Torque screwdriver

[Sierrasparky]

Which torque screwdriver would you recommend for small screws terminals like 12-20 amp breakers and neutral/ ground terminals. Mine just disappeared ( hope it's temporary ) and it was probably due for a calibration anyways and I really need a second one.

 

[ActionDave]

I have only used two kinds- Klein and Snap On. Of the two I much prefer the Snap On. It has a more comfortable grip and is easier to set the torque value.

Hot tip. The company that makes the Snap On screwdrivers sells them under their own name for less. Trouble is I can't remember the name.

 

[G0049]

Hot tip. The company that makes the Snap On screwdrivers sells them under their own name for less. Trouble is I can't remember the name.

That would make this a luke-warm tip...

 

[Little Bill]

That would make this a luke-warm tip...

.:lol::thumbsup:

 

[Ponchik]

I have the Wiha 28508 20-70 inLB.

It is pretty good so far. It has good chubby handle so gives you good leverage.

 

[ActionDave]

That would make this a luke-warm tip...

 

[Smart $]

I have the Wiha 28508 20-70 inLB.

It is pretty good so far. It has good chubby handle so gives you good leverage.

I too use wiha.

For the screws mentioned, one might consider the 28506 model (10-50 in-lb)... and keep in mind that is only the handle. Blades and adapters sold separately. Here's a link to mfg's page: http://www.wihatools.com/200seri/285blades.htm

You can probably find better prices elsewhere.