I just started working on my own reels and looking to get the proper Screwdrivers/flatheads. Can someone recommend the proper types for Lews baitcasters.

 

This should cover all your needs.

https://www.amazon.com/Klein-Tools-32717-Screwdriver-Multi-Function/dp/B08DRVM38X/ref=sr_1_15?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ZkIxsLlQJdP3-C7iKhvx4I_QIV5CIWiz8zGUKQzdRKWqCjQoWbq4UL7QXPHxL7d4NuF4L6TU7h9e2QuowwKsG0EV4zmc3XdHmos1sSGWO-uvedrLS0aEwLtkyOR0VhRnwBdMnVPVfjVTzx_atUNFTBpogS7WqEd6t3o8xb0QP6MlnK77GaDThowwsHBNYG7AOxUnhUNM2VuJwCJpbxd9nt-uITD8NAynq_g6qUFjt2_zbhHWlwR1mcWiEIDodfyZ_IdTw1aqJxkX4Pd6XCqAhgKoOXq6rj7tWDSvpe9n5A8.lrxXy-cvjpR7Zt4cBqj-TDkSFbAr2-wetDktFtKtRRI&dib_tag=se&keywords=precision+screwdriver+set&qid=1715141519&sr=8-15

 

I don’t know LEWS specifically, but if you look up precision screwdriver sets you’ll find what I use. I have a couple sets of fixed handled from Wiha and General. Here’s a set of can get at HD, Milwaukee is usually good quality. Set of 12

I have this set of Wiha drivers plus their hex and Torx drivers.  https://www.amazon.com/Wiha-26199-Slotted-Phillips-Screwdriver/dp/B000NZ5QG0/  German tool steel is tied for best with Japanese, second best would be made in the USA.  A tool I highly suggest and I use often, a pair of Knipex angled pliers.  This is the pair I have, they make re-seating springs and installing E-clips easy peasy.  https://www.amazon.com/KNIPEX-31-21-160-Needle-Nose/dp/B003RWS9FG

8 hours ago, MN Fisher said:

This should cover all your needs.

https://www.amazon.com/Klein-Tools-32717-Screwdriver-Multi-Function/dp/B08DRVM38X/ref=sr_1_15?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ZkIxsLlQJdP3-C7iKhvx4I_QIV5CIWiz8zGUKQzdRKWqCjQoWbq4UL7QXPHxL7d4NuF4L6TU7h9e2QuowwKsG0EV4zmc3XdHmos1sSGWO-uvedrLS0aEwLtkyOR0VhRnwBdMnVPVfjVTzx_atUNFTBpogS7WqEd6t3o8xb0QP6MlnK77GaDThowwsHBNYG7AOxUnhUNM2VuJwCJpbxd9nt-uITD8NAynq_g6qUFjt2_zbhHWlwR1mcWiEIDodfyZ_IdTw1aqJxkX4Pd6XCqAhgKoOXq6rj7tWDSvpe9n5A8.lrxXy-cvjpR7Zt4cBqj-TDkSFbAr2-wetDktFtKtRRI&dib_tag=se&keywords=precision+screwdriver+set&qid=1715141519&sr=8-15

 

 

I'll second this one.  Great set. works for all sorts of odd ball stuff. It's worth every penny.