whats the best screwdriver ends /tips

[steveo3002]

been using snap on brand tips/ends and find theyre pretty nice , i need to replace a few and wondered whats the best stuff out there

would like ones with anti cam out /grips on them that help with tight screws

 

[Country Joe]

Wera.

 

[brightspark]

been using snap on brand tips/ends and find theyre pretty nice , i need to replace a few and wondered whats the best stuff out there

would like ones with anti cam out /grips on them that help with tight screws

wera diamond tipped ones or just buy the dewalt ones in a gold plastic box from screwfix ect screws are that hard i only get less than a year out of any type or make of screwdriver then i binn em snapon are no better and trebble the pricehttp://www.screwfix.com/p/wera-kraftform-plus-lasertip-screwdriver-set-6pcs/75509

 

[brightspark]

wera

http://www.toolshopdirect.co.uk/shop.php/tools/Wera

 

[Wozzaaah]

Wera.

http://www.toolshopdirect.co.uk/shop.php/tools/Wera

wera diamond tipped ones or just buy the dewalt ones in a gold plastic box from screwfix ect screws are that hard i only get less than a year out of any type or make of screwdriver then i binn em snapon are no better and trebble the pricehttp://www.screwfix.com/p/wera-kraftform-plus-lasertip-screwdriver-set-6pcs/75509

Wera from me too. You'll struggle to find anything better imho.

 

[robp]

Another vote for the Wera diamond tips here too

 

[Hitch]

Wera seem to last, even on impact drivers.

They also do the ACR bits like the snap on ones.

 

[Wedg1e]

snapon are no better and trebble the price

Someone had to say it

 

[500e]

Wera diamond

 

[@Turbo]

http://www.toolshopdirect.co.uk/shop.php/tools/Wera

this site is amazing!

dickies jeans for a tenner??

xmas really is here!

 

[stormin]

I'm on Wera tips I bought from Axminster tools a couple of years ago. Box of ten and I've still got plenty left. I'm a DIY tool user but most have got lost dont think I've broken or worn one out yet.

 

[mike os]

other than for really difficult removals or specialist bits (stainless etc) then i find wera to be good, but no better lasting than any other "branded" bit, in impact drivers they seem really fragile (even the impact/bitortion bits)

my first choice would be stanley as they seem to have the best fit in the widest range of screws, followed by makita, dewalt (dont fit true "pozi" heads correctly but do fit cheap pozi heads well)

I go through probably 100-150 bits a year when buisy