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Gearwrench master 20-piece screwdriver set like new. I have to many screwdrivers and don't need this set. I bought it a few years ago on Amazon. $75.

I have a top of the line Makita corded one and it works great. Very seldom use these, so don't need a cordless.

I think SnapOn ratchets are the best and have several of them. But for the money, I like GearWrench 120XP ratchets at a fraction of the cost. With the high tooth count, they are very smooth. I bought two more recently and love them. For a DYI that is all you need, but if you are a...

For Sale - GearWrench 20 Piece Master Screwdriver Set - like new condition in the blow molded case. $65.

Very nice collection, and well organized. I like the SnapOn kit with the ratcheting screwdriver. I have that one, but not the kit. I had to take my SnapOn set out of the blow molded tray - just didn't have the room in the drawer. The organizer is nice.

I have added a few more screwdrivers and have the massive Amazon bill to prove it. Picked up 3 pozidrive and a Phillips #4. I doubt I will ever use them, but I wanted to have them just in case. We all love tools, but this is total overkill on screwdrivers. I really like the feel and looks of...

I did all the research on saws a few years ago and bought a Makita 12". It came down to Makita or DeWalt. The Makita is nice, but very heavy and the stand had to be modified. The DeWalt is much lighter, less expensive and more portable. I would get the DeWalt if I had to do it over just due...

I went ahead and bought two Wera Pozidriv screwdrivers (#1 and #2) to have just in case. I did find that I had Pozidriv bits in one of my multi-driver screwdrivers and in a bit set. I like fixed screwdrivers better, but should be covered. Held off on getting a #3 Pozidriv. I don't think you...

Thanks for the feedback on the Pozidriv. I noticed that the Wiha multi-bit driver I have has two Pozidriv bits in it. I may eventually get a more extensive bit set, but probably covered for now.

Very nice screwdriver collections. Here is the latest shot of mine. I also had a few questions. Would I need to get either a Pozidriv screwdriver or a Phillips #4? I have neither in the collection and didn't see the need for them. Don't own a British car and I don't believe Pozidriv is used...

The Bahco Tekno sounds nice, but I think I have enough and have spent enough on screwdrivers for a lifetime with 105 on hand. Talk about OCD to the max. I had quite a few before I went into the buying spree here recently. But for 40+ years I got by with 11 screwdrivers.

I bought a set of Williams combination wrenches and returned them because there was too much play on the nut. They didn't fit as snugly as SnapOn, Mac or Milwaukee.

Also, how they feel in your hand and how they grip and fit in the screws. I like the looks of the Wera screwdrivers - it's subjective. I think the PB Swiss look and feel great with the grippy Swiss grips. Vessel also feels great - like their grips. I overdid it on screwdrivers by a long...

I wish that he would have included some of the professional truck tool brands in the screwdriver test so we could see how they hold up. I agree that SnapOn is very good, but I don't find the instinct handle that comfortable. But you can get a lot of torque on it.

Here is the updated screwdriver collection, although I did order a few more. I am done. I counted over 100 screwdrivers and some are not shown here. I found that even if you have several different brand sets, that most have similar lengths, so I need to buy some longer reach screwdrivers...

I agree, they feel very nice in the hand. I may get a few more. They are inexpensive, but very well made.

Good info, thanks.

Yeah, I just figured out I don't have any long reach screwdrivers. I thought I was done.

I'm new to Garage Journal, but I have read a number of articles on tool recommendations in the past. I'm a tool junkie/collector and lately have been obsessed with screwdrivers and have amassed quite a collection. I came across this video on YouTube, which has an excellent comparison of most...