Screwdriver advice sought

[Leo_B]

I wish I had the talent and skills to fully take advantage of fine tools. But, born with two left thumbs so not happening. I think I may go with a Chapman set as it will do more than my basic abilities will utilize. They got steady use at Collector's and always did well.

 

[M60A3TTS]

Hollow ground is the way to go, so the torque is applied at the root of the slot.

 

[wywindsor]

Check out Klien. Sold at most hardware doit yourself retailer and all electrical supply houses. Using them for forty years now and they fit the best of any tool last along time and easy to get warranty on.

 

[Sniperhandle]

Check out Klien. Sold at most hardware doit yourself retailer and all electrical supply houses. Using them for forty years now and they fit the best of any tool last along time and easy to get warranty on.

Read the whole thread, Klien screwdrivers are good for electricians or homeowners, Not good at all for doing gun work. With the tapered blade, The more force you use the more it wants to force the screwdriver up and out of the slot.

 

[wywindsor]

Read the whole thread, Klien screwdrivers are good for electricians or homeowners, Not good at all for doing gun work. With the tapered blade, The more force you use the more it wants to force the screwdriver up and out of the slot.
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You should look at all the Klien tools offered. They have the same shape as you are showing. The Klien regular screw drivers do not taper as much as all the other junk out there. The interchangeable driver kits are like the one you show here. Just my opinion as they are cheaper and do the job well. Even on guns