Show your extra long screwdrivers...

[KnurledNut]

Whatcha got? Lets see em.
Lets say 16” or more.

Some of mine:
Irwin (the longest i have ever physically seen)
Craftsman Professional PH2/SL
Snap-on SL cabinet tip

 

[M-EGT]

Ohh I can play this game. I have the same Craftsman Professional screwdrivers, as well as a very long Husky USA bit-driver. And the big one is an old Israeli UMT double-handed screwdriver

edit: added close up of UMT handle

 

[Alpine4x4]

Snappy cabinet drivers. Longest is 21" handle to tip. I still need their extra long ones and to pickup their extra long #1 Phillips.

Snap-on Store

shop.snapon.com

Snap-on Store

shop.snapon.com

 

[KnurledNut]

@M-EGT
That bit driver would be great to have even if it was rarely used.
I guess it would also work as a 1/4 nutdriver.

 

[MushCreek]

Years ago, I knew a guy that was in sales for Stanley. He had a giant novelty screwdriver about 5 feet long. He couldn't get me one, though. The whole thing was giant; the handle was about 3" in diameter. I do have a couple long electrician screwdrivers, probably about 16" long. Real handy for tightening up the screws to secure a TV wall bracket after adjusting it.

 

[Ton ton]

Bump for extra long as screwdriver love. Any try the extra long slotted Carlyle screwdrivers?

 

[BlakeTheCarGuy]

I have two matching Snap-on ones one Phillips and one flat head. Wish they were hard handles but oh well lol. Both I believe are 16 inches long.

 

[jobo1004]

I've got some long Proto Durateks.

 

[Slednut]

This old guy is also 28" long, mostly used to stabbing the moles my wife flushes out with the hose.

 

[SRSemenza]

This old guy is also 28" long, mostly used to stabbing the moles my wife flushes out with the hose.

And I see that you've got the ball peen hammer for back up just in case a big one comes along

Seth

 

[lardy1]

I only have two that qualify. Believe it or not that CM is pretty straight. I don't think it's been used as a pry bar. I have Mayhew Dominator pry bars that look like screwdrivers but they're technically not.

 

[KnurledNut]

@jobo1004 @Slednut
Superb!

@lardy1
How do you like that grip compared to other screwdrivers?

 

[lardy1]

@lardy1
How do you like that grip compared to other screwdrivers?

As you can see, that Koken hasn't been used much. But I do like the handle. It's like a cross between a Felo and a hard handle. The square near the shaft is comfortable (to me) like my Willians and Tektons yet in the palm it has a more rounded feel similar to the Ergonic but not squishy.

Because I was focusing on that handle, I was reminded of a set of what I assume are cheap Asian screwdrivers that my ex left behind. I just put them in a box of unused tools and thought of them as screwdrivers to abuse when needed. Some are in my road box also. Anyway....those handles are incredibly similar. The Koken is clearly marked "Japan" and there no makers marks anywhere on the set. So now I really don't know what to make of either the Kopken or the unbrandeds. The ones from the set are losing their nubs.

 

[PelicanPines]

It's not always about length... sometimes a better grip is all that's needed. The longest screwdriver I have ... is a prybar.

 

[Von Psycho]

I'm not exactly sure this fits here but some years ago I had the
occasion to need a screw driver over 2 feet in length.
I took a cheap Phillips and jammed it into a piece of poly pipe
and got the job done.

 

[Fatboy148]

Mine is a clear blue acetate, bolstered, 28 1/2" made from 1/2" square bar by VIM back when they used to discount their stuff at the factory website.


ETA......

Looks like this:

https://www.toolsid.com/vim-tools/29-bolstered-screwdriver-mpn-sd29.html?singleid=1675434126

 

[Vwpower]

This is all I got

 

[Meursault74]

 

[Indexmill]

That 30" Snap On ratchet drive is pretty sweet.

 

[RTM]

Mine are both 16-17”, hardly worth mentioning.

 

[Tools4Me]

My Wiha 1/4" insert bit holder screwdriver is the longest screwdriver I have. It's about exactly 6' long. I apologize in advance for the pics, my camera is currently set up more for macro photography and I didn't want to change it.

If I'm honest, I don't use this bit handle much. The tool is so long compared to the diameter of the shaft, that it often takes one additional full handle revolution before I notice the screw I'm installing has already seated itself fully and stopped turning. It has the same issue when I'm trying to break a tight screw loose.

 

[Fatboy148]

I apologize in advance for the pics, my camera is currently set up more for macro photography and I didn't want to change it.

It was worth following along the tape measure picture to picture to get to the end!

