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#666050 2-Aug-2012 11:59

mattRSK:

Must hide credit card from myself.

Hmmm, me too. I only need a few screwdrivers, and just kept adding to the cart ;-)

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#666072 2-Aug-2012 12:15

Lias: Wiha are REALLY nice, but painfully expensive.

Brilliant tools. I use the Wiha insulated set and can not fault them.

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#666670 3-Aug-2012 06:02

kiwi_64: I've been refreshing my entire tookit with Bahco gear as required... Their multi-tip screwdriver is also really nice..

Ditto, or the new one my daughter brought back from school: copy & paste.

You can never have enough Volvos!

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#666671 3-Aug-2012 06:08

Super cheap Autos have a battery powered Black & Decker for about $15.

Works very well for the smaller jobs.

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#667185 3-Aug-2012 18:52

I'd advise against batter powered screw drivers: they tend to be good at spinning on the grooves.

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#667294 3-Aug-2012 23:17

Daft: I'd advise against batter powered screw drivers: they tend to be good at spinning on the grooves.

Only if you choose the wrong end on it, or use a screw designed to cam out like old philips ones.

Richard rich.ms

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