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AE2

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How are the handles? Easy to grip? Screwdrivers are one of those tool categories that are so commonly used, it usually pays to spend a little more to get a really decent set.

Not that the HF set is not good. I did have that set but only used them once or twice before putting them in a toolbox for my nephew.

I like the handles. Easy to grip, don't slip when my hands are greasy or sweaty. These are a close second behind my Kleins but way ahead of my Craftsman.
 

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Uncle Charlie, I don't "need" that many drivers, but this looks like the best bang for the buck to me. Thanks.

If you're willing to spend a little bit more than the HF set calls for, I like these better for a cheap set:

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-Screwdriver-Set-15-Piece-246340150/204663546

OK, I pulled the pin on this set. They also have a 10 piece set for $19.95, but there were some good drivers in the 15 piece set. They look stout, and I like the feel of the handles.
 

stikman56

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Allied pro. Been using them at work for years. Bought 6 for about 12 bucks. Excellent grip, tips hold up, what more can you ask for for mere peanuts?
 
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