and I'm very impressed thus far. I looked at the Wera but really don't like the feel of their 'ergonomic' handles.

 

[Resu]

One that I haven't seen mentioned that I have been using for a while now are Teng, which have been the best of anything I've used so far (CK, Bahco, Draper Expert or Wera)

LINK

 

[LankyWill]

Whia slim drivers. The grips are nice and chunky. That said the lasertip wera ones are nice

 

[shanky887614]

One that I haven't seen mentioned that I have been using for a while now are Teng, which have been the best of anything I've used so far (CK, Bahco, Draper Expert or Wera)

LINK

i havent really tried teng but the handles on there 1/4 drivers feel nice in the hand and have good grip

 

[Resu]

i havent really tried teng but the handles on there 1/4 drivers feel nice in the hand and have good grip

Highly recommend the ones I linked when you are next in for a set. Lifetime warranty too!

 

[sam400]

Bought a lovely set of bahco screwdrivers nice long handles, snapped 4 of them in as many weeks,
back using my indestructible CKs. I ve wound in 1.1/2 8s with a small terminal driver no problem!
yeehaa!

 

[Pete999]

2:00 hope this works

 

[Resu]

Highly recommend the ones I linked when you are next in for a set. Lifetime warranty too!

Was in the same shop I bought the screwdrivers in on Wednesday and ended up coming out with the side cutters! They have been excellent so far. Taking a bit of getting used to right enough as they are 160mm (only size they come in unfortunately).

 

[shanky887614]

Was in the same shop I bought the screwdrivers in on Wednesday and ended up coming out with the side cutters! They have been excellent so far. Taking a bit of getting used to right enough as they are 160mm (only size they come in unfortunately).

to be honest i use a set of 160mm wiha cutters day to day. will happily cut 6mm so cant ask any more.

i dont know why people buy 180mm+ when you get over say 6/10mm you want croppers/shears anyway or it crushes the conductor (i have stripped 1mm-25mm with my shears, 25mm is about the limit to cut with the small knipex shears)

 

[ryan1988]

Started using roughneck and CK now using Wera and haven't looked back, nice and comfortable to use

 

[amckay]

I've just started to use facom. They seem pretty good, and a good ergonomic grip. Time will tell if they're built to last.

 

[telectrix]

I've just started to use facom. They seem pretty good, and a good ergonomic grip. Time will tell if they're built to last.

do they come with a free dictionary? ( ergomonic). LOL.

 

[Breeze]

Wiha for me had them for years, they are solid pieces of kit, I've always had the slim vario range which are a good feature

 

[shanky887614]

I've just started to use facom. They seem pretty good, and a good ergonomic grip. Time will tell if they're built to last.

ive been using them for quite a while and im very happy with them

Wiha for me had them for years, they are solid pieces of kit, I've always had the slim vario range which are a good feature

there very good but harder for me to find at a good price, i know a local shop that stocks facom drivers

 

[Breeze]

Screw fix now stock Wiha, not the cheapest but convenient, also got some knipex installation pliers £37 from eBay really good piece of kit but are a it of a gimmick. Sorry don't know how to add a link or picture