Home Depot has
10-Piece Milwaukee 3-8" Phillips/Slotted/Square Screwdriver Kit (48-22-2710) on sale for $19 ->
now $19.97.
Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
- Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
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Rokket for sharing this deal.
Includes:
- 1x Phillips #1 x 3"
- 1x Phillips #2 x 1-1/2"
- 1x Phillips #2 x 4"
- 1x Phillips #2 x 6"
- 1x Slotted 1/4" x 1-1/2"
- 1x Slotted 1/4" x 4"
- 1x Slotted 3/16" x 6"
- 1x Slotted 5/16" x 6"
- 1x Square #1
- 1x Square #2
About this product:
- Hardened tips and forged shanks for professional-grade durability
- Magnetic tips and wrench-ready hex shanks for versatile use
- Comfortable tri-lobe handle for grip and leverage
- Includes visible ID markings and limited lifetime warranty
Community Reviews
This Milwaukee 10 piece screwdriver kit stands out for its comfortable grips, magnetic tips, and lifetime warranty. The set covers Phillips, slotted, and square drivers, making it handy for everyday household fixes and battery changes in kids toys. Square drivers are especially relevant for some electrical components, though they are less useful than Phillips or flathead for most tasks. The price also compares favorably with an older $25 Black Friday sale, making it a solid compact set for general use.
The kit includes magnetic screwdriver tips that help keep screws positioned during use.
The set is covered by a lifetime warranty for long-term ownership confidence.
The Milwaukee grips feel comfortable and are described as among the best for control.
Square-drive compatibility can matter for electrical components like breakers and outlet lugs.
Square-drive screwdrivers may be less useful for common household tasks like outlets and switches.
Electrical work can require ECX compatibility, and many people may already have insulated square-blade options.
The kit may be less compelling for users who mostly rely on impacts or drills for fastening.
Compared with a cheaper Husky option, the Milwaukee kit may offer fewer preferred bit types like Torx.
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Don't really have a whole lot of use for more square screwdrivers though, especially considering that I also have an insulated set with square blades.
Don't really have a whole lot of use for more square screwdrivers though, especially considering that I also have an insulated set with square blades.
Most people, though, will have less need for square drive screwdrivers than philips or flathead.
I'm also thinking that if I was an electrician I would be looking for something a bit better than this set.
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Milwaukee markets a lot of their hand tools to electricians. My preference would be Klein, but aren't Milwaukee well regarded?
In my experience, all most all electricians carry 10 in 1 or 11 in 1 screw driver. I replaced the torx bits in mine with the ECX tips.
What would you consider to be a "better" set?
Milwaukee markets a lot of their hand tools to electricians. My preference would be Klein, but aren't Milwaukee well regarded?
In my experience, all most all electricians carry 10 in 1 or 11 in 1 screw driver. I replaced the torx bits in mine with the ECX tips.
I would say Klein is a good choice for a proper set of electricians hand tools. Milwaukee might be okay to fill in the gaps but their stuff can be hit or miss these days. I would prefer something that is properly built for electrical work.
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