 

[Mr. Tool]

I'm not exactly sure this fits here but some years ago I had the
occasion to need a screw driver over 2 feet in length.
I took a cheap Phillips and jammed it into a piece of poly pipe
and got the job done.

Hey there comes those times that one has to improvise in order to accomplish the task at hand....when the proper tool(s) is not readily available.

 

[jeffmoss26]

here are mine

 

[KnurledNut]

@Tools4Me
Fake.

 

[Tools4Me]

I don't really own any of the amazing super long screwdrivers you guys have been posting, so when I saw this thread I decided to have a little fun "making the most" of what I do have. The attached image shows my real 16.5" long Wiha bit handle. That's the bit handle I used to make my previous post, and I think it's the longest bit handle Wiha actually makes. I took multiple pictures of only the Wiha shaft, moving the tape measure each time to make the shaft appear really long. I was just messing with you guys.

 

[KnurledNut]

I don't really own any of the amazing super long screwdrivers you guys have been posting, so when I saw this thread I decided to have a little fun "making the most" of what I do have. The attached image shows my real 16.5" long Wiha bit handle. That's the bit handle I used to make my previous post, and I think it's the longest bit handle Wiha actually makes. I took multiple pictures of only the Wiha shaft, moving the tape measure each time to make the shaft appear really long. I was just messing with you guys.

I was wondering why a google search for that 1829mm model came up empty.
I basically have the Wiha catalog downloaded to my brain and knew i never saw this.
You monkey!
That being said, if it existed, and was a decent price (or not) im sure plenty of us would own one by now.

 

[Ton ton]

My Wiha 1/4" insert bit holder screwdriver is the longest screwdriver I have. It's about exactly 6' long. I apologize in advance for the pics, my camera is currently set up more for macro photography and I didn't want to change it.

If I'm honest, I don't use this bit handle much. The tool is so long compared to the diameter of the shaft, that it often takes one additional full handle revolution before I notice the screw I'm installing has already seated itself fully and stopped turning. It has the same issue when I'm trying to break a tight screw loose.

Something did seem a little fishy about your screwdriver. I think we got screwed.

 

[cweidert03]

I have the Craftsman Pro’s shown above. I went down the rabbit hole when the local Sears hometown stores had them on clearance. I got one of every flavor I could find.

 

[1foxracing]

My Vessel set.




Purchased here http://vesseltools.com/handtools/screwdrivers/screwdriver-sets/6603a-detail

 

[4lug39]

I needed it one time. I had to dig it out to take a picture.

 

[PelicanPines]

6.32 m

The largest screwdriver is 6.32 m (20 ft 9 in) long, and was created by Aaditya Pratap Singh (India) and was presented and measured in Raipur, India, on 16 June 2016. The acrylic handle measured 2 ft 8.5 in and the shaft measured 18 ft 0.5 in

Amazon Alexa is soooo smart.

 

[jfleisher]

I use this Masterforce 24” #2 Phillips all the time in the data center, very handy for reaching into racks…

 

[KnurledNut]

Picked up the NAPA 7760504 set.
https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/BK_7760504

The 1/4 slotted is 28.25”.
The 1/2 slotted is an ABSOLUTE TANK, more like a straight prybar, and 24”.
The #2 PH is 22”.

 

[KnurledNut]

Forgot I had this 22” beryllium copper alloy screwdriver, made by Berylco.

 

[Ton ton]

Picked up the NAPA 7760504 set.
https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/BK_7760504

The 1/4 slotted is 28.25”.
The 1/2 slotted is an ABSOLUTE TANK, more like a straight prybar, and 24”.
The #2 PH is 22”.

At least you showed the whole screwdriver unlike the other dude.

 

[Bubba Fett]

Forgot I had this 22” beryllium copper alloy screwdriver, made by Berylco.

That's an anti-spark tool, I believe.

The longest screwdriver I have is a Proto 1/2" keystone with a 12" shank. Thus far, I've never needed a longer one. I have been known to string together a bunch of bit holders though. Now I'm looking for super long screwdrivers....just in case.

 

[KnurledNut]

That's an anti-spark tool, I believe.

Indeed. Worked in an industry that a spark could end your day.

 

[Uncle murph]

Whatcha got? Lets see em.
Lets say 16” or more.

Some of mine:
Irwin (the longest i have ever physically seen)
Craftsman Professional PH2/SL
Snap-on SL cabinet tip

I’m amazed that this thread hasn’t gone into the gutter.Just saying.

 

[Bubba Fett]

I’m amazed that this thread hasn’t gone into the gutter.Just saying.

The self control is simply astounding.