If you’re using a non-ratcheting screwdriver, what are you even doing? I have one with multiple bits that store in the handle–and the handle can operate either straight on for tight-space jobs, or, with an adjustment, as an L-shaped handle for additional leverage when you’ve got the room.
i find that a blend of two parts mineola tangelo/one part honey tangerine/one part blood orange gives the best balance of tartness to sweetness for a screwdriver. all freshly squeezed, of course.
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I find that the tips of those wear out pretty easily, generally mid-turn, especially on higher-quality screws.
Seriously, has no one posted this yet???
I am disappointed
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Bahco, for reasons described in an earlier thread on Weras:
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I haven’t bought a screwdriver in probably 30 years. I did buy a very nice mechanics toolkit for our RV about 6 years ago but no individual screwdrivers in years.
These are more than enough.
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No love for Wera?
This is little torque driver is probably the most expensive screwdriver currently around me.
I also love the ifixit driver set for electronics.
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Ultimately it comes down to personal preference. I thought the weird handles on the Wera screwdrivers were a bit contrived until I held one and looked at what my fingers were doing and then the handles made sense.
I’ve only had them for a couple of weeks but so far, I love them.
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