200 in 1 Precision Screwdriver Kit

A closer look

A stripped screw deep in a narrow recess ruins an afternoon. We grind these tips from chrome vanadium steel to sit square in small fasteners, giving you the grip needed to break factory threadlock without rounding the edges. When the path to the head is blocked, the extra attachments let you turn around obstacles.

• Bending around obstructions. The flexible shaft snakes into tight internal frames where a straight driver will not fit. It transfers turning force around corners so you can undo hidden screws tucked beneath chassis lips.
• Reaching into deep wells. The extension rod adds length to clear deep housings. It drops straight into recessed openings, keeping the handle out where your fingers have room to work rather than binding against the plastic case.
• Holding loose fasteners. Each steel tip is magnetized to draw small screws out of their bores. The magnetic pull holds the fastener on the end while you line up threads, stopping loose parts from dropping into open circuitry.
• Ground for small fasteners. We machine the chrome vanadium steel to sit flat across the screw head. A snug seat keeps the driver from climbing out of the slot under torque, preserving the fastener for when the housing goes back together.