Grace. Stone them for an exact fit. I'm not a huge fan of Magna tips

I mostly use a Snap On ratcheting driver with 1/4" hex bits.  My opinion, it is the best available anywhere at any price.  Once you use one for awhile, you won't want to use fixed handle drivers again.  That said, I probably have 50 fixed blade drivers, most Snap-on.  About 10 that I use more or less continuously on my workbench.  Snap-on are expensive, the drivers are worth the price.  They hold an edge well without being too brittle and breaking.  They are lifetime warranted if they strip out or break, but I rarely turn one in, they are that good.

For bits in the driver, I use Brownell tips I bought years ago, plus others that I have accumulated and/or milled or stoned to shape.  Craftsman, Vermont American, Apex, Snap-on and others.  Every time I see a different size, I add it to my assortment, it will fit a screw somewhere, sometime.  As long as it is top quality, no chinese soft mystery metal junk.

dave

Have had two Grace break on me. Replacements will be Forster, though the Wheeler kits are pretty nice for he money.

Thanks for the input. Got to do something about screw driver supply.....Larry

Another vote for the Wheeler Engineering Professional set.

Wayne

Brownells' maga-tips. They are guaranteed for life against breakage, and USA made.
They also have super thin sets for European stuff.
LG

Lumpy Grits wrote on Nov 4^th, 2014 at 4:09pm:

I have used Brownells for some time now,  they are the very best, but some custom fitting may be needed,  use their mounted stone for this,   works for me...