38-Pc RYOBI Precision Screwdriver Set

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HeyGuysChrisFixHere

Sep 27, 2026 6:44 PM

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I really like Ryobi and have over 25 of their power tools which all work great, but their bits are softer than average so the phillips bits start to deform and round fairly quickly even when applying straight hard pressure to keep the bit in the screw head. Project Farm tested all popular widely available bits a couple years ago and found Milwaukee bits were the best overall value because they were the hardest metal while also being very strong so they don't snap easily which means they are the most resistant to deformation and rounding so they last the longest, and they are also not as brittle so they won't snap easily like a lot of other similar brands. I used to use DeWalt bits for 15yrs and they are also a bit softer like Ryobi bits. When that Project Farm video came out I switched to Milwaukee bits and there is a huge difference in performance and lifespan with the Milwaukee bits lasting many times longer before needing to be replaced, and the bit geometry is also more precise so the bits fit and stay seated better which greatly reduces cam-out which in turn greatly reduces tip wear. The Milwaukee bits are about 2x the price of DeWalt bits or 3x the price of Ryobi bits per bit, but they last 10-15x longer from my experience over the last 2yrs so they are actually less expensive in the long run. I've only used Milwaukee bits for the last 2 years and I'll never use another brand of bits again unless I see proof there is a better performing brand than Milwaukee for a similar price.

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dreeves14

Sep 28, 2026 1:01 PM

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dreeves14Sep 28, 2026 1:01 PM

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Quote from HeyGuysChrisFixHere

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I really like Ryobi and have over 25 of their power tools which all work great, but their bits are softer than average so the phillips bits start to deform and round fairly quickly even when applying straight hard pressure to keep the bit in the screw head. Project Farm tested all popular widely available bits a couple years ago and found Milwaukee bits were the best overall value because they were the hardest metal while also being very strong so they don't snap easily which means they are the most resistant to deformation and rounding so they last the longest, and they are also not as brittle so they won't snap easily like a lot of other similar brands. I used to use DeWalt bits for 15yrs and they are also a bit softer like Ryobi bits. When that Project Farm video came out I switched to Milwaukee bits and there is a huge difference in performance and lifespan with the Milwaukee bits lasting many times longer before needing to be replaced, and the bit geometry is also more precise so the bits fit and stay seated better which greatly reduces cam-out which in turn greatly reduces tip wear. The Milwaukee bits are about 2x the price of DeWalt bits or 3x the price of Ryobi bits per bit, but they last 10-15x longer from my experience over the last 2yrs so they are actually less expensive in the long run. I've only used Milwaukee bits for the last 2 years and I'll never use another brand of bits again unless I see proof there is a better performing brand than Milwaukee for a similar price.

A lot of company's bits suck and vary from pack to pack.

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Indus_FL

Sep 28, 2026 1:18 PM

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Indus_FLSep 28, 2026 1:18 PM

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This is a fantastic set & deal. But the latch on the case SUCKS!

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jlhackma

Sep 28, 2026 1:25 PM

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This is a fantastic set & deal. But the latch on the case SUCKS!

100% agree with this. Bought this last time around and already broke the latch. Terrible design, but the set is great.

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LargeJames

Sep 28, 2026 3:47 PM

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LargeJamesSep 28, 2026 3:47 PM

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Quote from HeyGuysChrisFixHere

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I really like Ryobi and have over 25 of their power tools which all work great, but their bits are softer than average so the phillips bits start to deform and round fairly quickly even when applying straight hard pressure to keep the bit in the screw head. Project Farm tested all popular widely available bits a couple years ago and found Milwaukee bits were the best overall value because they were the hardest metal while also being very strong so they don't snap easily which means they are the most resistant to deformation and rounding so they last the longest, and they are also not as brittle so they won't snap easily like a lot of other similar brands. I used to use DeWalt bits for 15yrs and they are also a bit softer like Ryobi bits. When that Project Farm video came out I switched to Milwaukee bits and there is a huge difference in performance and lifespan with the Milwaukee bits lasting many times longer before needing to be replaced, and the bit geometry is also more precise so the bits fit and stay seated better which greatly reduces cam-out which in turn greatly reduces tip wear. The Milwaukee bits are about 2x the price of DeWalt bits or 3x the price of Ryobi bits per bit, but they last 10-15x longer from my experience over the last 2yrs so they are actually less expensive in the long run. I've only used Milwaukee bits for the last 2 years and I'll never use another brand of bits again unless I see proof there is a better performing brand than Milwaukee for a similar price.

good thing you wont be applying a lot of torque with a set like this.

