Keep a selection of screwdrivers on hand to turn fasteners of any size. The handles are made from a combination of soft, grippy plastic for high torque and smooth, hard plastic for quick grip adjustments and high-speed turning. They're also contoured to maximize comfort and minimize hand strain, fatigue, and blisters, even with extended use.

Turn a variety of JIS (Japanese Industrial Standard) screws, which are commonly found in electronics assemblies. Similar in appearance to Phillips bits, JIS bits have sharper corners to deliver more torque without slipping and damaging the screw head.

These are the toughest, most durable screwdrivers around. Whack them with a hammer to loosen stripped screws or pry off boards. Also known as demolition screwdrivers, their steel shaft extends all the way through the handle and there's a metal end cap for striking. If you need extra torque to turn a stubborn screw, grip the hex-shaped bolster at the top of the handle with a wrench.