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They look reasonable most certainly better than aldis or Parkside. I know for myself I tend to buy a set but only use 2 or 3 of the sizes. If the company offers a set of 2 with the most common sizes ussaly that wins 🏆. I assume most of your sockets (recipticles outlets) use pz 2? I've never had my hand on a double socket for over there so I don't know. Pz here is relegated to ikea furniture basically it's why people assembling it get so angry at stripped screws since there using the wrong tip. Though jis or lazer tip don't seem to have the same issue with pozi. I agree the chunky gedore are quote appealing like we are use to with wera. I use a small wooden handle tweaker 3mm top would be the conversation from bell systems from 1909 and I ended up carving groves in it so it wasn't so slippery. Like me most people use what they need and the box goes in the bin so makes sense to save on the packaging unless it's a blade system we're they include a tool roll.
Most of our outlet and lighting fittings tend to be slotted screws, hence the flat blades. The pozi/slotted screws are usually in the breakers. Industry wise the pozi are used a lot in contactors, although I do tend to see hex headed screws now as well. Larger sized contactors we are on nuts and bolts. The cardboard box is just sales literature really, but I know some people do like some of their tools in tool rolls, but like you say that is mostly for the swappable sets.
Well said and thank you. The us uses thoes combo on alot of thing hex on big breakers sometimes up to 19mm for comerical. It's funny here our "sockets can take philips slotted combo or square (torx if you really want). Just don't see poszi much.
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They look reasonable most certainly better than aldis or Parkside. I know for myself I tend to buy a set but only use 2 or 3 of the sizes. If the company offers a set of 2 with the most common sizes ussaly that wins 🏆. I assume most of your sockets (recipticles outlets) use pz 2? I've never had my hand on a double socket for over there so I don't know. Pz here is relegated to ikea furniture basically it's why people assembling it get so angry at stripped screws since there using the wrong tip. Though jis or lazer tip don't seem to have the same issue with pozi. I agree the chunky gedore are quote appealing like we are use to with wera. I use a small wooden handle tweaker 3mm top would be the conversation from bell systems from 1909 and I ended up carving groves in it so it wasn't so slippery. Like me most people use what they need and the box goes in the bin so makes sense to save on the packaging unless it's a blade system we're they include a tool roll.
Most of our outlet and lighting fittings tend to be slotted screws, hence the flat blades. The pozi/slotted screws are usually in the breakers. Industry wise the pozi are used a lot in contactors, although I do tend to see hex headed screws now as well. Larger sized contactors we are on nuts and bolts. The cardboard box is just sales literature really, but I know some people do like some of their tools in tool rolls, but like you say that is mostly for the swappable sets.
Well said and thank you. The us uses thoes combo on alot of thing hex on big breakers sometimes up to 19mm for comerical. It's funny here our "sockets can take philips slotted combo or square (torx if you really want). Just don't see poszi much.