I picked this up for this price a while back, and have used it more times than I can count. Even in the bathroom to remove the set screws from the faucet to replace the cartridge. Really comes in handy.

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lupi

Sep 28, 2026 5:17 PM

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lupiSep 28, 2026 5:17 PM

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Looks like a decent price as it does include the security T bits.

ogger151

Sep 29, 2026 7:37 AM

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ogger151Sep 29, 2026 7:37 AM

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These are so handy.

ianf

Sep 29, 2026 5:12 PM

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ianfSep 29, 2026 5:12 PM

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I bought this set back in February when they were running the same deal. I've used it multiple times since. Great little set. I'm thinking of picking up another one just to keep in my office (so I don't have to pull it from the garage every time I need a "precision" screw driver kit). Lazy? Maybe. Wasteful? Possibly. But not having to go up stairs every time makes me think...why not? It's literally ten bucks.

Azrael_the_Cat

Sep 30, 2026 6:25 AM

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Azrael_the_CatSep 30, 2026 6:25 AM

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Quote from HeyGuysChrisFixHere

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I really like Ryobi and have over 25 of their power tools which all work great, but their bits are softer than average so the phillips bits start to deform and round fairly quickly even when applying straight hard pressure to keep the bit in the screw head. Project Farm tested all popular widely available bits a couple years ago and found Milwaukee bits were the best overall value because they were the hardest metal while also being very strong so they don't snap easily which means they are the most resistant to deformation and rounding so they last the longest, and they are also not as brittle so they won't snap easily like a lot of other similar brands. I used to use DeWalt bits for 15yrs and they are also a bit softer like Ryobi bits. When that Project Farm video came out I switched to Milwaukee bits and there is a huge difference in performance and lifespan with the Milwaukee bits lasting many times longer before needing to be replaced, and the bit geometry is also more precise so the bits fit and stay seated better which greatly reduces cam-out which in turn greatly reduces tip wear. The Milwaukee bits are about 2x the price of DeWalt bits or 3x the price of Ryobi bits per bit, but they last 10-15x longer from my experience over the last 2yrs so they are actually less expensive in the long run. I've only used Milwaukee bits for the last 2 years and I'll never use another brand of bits again unless I see proof there is a better performing brand than Milwaukee for a similar price.

for some reason I imagine you saying this whole run on in one breath. In any case good information.

kylepaqu

Sep 30, 2026 4:49 PM

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kylepaquSep 30, 2026 4:49 PM

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Is the normal price more than $14??

Product Description:	The RYOBI 38 PC. Precision Screwdriver Set is designed for a wide variety of precise applications from electronics repair to adjusting eye glasses. The rotating cap and comfort grip handle provide increased control, while the anti-roll design keeps the screwdriver where you left it. The included magnetic pick-up bit helps retrieve small parts with ease and the storage case with built in sorting tray lid helps keep you organized while working. The 38 PC. Precision Screwdriver Set includes: (1) Screwdriver Handle, (5) Phillips Bits (000, 00, 0, 1, 2), (4) Slotted Bits (1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0), (9) Star Bits (T3, T4, T5, T6, T7 ,T8, T9, T10. T15 (T5-T15 Security Bits)), (8) Hex Bits (0.7, 0.9, 1.3, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 4.0mm), (2) Nut Drivers (2.5mm, 5.0mm), (2) Pentalobe Bits (#2, #5), (4) Tri-Point Bit (Y000, Y00, Y0, Y1), 1) AWL/Scribe Bit, (1) Standoff Bit, and (1) Case.
Product SKU:	329012821
UPC:	33287219698

38-Pc RYOBI Precision Screwdriver Set

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