[WA] Shop Iron 70 Piece Screwdriver Set $25.99 (In-Store Only) @ Costco, Perth Airport (Membership Req'd)

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utsc on 20/08/2022 - 13:03 costco.com.au (578 clicks)
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The Shop Iron 70 Piece Screwdriver Set is perfect for home, auto, farm, or shop. Featuring extremely comfortable large diameter bi-material handles that deliver higher torque with less hand fatigue. Durable alloy steel blades with corrosion resistant satin nickel plating. Specially treated & finished magnetic black tips for ultimate control. The included freestanding storage rack keeps your screwdrivers organized and features sturdy integral feet with convenient holes for hanging on pegboard.

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  bambadee on 20/08/2022 - 13:09

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  If you want this (more or less) exact set, but in orange - and don't have a CostCo membership - you can get it from Bunnings for $4 more.

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    yaaNaa on 20/08/2022 - 14:24

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    Can't comment on Costco item quality, but craftright is not the best in my experience

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  utsc on 20/08/2022 - 13:13

  Yes identical. Bought one but is this type of tool set any good?

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    bambadee on 20/08/2022 - 13:27

    I have the CraftRight one and it works fine for any DIY'ing I've done.

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    jaydee4 on 20/08/2022 - 14:33

    I have the orange set from Bunnings, works well and very handy to have at home. Cheap tools for basic DIY operations.

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  RSmith on 20/08/2022 - 14:38

  Same price at Ringwood

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  Russ on 20/08/2022 - 14:44

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  higher torque with less hand fatigue

  If you want those features, buy a speed handle and a square drive to 1/4hex adapter. Using these, I drove a whole box (100qty) of screws into wood without fatigue, in one session, and I'm not a tradesman.

  Yes, you could use a battery-powered screwdriver, but my solution will last you a lifetime, is always ready, and never needs charging. Also has no problems being stored in a hot tool box/car boot in the sun.

  Notes:

  • If possible, inspect the adapter before buying. A lot are designed for long-shank screw bits (the type with a deep groove), and they work poorly with short bits. Use a magnetic bit holder if you buy the wrong sort.
  • It's quite easy to torque the head off screws when using a speed handle. I recommended you practice on some scrap material first, deliberately trying to tear the screw head off, so you know how much pressure is needed.
  • Starting screws in material without a pilot hole needs a different technique than with screwdrivers. You'll figure it out, but it's also easy to carry an awl to make a pilot dent in soft materials. Or just use a small Phillips bit to make a dent, or an automatic centre punch.
  • Also, learn the difference between Phillips and Posidriv bits, and why they are different. Phillips bits are designed to "cam out" if you apply too much torque, Poizidriv will just tear the head off.