Huge Micro! The 25 piece Wera Micro Big Pack 1 filled with precision micro drivers in a tool roll.
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- At the risk of an oxymoron, this is a huge set of micros. This is an unboxing of the Wera 134000 Kraftform Micro Big Pack precision screwdriver set. 25 drivers in a well-made and functional tool roll. Not cheap, but not expensive when overall cost divided by 25 and include a quality tool roll.
I really don't know why these tools aren't more popular. If it wasn't for Project Farm, I never would have heard of them, and now they are the first company I look at when buying new stuff.
They make the absolute best quality products for the price.
Totally agree, well made, quality tools.
WERA and WIHA are two brands I always go for precision screwdrivers.
I bought the Wera 051024 Kraftform Kompakt 25 Pouch Set a few years ago and have since bought several more and given them as gifts. Great review and content thanks for uploading.
Nice review. Had been tossing up grabbing it, but just low price drop on Amazon UK, and then watching your unboxing, grabbed it. Looking forward to it going into service.
I use Wera everyday..I'm a technician in the UK. My all time favourite Wera tool is the Wera Tool Check plus. They also have an Imperial version and an automotive version which is handy to have in your car. No idea if you can get it across the pond but I would highly recommend
I have and like the Wera, but been persuaded more and more by the unbelievable excellent handles from PB Swiss. Regular and tiny drivers alike, just a different level, in my opinion and in pricing. ;)
I‘m sure you‘d get a kick out of some PB Swiss
I actually just ordered a couple PB Swiss bit tools. And I thought Snap On was expensive...
@@lastbesttool looking forward for to that video then.. :) I was able to find some good prices for PB Stuff over here in Europe, but man it is still expensive.
I usually think Wera is trying too much but it looks great and handling is spot on.
I use these almost everyday, they’re great. They kind of ‘bite’ into Philips heads so you don’t have to catch the screw with your other hand. I’ve also got the more expensive Wiha Picofinish ones and the Witte Wittron (both German) too but find myself reaching for these more often than anything else.
Ps Please excuse my ever so slightly stereotypical disguise.
I love Wera tools. It seems like they are picking up steam here in the US.
I have mine coming in tomorrow.
How is this holding up?
Why would you carry these instead of a compact multi-bit kit sold by pretty much every company with one handle and an assortment of micro-bits?
Cool man! I am eyeing this! "Hang it in your bathroom.." that was hilllaaariouss..hahahaaha!!
Great unboxing🤝👍
Thoughts after prolonged use? Also, what’s the average length of the shaft?
5.5mm for the little screws for the output ports on computer graphics cards!
I need one 2mm PH head connector for DCS panel cables termination in marshalling panel.
Good
I'm from Brazil always follow your videos congratulations...
Thanks for sharing.
I'm not sure orange striped 'm' drive is Microstix. if so, is it similar to try-point OR Y-type driver?
Well done pronouncing German 'W" correctly. 😅✌
where do i find the video where you reported back on it?
I haven't done a specific one yet, but have discussed their performance within other micro screwdriver videos. Thanks for watching.
Are there also insulated micro screwdrivers for sale out there? Ive been looking for them but cannot find any
Only ESD
I would sigh if it come from England to pal 🏴🏴🏴🏴
😎😍😎😍😎
I'm a Wera fan but that price is just too high. 150€ is PB Swiss pricing level.
WERA is a Czech company! WIHA is German.
Wera is definitely the best company for screwdriver bits, Wiha is probably the best company for screwdrivers.
Its not mate. It’s German company who have factory in Czech Republic.
How is this holding up?