Vaunt Screwdriver Sets
A vaunt screwdriver set saves time on snagging, fit-outs and fixings, giving you the right drivers in one place instead of rooting round the van for odd singles.
If you're forever jumping between terminal screws, faceplates, hinges and general fixings, a proper vaunt screwdriver kit stops the usual faff. These vaunt screwdrivers are built for regular site use, with mixed, flathead and Phillips options that suit sparks, chippies and maintenance teams. If you need matching drivers that earn their keep, start with a Vaunt Screwdrivers range that covers the jobs properly.
What Jobs Are Vaunt Screwdriver Sets Best At?
- Tightening faceplates, sockets and consumer unit screws is where a vaunt screwdriver set earns its place, especially when sparks need the right tip to hand without digging through loose drivers.
- Fitting hinges, handles, catches and cabinet hardware goes quicker with a vaunt mixed screwdriver set, as you can swap between flathead and Phillips heads without breaking your rhythm.
- Snagging doors, trim and ironmongery on second fix is easier when the whole vaunt screwdriver kit stays together, rather than finding one driver has been left in another toolbox.
- Sorting general maintenance jobs around plant rooms, workshops and rented properties suits vaunt screwdrivers well, because most call-outs involve a mix of common screw types rather than one size all day.
- Keeping a set in the van for day-to-day fixes saves time on site, and if you need more options beyond this page, the wider Screwdriver Sets range is worth a look.
Choosing the Right Vaunt Screwdriver Set
Sorting the right set is simple: match the tip mix to the screws you actually see on site, not the ones you might use once a year.
1. Mixed Set or Single Tip Set
If you are doing general site work, maintenance or second fix, go for a vaunt mixed screwdriver set so you are covered for flathead and Phillips straight away. If you know the work is mostly one fixing type, a dedicated vaunt flathead screwdriver set or vaunt phillips screwdriver set can be a tidier buy.
2. Buy for Van Use or Bench Use
If the set is living in the van and coming into different jobs every day, pick a practical piece count with the most-used sizes first. If it is for the workshop or bench, a broader vaunt screwdriver kit with more size coverage makes more sense.
3. Think About the Work Pace
If you are on repetitive fixings all day, choose a set with the core sizes you reach for again and again, because half a big set can end up untouched. If your days jump between electrical, joinery and general repairs, a fuller vaunt screwdriver set gives you fewer reasons to walk back to the van.
4. Match It to the Rest of Your Hand Tools
If you already use kit from the wider Vaunt Fastening Tools line, keeping your drivers in the same range makes it easier to build a dependable everyday hand tool loadout without mixing in random odds and ends.
Who Uses These on Site?
- Sparkies rely on a vaunt screwdriver set for terminals, accessories and board work, where the job usually means swapping between several tip types in the same hour.
- Chippies and kitchen fitters keep vaunt screwdrivers close for hinges, runners and handles, especially on second fix where chewed screw heads just slow the whole room down.
- Maintenance teams and property repair lads use a vaunt screwdriver kit for everyday call-outs, because one tidy set covers the usual screws found in doors, cupboards, fittings and panels.
- Site supervisors and snagging teams often keep a mixed set in the van for quick fixes before handover, when there is no time to go hunting for missing individual drivers.
Useful Extras to Back Up Your Screwdriver Set
A good set covers the hand work, but a few extras stop small fastening jobs dragging on longer than they should.
1. Screwdriver Bits and Bit Holders
Keep Vaunt Screwdriver Bits & Bit Holders nearby for repetitive screws or when you need to swap from hand driving to an impact or drill driver without carrying two completely separate systems.
2. Extra Driver Sets for Backup
A second set sounds excessive until one driver goes missing halfway through a fit-out. Keeping spare Vaunt Essentials Screwdriver Sets in the van or workshop saves you robbing tools from another box.
Choose the Right Vaunt Screwdriver Set for the Job
Pick the set by the screws you deal with most and where the kit will be used.
| Your Job | Category or Type | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| General site fixes and van stock | Vaunt mixed screwdriver set | Covers common flathead and Phillips screws in one grab-and-go kit |
| Electrical accessories and terminal work | Phillips and flathead set | Core tip types for sockets, switches, boards and general fittings |
| Joinery, hinges and ironmongery | Vaunt phillips screwdriver set | Good coverage for common pozi and crosshead style fixings used in second fix work |
| Workshop bench and maintenance stores | Larger vaunt screwdriver kit | Wider size spread for mixed repair work and fewer missing sizes |
| Basic backup set for odd jobs | Compact screwdriver set | Easy to store in the van, site box or snagging bag for quick fixes |
Common Buying and Usage Mistakes
- Buying a big set just for the piece count is a common one. If half the drivers never leave the case, you have paid for clutter instead of the sizes you actually use.
