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So... I'm getting a better (non cheapo) set of screwdrivers. So far I see two options: 1: Get a full, comprehensive set of actual screwdrivers (Bost rebadged as Fatmax) Normal + Torx 2: Get a Kraftform Kompakt with the long bits (that will do the same thing) Kraftform Kompakt 62 Any...

Screwdrivers - especially unusual ones.

I'm in the UK, and I only see standard bolts etc on very old/classic cars. I think they are still used a bit by industry though.

Looking around on the web yesterday, I came across this: It looks like Wera have decided to expand their Joker line (they also now sell Imperial sets).

They're really great for getting to recessed screws, and when access is an issue (stubby etc). Not to say I don't love my Kraftform Kompakt...

Keep it for when someone tries to break in... :shocking:

Also, Bosch put the battery controller in the tool, so all the tools can use the batteries the best way for them, not just at the same rate (which may not be the best). Everyone else (that I know of) puts the controller in the battery.

If you watch the video closely, the new Knipex eCrimp runs on M12 Batteries.

Next: Sonic Screwdrivers...

Thanks everyone for the input :D I'm probably going to go with the Bosch GSB2 21-2RE (as I don't need the electronic torque control, and for £50...).

They're Chemistry Clamps - We have them in School

Does the torque control on the RCT shorten the lifespan of the drill?

The problem with these was the power - mine has a 9V battery in and works a bit better. My vote goes to this: http://www.diy.com/nav/fix/handtools-storage-workwear/handtools/wrenches/Mac-Allister-Adjustable-Ratcheting-Socket-Wrench-12518586

I can't seem to fine a 5370 anywhere! There are lots of the 234-6 model though - are they as good? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/0234-6-MILWAUKEE-ELECTRIC-TOP-BRAND-NEW-1-2-MAGNUM-DRILL-0-850-RPM-INDUSTRIAL-/251231851862?pt=Drills&hash=item3a7e95d556 :dunno:

The Magnum looks great, the only problem is it's 120V, and mains here is 240V :sad: I've found a ton of new ones on Ebay though (the shipping from the US isn't as high as I thought - around £30 ($45)).

I'd like the drill to do as much as possible - I'm a student and this is my first drill, so it would be better if it did everything (Plus it's a whole lot cheaper than separate ones).

Hello Everyone! :D I'm getting a drill, and was wondering what everyone recommends... I want it to last a long time so am looking to get a corded one (to start, at least). I've found a couple from Bosch...

So what is the socket in the end for then? Spinner handle? :dunno:

How about this (the extension takes it to 24")?

Any pics? :drool: