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Post a pic, But generally a good fitted c clip will work well. Use proper pliers or you'll end up stabbing yourself with the blunt end of a screwdriver.... Apparently!

SK Tools one I think? Sent from my CUBOT MAX using Tapatalk

PB Swiss Tools Delivered... <a href="https://ibb.co/hjC3S5"><img src="https://preview.ibb.co/f4tXLQ/unnamed.jpg" alt="unnamed" border="0"></a>

I mostly use Scotch 3m 33+ tape like many others. Occasionally I use Advance AT7 tape which is a great alternative and cheaper. It also has a really nice plastic core, rather than the standard cardboard. It's the little details.

Bergen tools are flooding ebay in the U.K. Has anyone had any experience with their tools, are they rated for a professional workshop, or are they suitable for immediate binning? Love to know your opinions and ratings of these "apparent" products.

Facom Screwdriver Set 10 £47.95 http://www.tooled-up.com/manproduct/facom-10-piece-protwist-mixed-slotted-pozi-phillips-screwdriver-set/146342/ Snap-On Screwdriver Set 6 £107.58 http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=all&item_ID=645277&group_ID=682253&store=uk&dir=catalog

Unfortunatly in the UK Facom works out cheaper. There are more deals arive festive seasons so Facom drop prices. Snap-On in the U.K always has a fixed price off the trucks.

Snap-On have tools made by other firms including Bahco, Williams etc... Are there any other real cheap alternatives to Snap-On tools that hold up well to a everyday mechanics workshop. I find Draper Expert Spanners to be reliable (very under-rated) Facom Steel Series for working with solvents...