"Best bang for the buck" has to be the Craftsman sets when they go on sale (Father's day coming up !)
are you talking about the ones with the clear handles? if so there junk. the HF pros for $8 are 100times better then those.
are you talking about the ones with the clear handles? if so there junk. the HF pros for $8 are 100times better then those.
Only bang you are getting from the Cman drivers is the sound of glass breaking when you throw them in frustration.
Some people will give me hell for saying this, but if we are going for sheer value, then the HF pro is they way to go. I got mine a year or so ago and they are great. Tips have held up well and the handles are very comfortable, they are similar to the 2nd gen bahco ergo screwdrivers.
No hands-on experience, but - if I were starting out and needed a good starter set of screwdrivers - I'd try the new Tekton drivers. USA-made and $3 a piece.
http://tekton.com/Screwdrivers/Screwdrivers/10-pc-Screwdriver-Set_17
"Best bang for the buck" has to be the Craftsman sets when they go on sale (Father's day coming up !)



I complete agree with ace the Hf pro screwdriver are fantastic of the money under $15 and very good quality.
Anyone have the Klein cushion grip 8 piece set?
If so, what do you think of it?
Some people will give me hell for saying this, but if we are going for sheer value, then the HF pro is they way to go. I got mine a year or so ago and they are great. Tips have held up well and the handles are very comfortable, they are similar to the 2nd gen bahco ergo screwdrivers.
Worst case you are you $8. With very tight fasteners you might have issues with the handle since they are around, I have had that happen once or twice. As long as you don't thrash on them you should be fine.
Not saying that if you work for NASA or do rocket surgery that you should use these, but for sheer $ to quality ratio, they can't be beat. There is better out there, but not for $8 for 8 drivers.