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If you don't use screwdrivers very often, 10 should be plenty for you.Based on some of the other reviews here, it seems some people don't' know how to use a screwdriver (if that's possible) or just don't like Stanley. The short handled screwdrivers are particularly useful for tight spots, though I tend to lose mine over time.
They are inexpensive and reliable but still made in the USA. I've used Stanley screwdrivers for years and never had any issues.
This set is no exception, and has performed admirably for several years now. They are easy to use, fit screws easily, and I have never broken one despite putting them through some abuse.
The handles fit easily in your hand and the varying lengths accommodate any need you should have. Keep in mind it is only a 10 piece set, so you might want more screwdrivers if you are just getting started.
Either way, don't let their reviews scare you off from a great product.
I've owned these Stanley screwdrivers for years and haven't had any issues with them. I work with computers and for opening computer cases and light household work, they do just fine. That said, I wouldn't use them in any truly demanding environment (such as auto work).The other reviewers may have a point. The may break if they've changed the manufacturing process in the last five years.
good for around the house they will do anything a home owner needs to accomplish.
These are some of the worst screwdrivers I have ever used. The Phillips tips don't seem to fit anything, and are quickly ruined. The flat tips twist under very little pressure.
The screwdriver tips broke on each standard screwdriver the first time I used them to install a screw. The screwdrivers are useless for any tight screw.
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