does anyone make these with a long shank that adapts to a 1/4" hex shank? i'm so tired of having to grip these with a pair of fucking pliers.>google itwiha makes something close but the neck diameter is too fat to fit into recessed holes.
https://www.amazon.com/WORKPRO-10-Piece-Precision-Screwdriver-Phillips/dp/B091C32HLX/ref=asc_df_B091C32HLX/
>>2824817yes, i've seen that style. i'm looking for something like pic related, but in "precision screwdriver" sizes.
>>2824820https://www.amazon.com/Rocaris-Magnetic-Screwdriver-Bits-Set/dp/B08LGX3C9J/ref=sr_1_16_sspa
>>2824813You're looking for "bolstered" screw drivers, tons of companies make them. I doubt you'll find anything smaller than a phillips #1 or equivalent slotted size though.>>2824823Wont work for OP, he needs to be able to go after recessed screws
>>2824832>I doubt you'll find anything smaller than a phillips #1 or equivalent slotted size though.that's annoying. i can't believe there isn't anything on the market for this. being able to use a high quality ratcheting hex-shank screwdriver would be such a huge step up over this knurled metal or big plastic handle bullshit.
>>2824834oh i thought you wanted high torque not high speed, since you were talking about putting a pair of pliers on it. Look in to bits for electric torque drivers, they'll have something. They'll also be retarded expensive.https://www.mountztorque.com/HIOS-Phillips-Power-Bit-H4-00x100?quantity=1
>>2824834or shit likehttps://www.ebay.com/itm/375188035241?chn=ps&var=644214765766&srsltid=AfmBOoqAJ3ttqzOmtiurFB5JTAn_UE-mWapOn6k31_w43oD7xBImwU3tHfw
>>2824838thanks, i think that would work fine.
>>2824838Be warned if you put this on an electric driver and use it to put #00 into something at high speed, it’ll destroy the hole from the inertia alone. Precision screwdrivers are made because the difference between tight and broken on these screws is a tiny fraction of a turn.
precision screwdrivers in 4mm bits
>>2824813wiha does. No I don't have a part number as I looked it up over a year ago when I was shopping for work toolboxes. Very few applications that these are necessary for
>>2825144clutches exist
Are you looking for small, long screwdrivers with better handles? If so, you can get pic rel or equivalent chink shit from alihttps://kineticlabs.com/misc/kinetic/precision-screwdriver-set-22-bitsIf you want a really small bit that you can throw into your impact driver, then that's stupid. But if you really must, get a 1/4" hex jacobs chuck and some really long precision bits
https://www.coastaltool.com/products/klein-32717-all-in-1-multi-bit-precision-screwdriver-set
>>2824813I have a really nice electronic screwdriver set but it’s a brand name and costs a lot of money like hundreds of dollars Why don’t you just take a harbor freight bit kit, Chuck it olio in a lathe, drill an undersized hole then press the shaft of the screwdriver into it?This is like basic bullshit of tinkering in the garage
>>2826163which aren't sensitive enough at low to moderate pricing to not damage things at precision sizing.
>>2826596are you retarded? for example there is this which does 0.17 to 1.7 inch pounds of torque depending on how you set the clutchhttps://www.mountztorque.com/CL2000-Electric-Screwdriver?quantity=1
>>2826596and inb4 thats not moderate pricing. it is, for example seehttps://hakkousa.com/products/chp-tools/assembly-tools/electric-screwdrivers/atx-30-intelligent-torque-driver.html#specifications
>>2826640>>2826641>GUYS trust me, $800 is moderately priced for a small screrdriver because there are ones that are MORE overpriced!So how long is your nose again?
>>2826645$800 isnt much for a precision electric torque driver. I spent over $100 on a Tohnichi RTD15CN which has a similar torque range and its just a manual hand driver.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000W9C3MM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8
>>2825144thats why i use the cheapest piece of garbage "drill" from a hardware store as my electric driver.with trigger adjustable speed i just drive in screws at lowest speed possible. it takes a lot of skill but its efficient and precise. hell i would say that drill has better trigger control than the makita i have at work
>>2826583i want a lathe but i live in a cuckpartment.
>>2824813electric, but they have bits in the JES sizes you want...and electric with torque control is extremely nice.https://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-4mm-Electric-Screwdriver-Bits-.htmlhttps://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005073493225.html
>>2824813Drill a hole near the top and stick an Allen key through it to use as a T-handle. I have a set of Allen drivers from Amazonk that came that way.
>>2826651>guys TRUST me 800 dollars is CHEAP! *rubs hands together fast enough to spark a bonfire*
