a good percision screwdriver set

[Sorrys70]

hey guys im looking for a good quality very small screwdriver set. its for electronics,fixing my glasses and other real small stuff like that. ive tried a few cheap ones on ebay and hf but it seems like you use them one time and the tips are wiped out. i can spend a little bit but i cant afford to give snap on 150 bucks. has anyone had any luck in this department ? thanks

 

[Stuey]

Wiha. Maybe Wera if you don't need very many different tip sizes and styles.

Here are my thoughts on a couple other brands' precision drivers: http://toolguyd.com/best-precision-screwdrivers/

 

[todd_fuller]

I recently picked up the iFixit kit to repair an iPhone. Nice kit, good fit and finish.

 

[shockwave]

Wiha would be best for range for standard drivers aswell vim makes a decsent set

Now if you like bits sir tools can be nice

 

[Brownsfan]

I have a 7pc Wiha set that i bought at a local industrial supply store. $29 and it came with a "free" 6" long nose plier. These are the absolute best precision drivers I have ever owned.

 

[Holt]

I really like my Wiha set, I have been slowing buying individual weras as I am liking them the more I use them. I really hated my craftsmans from the moment I tried one. Im going to be picking up a moody set whem Im at Epstiens this June. Nevertried them but I have been wanting to get a good made in USA set for a while now.

 

[Sorrys70]

thanks for the info i just ordered the wiha set. and you now have another follower on your blog

 

[Stuey]

thanks for the info i just ordered the wiha set. and you now have another follower on your blog

Glad to help! Eager to see how you like 'em.

 

[sam.coll]

I have a Wiha set its top quality and also a cheap crescent set that got me out of a bind once.

 

[markw365]

Love my wiha's, get the "tool roll" to go with them. I've got the tiny torx, hex, phillips and flats.

 

[Engine]

You won't go wrong with Wiha.
http://www.wihatools.com/200seri/266pouch_Sets.htm

 

[KAOTIK Motorsports]

I got SnapOn set from off the truck, pricey but nice

 

[matt stott]

I like the Bergeon set, but I don't feel like raiding my 401K to get it:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EVII78E/?tag=atomicindus08-20

(the bergeon drivers are very good, I have a handful of them- but the tips require shaping/polishing before use. You would think they could do that for you with the price they charge)

You will love the Wiha drivers- they are much more durable then they first seem; I abuse mine at work all the time and they never seem to twist or wear out.

Matt

 

[Sal Bandini]

That 7 piece set with pliers is now on sale at wihatools for $21.98.

http://www.wihatools.com/special_06.htm


Has anyone tried the Wiha Pico screwdrivers? They seem like they would be nicer than the Standard.

 

[powertool]

I like my Wiha 269 series precision set.

I have this set for more then 10 years I think?


ps. I'm just happy to be able to post pics

 

[matt stott]

I have a few of the Pico drivers- any yes, they are very nice, but they are a bit longer than the regular drivers. For the way I hold and use precision drivers they don't seem to work as well- that little bit of extra handle length seems to throw me off. As with most screwdrivers, it is a personal decision with fit and comfort as to what works best for you.

Matt

 

[Sal Bandini]

I have some Wera and I know what you mean. They are longer and not as comfortable.

I have Wiha Standard and will probably stick with them.

There is also 8 piece set with pouch on sale.

http://www.wihatools.com/special_12.htm

And also their nice soft grip screwdrivers

http://www.wihatools.com/Special_08.htm