Used for turning, driving and removing screws, a screwdriver is fundamental to most DIYtasks. A screwdriver is a length of shaped metal designed to fit into a specific screw size and shape, attached to a long shank and handle. However, it’s not quite as simple as it may seem.
When tackling DIY projects, it’s vital to use the right size and shaped screwdriver for the task so as to not damage the screwhead, if the screwhead becomes too damaged it will be very difficult, or impossible, to remove. So it’s important to make sure you get the right set of screwdrivers for your home, whether you’re planning a garden DIY project or looking to do some general maintenance.
With any garden DIY project, it’s important that you have the right tools to make the task easier. If you’re working with hardwood and tough materials, take a look at our test of the best electric screwdrivers. If you’re looking to drill into materials, consider our review of the best cordless drillsand our guide to the best drill bits. If you’re considering driving nails as well as screws, consider our review of the best hammers.
The best screwdriver sets at a glance: Best large screwdriver sets Guild 60 piece screwdriver set, £30 from Argos Magnusson 54 piece standard mixed screwdriver set, £8 from B&Q Draper 70 piece screwdriver set, £42 from Wilko Best basic screwdriver sets Wera Kraftform 7 piece screwdriver set, £43.19 from Manomano Stanley 10 piece multi-colour cushion grip set, £21.71 from Amazon Milwaukee set of 12 tri-lobe screwdrivers, £49.99 from Amazon Best ratchet screwdrivers Stanley FatMax 13 piece ratchet screwdriver set, £28.95 from My Tool Shed Draper 40 piece screwdriver set, £14.99 from Robert Dyas Bosch 45 piece mixed screwdriver bit set
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Nurturing your crassula ovata plant to optimal health requires the right balance of care, and choosing the right fertilizer plays a vital role in this equation. With many options available, both commercially and from your own kitchen and pantry, let’s explore an extensive list of the Best Jade Plant Fertilizers!
In Once Upon a Time I Lived on Mars, Kate Greene talks about Shannon Lucid, the NASA astronaut who spent six months living on the Russian space station Mir. Shannon, it turns out, was a bookworm. During her stay, she read 50 books and improvised shelving from old food boxes, complete with straps to stop the books floating off. This was in 1996, a good decade before the invention of the Kindle, and so these were real books. She apparently chose titles with the highest word to mass ratio, since launch weight is a critical factor! Lucid left her library behind for future spacefarers, but it burned up when Mir was de-orbited in 2001.
French toast is a classic breakfast dish and for good reason. It's made by soaking stale bread in a mix of milk, beaten eggs, cinnamon, and sugar and then cooking it in a skillet until it's golden-brown. The results are crispy on the outside and custard-like on the inside. It's even better with a pat of butter and maple syrup on top. It's a nostalgic breakfast that many of us grew up with. The basic recipe has been unchanged for years until our Test Kitchen stumbled across a new TikTok hack.
A cherry plum, sweet, thin-skinned and very prolific (you’ll also find it sold under ‘Red Grape Sugar Plum’). It was in the top three of our recent taste test and everyone liked it for its strong tomato flavour that’s sweet but not overly so, and its firm not mushy texture. It has a slight acidity running through it which all sweet tomatoes need. It ripens quite late compared to ‘Sungold’ and produces for a long period of time. It’s lovely in a mixed salad with the larger varieties.
With seeds to sow and plants to care for, why not garden in comfort and treat your feet to a pair of gardening shoes? Practical and easy to slip on and off, they’re ideal for wearing through the spring, summer and early autumn and are best left by the back door so you can slip them on whenever you need to nip outside. Most are lightweight and made from waterproof materials so they’ll not only keep your feet dry but are durable and easy to clean.
If you want to add natural beauty indoors with the perfect combination of colors, then check out these really amazing Pictures of the Best Foliage Plants for Containers!
Homegrown cabbage is a garden treat and planting it in your vegetable beds means you can enjoy it at peak quality and flavor. The vigorous plants form tightly packed heads with layers of crisp, sweet leaves that are delicious raw, cooked, or fermented. While cabbage is fairly easy to grow it’s important to harvest the heads at the right time. If you wait too long they can split. Harvest too early and you’ll miss out on the main crop. Below I’ll highlight how you know when to harvest cabbage types including green, Napa, savoy, and even miniature varieties. Keep reading to learn more about timing the cabbage harvest.
When it comes to garden gear, there is a clear divide among growers: Those who love tomato cages, and those who consider them an absolute useless eyesore. I’m controversially the latter. Aesthetics aside, there are a lot of questions I have about the invention of this particular metal torture device, and I have opinions about how it might not be the best way to grow your tomatoes. In fact, there are a lot of things that can go wrong with your crops due to cage structure—increased pests and lower fruit production to start!