x2. I think i have 3 sets floating around. And the individuals are nice at $1.50, the long 3/8 makes a great beater/prybar.
x3!! I bought a set and they are surprisingly good.
x2. I think i have 3 sets floating around. And the individuals are nice at $1.50, the long 3/8 makes a great beater/prybar.
Stanley makes a set for about $6 at Wal-Mart or wherever else that is more than adequate for your uses.
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.
If you want to spend a little more than HF.
https://amzn.com/B014US21G8
the Set above is only 25 and after upgrading to these I will not go back to the old acetate handle screwdrivers.
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.
If you have one near you Meijer stocks these Tekton ones.