Hex drivers to fit electric screwdriver
 

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.

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-Scr...QQcmdZViewItem
dave

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.

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

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...

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

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

HTH

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...