Best screwdriver bit set?

The Brownells and Chapman kits are supposed to be so good but both have soft bits. I've been using the Dillon kit for the last few years and am happy with it.
 
The bits are handy to carry around, but I've yet to find ones that work as well as my separate Forster screwdrivers. I put that link in because you can scroll down to an image to see how they should be shaped and what they should do. I also have a B-Square set, but don't reach for it nearly as often. It is more for portability.
 
The Brownells screwdriver sets are definitely top of the line in my experience and that of most others. I have never heard of anybody bending a "soft" Magna-Tip screwdriver bit!

:confused:

Bruce
 
Whoops, I made a mistake in my post. I do have the 89 piece Wheeler set but that was not the set I had to grind a tip on.

I also have a small Brownells Magna-Tip set and had to grind a flat blade to fit. I think the Magna-Tips are good but my T-10 and T-15 torx bits from that set are a little twisted now. My fault intirely.

Haven't really had the Wheeler set long enough to mess any of the tips up.
Dallas Jack
 
The Brownells and Chapman kits are supposed to be so good but both have soft bits. from post #2


I have Chapman and they are nice. Chapman says they could make bits just about indestructable-but you wouldnt like them. Bits from Chapman can be bought ala carte for broken ones.
 
My son and I have a set made by TITAN, 150 pieces, it has bits for commercial non-pilfer type screws, allen head, square head, we've found it to be nice so far.:)
 
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