I need a #2 sq. drive screwdriver.

[Dave Lehnert]

Looking for a full size #2 Sq. drive screwdriver. One with a good large grip. All I can find is the small plastic handled ones. Kinda what you get packed with knock down furniture. I have a 7 in one that changes the tips but get sick of the tips always coming out. The grip on them is good. Just do not like the changeable bits.

http://www.irwin.com/irwin/consumer/images/large/2051100_lg.jpg

[Michael Liechty]

McFeeleys has what you need.

ML

[Brian Penning]

I have 2 Klein Tools screwdrivers -4" & 8" square drive. The best quality drivers I have.

http://www.mytoolstore.com/klein/660.html

[Andy Howard]

I got a Klein 4" from the Orange BORG....look in the section with all the electrician tools. The blue BORG should also have them.

Andy

[Dave Lehnert]

Thanks!

Off to the electric dept I go.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Dave,

My HD and local Ace Hardware carry the tips. If you have a multi-bit handle you like buy the tip and maybe secure with some tape. I use my 4" #2 square drive bit in my cordless drill. Works well.

[John Callahan]

Bondhus/Felo makes some great screwdrivers .......... you can check out Bondhus' website for a looksee and dealer location.

[Peter Quinn]

Option B, JB weld the tip into a dedicated driver. I prefer the Klein option.

[Mike Golka]

Great little Canadian invention those Robertson screws! Check out Lee Valley or any Canadian store. I have built several hundred feet of fence using these drivers in a drill. Don't go cheap, the bits will round off if you don't get quality.

[Thomas Williams]

I bought a Craftsman at Sears and a Husky at HD. Regular screwdriver size with the #2 tip.

[Chris Padilla]

Another vote for McFeely's. I even broke one from McFeely's...one email about it and I had a new one a few days later. McFeely's also has a lot of variable length square-drive drill bits. I use these A LOT and I do need the various lengths...really helps depending upon the situation.

[Roger Bell]

Do you turn?

If so, you can buy a 4 in 1 kit from Rockler for about $5 and turn the handle that suits you from your favorite wood.
The 4 in 1 will have a #1 and #2 square drive as well as a #1 and #2 Phillips. A handy combination for the shop. Or, you can buy a plastic handle driver from McF's (buy some screws and they will give you one). Cut off the plastic handle and turn the handle that suits you.

[Jim Becker]

McFeeley's has some very nice ones that I find the grip secure and comfortable.

[Dave Lehnert]

McFeeley's has some very nice ones that I find the grip secure and comfortable.
Yes Jim I was just looking at the web site. Looks to have what I need.

[Paul Joynes]

We Canadians have to chuckle at the lengths you folks have to go through to get square drive screwdrivers. When I buy hardware with Philips screws I just toss the screws and replace them with Robertsons, it is not worth the hassle dealing with the Philips.

Lee Valley has a set of beautiful screwdrivers. Follow this link. (http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=1&p=32208&cat=1,43411,43417&ap=1) While expensive, they feel great in the hand.

http://www.leevalley.com/images/item/woodworking/assorted/44k1101s1b.jpg

[Dar Lounsbury]

Klein. They big cushion grips and come in several lenghts. Work great.

Dar

[Steveo O'Banion]

Ditto that, McFeely's is super, Ron P is a great guy, absolutely on top of things.

Steve