Craftsman Extreme Grip 6-piece Diamond Tip Screwdriver Set

I love the grip, the feel in my hand.Excellent quality, a good set of sizes, magnetic stubs help with the screws.

These are the answers. I have been having PROBLEMS removing screws from my kitchen floorboard. I was getting desperate. I was becoming as obsessed as Captain Ahab about finding the solution. Nothing seemed to help, particularly screw extractors, but I kept buying more and more tools and gadgets, some of which I haven't yet tried. Today, I tried the Craftsman diamond tip drivers, and--so far--they seem to be what I have been looking for. They held. They didn't slip. Because of this, they didn't strip the screw heads, which is really the key. How long they will last is another question.If they last for a reasonable time, they will have earned the 5-stars that I have given today. There is only one way that I can think of that they could be improved, better handles. Some of the screws I just removed taxed my hand strength to the maximum. My thought is that a T-handle would allow much more torque and pressure. Another possibility would be thumbwheel ratchets of a sufficiently large diameter, or anything else that would enable the user to exert more force than the standard screwdriver handles. However, I'm reviewing these drives, and I definitely recommend them.UPDATE: This is it. I just removed about 40 screws from my kitchen floor, 38 of then with only these screwdrivers. Of the two remaining screws, I removed one by drilling out a plug of wood around it. I tried to do the same thing with the other screw, but the drill broke (this is not an easy job), and I ended up digging it out with a chisel. So, my conclusion is that these screwdrivers should be the first line of attack against stubborn screws. However, don't think that these drivers make the job of removing stubborn screws a piece of cake. It's not, it requires a great deal of physical effort. More specifically, the harder you push down on the screw, the better the results will be. If you don't push hard enough to fully engage the screw, a stripped screw head may result. I am not exaggerating, some screws require a great deal of pressure to remove. Good luck.ADDENDUM: I neglected to mention that I also removed many screws with a T-bar driver. It worked very well, but the screws I used it on were not the toughest screws to remove. Nevertheless, I also heartedly recommend T-bar screwdrivers.

Best screw drivers I have ever used. My daughter was trying to put a piece of furniture together and couldn't get the screws to go in, she thought it dresser was defective. I brought my set by and she was able to drive them right in! This set was for her!

Seems to be reasonable quality. Diamond tip does grip. Magnetized tips.

These are so nice. My hands are constantly oily from working on various things and I know that if I pick these up I can still get leverage without and of that surface friction because of the shape of the handle. Very helpful. The tips are true to size and do come magnetized. Personally, magnetic tools aren’t my thing so I ran them thru a strong AC current but if it is your thing they do come that way. They’re also very strong. Won’t give out before that stubborn screw. I often put valve grind on the tip to facilitate easier screw removal and it hasn’t damaged the tool. Overall pretty pleased with the function and the cool futuristic look.