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"Karl Fast" wrote:

> There aren't many ways to improve a screwdriver.

You don't want to be remembered by that prediction, do you? :-)

There have been a few improvements in the not-too-distant past, including
more ergonomic and efficient handles, ratchets, angular shanks,
multi-function bits, powered and cordless drivers, all the way to a
screwdriver with digital torque read-out:
<http://www.tohnichi.com/innovate.html>.

It all depends on what you are doing with it and how that marginal
improvement helps you. For an occasional use there's not much difference
between a simple screwdriver and a battery-powered one. But when you are a
professional, I'm sure you'd appreciate the latter while dealing with
several hundred screws every day.

Ziya
Nullius in Verba