Oops I did it again...

[Dustydazzler]

I had an Amazon gift voucher for me B.day and just simply could not resist so ordered a set of Bahco Ergo Slim Vde Screwdrivers

12PCS XXL Ergo Slim 1000V Set : Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

Free delivery and returns on all eligible orders. Shop 12PCS XXL Ergo Slim 1000V Set.

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Seem quite nice but only time will tell how they hold up to abuse

 

[timhoward]

They look nice.
It's just a shame you can only ever use a maximum of two screwdrivers simultaneously!

 

[timhoward]

Similarly I just had a birthday voucher and I've just ordered one of these to try out.
Think I got the last one...

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[telectrix]

according to amazon's description, they are made from cardboard.

 

[littlespark]

Give it a couple of days, and they’ll be on Dusty’s for sale list.

 

[Dustydazzler]

So , I used the new BAhco Slim Drivers today and are nice to use , my only issue is the handles are very thin which means you would struggle to get a real good grip on them if you had a really stubborn screw to un-do

 

[nicebutdim]

The handles on these are alright.



We probably should start a list of drivers for you to try.

 

[Dustydazzler]

The handles on these are alright.



We probably should start a list of drivers for you to try.

I have those already

I have owned and tried almost every make and model of driver over the past 20 years

I have sold some of my sets on here and Ebay , but still probably have 10-15 sets I can use

 

[Dartlec]

I've bought a cheapish Minotaur interchangeable blade set recently, mostly because they had Torx drivers and I needed one, but I have to say I really like the handle - nice method of swapping blades that is pretty sturdy too.

I actually prefer them to the Wera/Draper and Wiha sets that I have

They seem to be a Toolstation own brand, so the main downside is not being able to replace bits in the future though - or get things like PZ/SL.

 

[timhoward]

I've bought a cheapish Minotaur interchangeable blade set recently, mostly because they had Torx drivers and I needed one, but I have to say I really like the handle - nice method of swapping blades that is pretty sturdy too.

I actually prefer them to the Wera/Draper and Wiha sets that I have

They seem to be a Toolstation own brand, so the main downside is not being able to replace bits in the future though - or get things like PZ/SL.

I got a set of those for when my daughter wanted to help. I was quite impressed with them.
My only (silly) complaint was if you keep them in the case you have to take every one out to find the one you need!
A set of coloured sharpies were soon used to decorate the end you can see!