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Best Way Tools Screwdriver Bits and Hand Tools
Best Way Tools offers screwdriver bits, tamper-proof and hex security bits, magnetic nut setters, nut drivers, socket adapters and bit sets for driving fasteners. The line also includes slip joint pliers, a tape measure, multi-bit screwdrivers and a precision driver set. Many bits are carbon steel and some are sold in bulk packs.
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Buying Guide: Choosing Bits and Drivers
Screwdriver and Security Bits
Best Way Tools offers screwdriver bits in several drive types, including Phillips, Torx, square recess and hex. Tamper-proof and hex security bits are sold for fasteners that need a special tip. Bit sets store each bit in its own location in a case, which makes it easier to find the one you need.
Nut Setters, Drivers and Adapters
Magnetic nut setters are made for hex head nuts, screws and bolts. Nut drivers and socket adapters are sold in several sizes, such as 1/4 x 2 in. and 1/4 x 3 in., and the adapters convert between square and hex ends. Check the size on your old fastener before choosing a driver.
Pliers, Measuring and Multi-Tools
The slip joint pliers have two jaw positions and a solid mounting rivet. The tape measure is 10 ft. long with a belt clip and a thumb switch lock. The 6-in-1 hammer and screwdriver and the 12-in-1 screwdriver combine several tools in one handle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Best Way Tools make?
Best Way Tools offers screwdriver bits, tamper-proof and hex security bits, magnetic nut setters, nut drivers, socket adapters, slip joint pliers, a tape measure, multi-bit screwdrivers and a precision driver set. Bit sets are offered in several piece counts.
How do I choose the right size or bit?
Match the drive type and size printed on the screw or nut, or the part number on your old bit. Measure the fastener before ordering, and check your equipment manual if you are unsure which size you need.
Are the dimple bits meant for drywall?
Yes, the Phillips dimple bit is made for drywall work. Choose the bit that matches your screw head, and follow the manufacturer's instructions for your drill or driver.
