Estwing Ratcheting multi-tool 19-Piece Set Steel Set Shank Screwdriver Bit Set in the Screwdriver Bits department at Lowes.com $11.98

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07-16-2021 at 10:00 AM #2

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07-16-2021 at 11:34 AM #3

This a decent set? I've been wanting something like this but for the set and a bunch of bits $50 is pretty much my ceiling. I keep reading recommendations that are like $50 for the racheting screwdriver part itself, and then bits are more from there. I figure there *has* to be something pretty good for a lot less than that. Those seem like they're "I'm a contractor and use this every single day" quality...

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07-16-2021 at 12:08 PM #4

Before you ask, made in Taiwan

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07-16-2021 at 01:03 PM #5

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Before you ask, made in Taiwan

I take it that means this ain't the one? Any suggestions what I should look at?

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07-16-2021 at 01:24 PM #6

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I take it that means this ain't the one? Any suggestions what I should look at?

Typically made in Taiwan is a positive versus "made in China". YMMV. I have this particular tool and it is great to keep in glove box, junk drawer as a quick multi-function tool for assembling kids toys, small items etc. I would pick up another one at this price. It is never going to equal some higher quality tools but for the everyday homeowner this is a great pick-up if you always find yourself saying "where's the screwdriver".

If you wanted a small step up in quality I would recommend one of the Milwaukee screwdriver. Great weight and feel to them.

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07-16-2021 at 01:48 PM #7

There's a cheaper Stanley one on Amzn, if you want something smaller (I have the bigger one and its been great for 3-4 years now).
https://www.amazon.com/Stanley-66...B003HGH3YK
also a NoCry stubby one for a few $ more like $14 that's highly rated on Amazon.

However, this has 16 bit types so I'm ordering for local pickup, great to have in the house.