Building a backyard shed - what screwdrivers do I need?

Hey folks, I'm planning to build a 10x12 shed in my backyard this spring. Got my lumber list ready, but I'm confused about screwdrivers. I have a basic set with Phillips and flathead, but should I get something fancier for framing and sheathing? Don't want to strip screws halfway through. Any recommendations?

Hank, listen up - safety first. For framing, you'll want a #2 square drive (Robertson) impact driver. Phillips will cam out on structural screws, especially pressure-treated lumber. I use DeWalt's 20V impact driver daily - never had a screw strip. Wear gloves and eye protection too.

My boss makes me use Torx T25 for decking screws - they grip way better than Phillips! Maybe for shed walls too? Also, get a magnetic bit holder so you don't drop screws in the grass lol. I lost like 10 last week.

Thanks guys! Steve - didn't even think about square drive. Felix - magnetic holder is genius. Should I get separate drivers or just bits for my cordless drill? Budget is tight but I want it done right.

Get an impact driver with square drive bits. Drill is for holes, impact for screws. Milwaukee M12 Fuel kit is $199 at Home Depot - comes with both. Worth every penny when you're driving 3" screws all day. And Felix - pick up those screws, trip hazard!