- Using the wrong tip on the screw head chews both the fixing and the driver. Match the size and type properly or you will waste time pulling out damaged screws.
- Leaving sets incomplete is how good kit turns useless. Once two or three key drivers go missing, the whole vaunt screwdriver set stops being the grab-and-go option you bought it for.
- Keeping only one driver in your pocket and forcing it through every job slows you down. A proper vaunt screwdriver kit saves repeat trips and gives cleaner results on finish work.
- Treating screwdrivers like pry bars or chisels will ruin the tips fast. Use them for driving screws and keep a separate tool for levering and scraping.
Mixed Sets vs Phillips Sets vs Flathead Sets
Mixed Sets
This is the sensible pick for most trades. A mixed vaunt screwdriver set covers the usual spread of fixings you hit on maintenance, fit-out and snagging jobs, so you are not caught short the minute the screw type changes.
Phillips Sets
Best if most of your day is spent on crosshead fixings in hardware, fittings or general site assembly. They are less versatile than a mixed set, but handy if those are the drivers that take the real wear in your kit.
Flathead Sets
Still useful for electrical fittings, older hardware and adjustment screws, but not usually enough on their own for modern mixed-site work. Buy one if you know flathead screws are a regular part of the job.
Single Drivers
Fine as replacements for lost favourites, but not the best way to stock a van from scratch. A proper set keeps the main sizes together and usually works out better value than buying common drivers one by one.
Maintenance and Care
Wipe Off Dust and Plaster
After second fix or snagging, give the drivers a quick clean before they go back in the case. Built-up dust and grit make the set look rough fast and can hide worn tips.
Check the Tips Regularly
Rounded or burred tips slip more and damage screw heads. If one driver is clearly past it, replace it before it starts ruining decent fixings.
Store the Set Complete
The main thing with any vaunt screwdriver kit is keeping it together. Put drivers back in the same tray or case after use so the sizes you need are there next job.
Keep Them Dry
Do not leave the set rolling round in a damp van floor tray. Dry storage helps prevent corrosion and keeps handles and shafts in better nick over time.
Use the Right Tool for Abuse
If a screw is seized, do not use a standard driver as a punch or lever. That is how tips twist and shafts get damaged. Swap to the proper tool and keep your set for driving work.
Why Shop for Vaunt Screwdriver Sets at ITS?
Whether you need a compact vaunt screwdriver set for the van or a broader vaunt screwdriver kit for bench and site work, we stock the range in one place. That includes mixed, flathead and Phillips options, plus the rest of the supporting gear across the category. It is all held in our own warehouse, in stock and ready for next day delivery.
Vaunt Screwdriver Set FAQs
What screwdriver sets does Vaunt make?
Vaunt screwdriver sets usually cover the main tip combinations trades actually use, including mixed sets as well as more focused options for common fixing types. On this page you will find sets aimed at everyday site work, van stock and general maintenance rather than gimmicky filler pieces.
What tip types are included in Vaunt screwdriver sets?
That depends on the set, but the usual spread includes flathead and Phillips drivers, with mixed sets giving you both in the sizes most often used on site. Check the contents list before you buy, especially if the work is mainly electrical accessories, ironmongery or maintenance call-outs.
Are Vaunt screwdrivers suitable for professional use?
Yes, for regular trade use they are a sensible choice. A vaunt professional screwdriver set is built for the sort of day-to-day fastening jobs that sparks, chippies and maintenance teams deal with, provided you use the right tip for the fixing and do not abuse them as pry bars.
How many pieces are in a Vaunt screwdriver set?
Piece count varies by set, so it is worth deciding first whether you want a compact van set or a fuller bench set. Bigger is not always better. Most trades are better off with the sizes they use every week than a large set padded out with drivers that never leave the case.
Is a mixed Vaunt screwdriver set better than buying single drivers?
For most site users, yes. A mixed set gives you the common sizes and tip types together, which is far more practical for day-to-day work than building a set one driver at a time. Single drivers make sense mainly as replacements for the ones you wear out most.
Will these sets cover both site work and jobs at home?
Yes, easily. If a set is good enough for snagging, fittings and maintenance on site, it will cope fine with home fixings too. The main difference is that trade users will notice quicker whether the set has the right sizes for repeated daily use.
