Hex drivers to fit electric screwdriver

[jimmy]

Who makes hex drivers with the large hex that pushes into regular electric screwdrivers ???
I saw Matt Benfield with some integy ones I think at the weekend, but can't find them online. anyone know any others? I'm after metric and imperial. I was gonna buy a fancy Hitachi electric driver but might as well save money and use my old black and decker big thing.

[dave g]

not sure who makes them jimmy,i know bruce has some and im pretty sure that he got them for the helicopters so maybe a flying site?
btw,i use these,you just need to fit a small socket on the screwdriver and jobs a good un: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/4-in-1-Hex-Screw-Driver_W0QQitemZ270226150117QQihZ017QQcategoryZ123 849QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
dave

[sparrow.2]

OFNA, Integy and MIP make them as far as I know. The OFNA ones are pretty good but I like the Integy sets more because they come with a good range of bits. just search ebay.com for hex and then the respective name.

[Doomanic]

CML sell them, branded as Fastrax, available as a metric (FAST618) or imperial (FAST619) set for £9.99 each.

[MattADH]

Dave Duggan said that CML stock them but they cant get enough of them!

Think that they may be HoBao (OFNA). I am getting an imperial set in the next couple of days so will post the part number if that helps...

[MattADH]

http://www.integy.com/cgi-bin/webc.cgi/st_prod.html?p_prodid=5435&p_catid=

[mark christopher]

pretty sure the fastrax ones are a smaller hex than the power tool size, serpent uk do the ones that fit em under the exceed brand

[Chris Green]

http://www.redrc.net/2008/05/eds-power-tool-tip-set/

HTH

[MattADH]

Yes Mark is right.

The set I have in my hand uses a smaller hex that suits the handle that comes in the Fastrax package...