Well the Wera handle clearly says PH1 so why assume it's PH0? Also you can search manufacturers data sheet for these products, I did: Wera PH1 blade shaft diameter is 4.5mm, while PB Swiss' shaft is 5mm. The differerence is only 0.5mm, but can be sometimes a big difference as shown here. My "chisel" Wera has a hex shaft, and PH1 has a 5mm one, meaning a 5.77mm overall diameter, even worse than PB Swiss.
The PB Swiss are definitely better than the Wera, which is reflected by the much higher prices. Also Wera are made in Czechia, PB Swiss are made in Switzerland.
@@semilog643 I stand corrected! I don't actually own a PB Swiss, looks like I believed the hype and thought they would be superior because they are more expensive. I own Wera bits and driver and they are very good, and not at all overpriced. Looks like I made the right choice there. Also I own Felo drivers and bit driver/bits and those are very good.
Interesting opinion, can you share why specifically? What are some bad things about these screwdrivers? I'm looking for a set now and want to buy the overall best ones even if it costs a little more than other brands. These look like a nice durable design and good ergonomics, a bit 'by ones cry ones'. thx
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
your welcome
PB Swiss makes precision drivers with more slender shafts.
Cool
I’m just getting into tools and struggling to decide which to buy! Haha I like both
it use for fixing car and heavy duty = PB Swiss
if you use at home = Wera
Nice video comparison. It is hard to hear you even with my volume all the way up
sorry about that
Your're sure this are PH1 screws and not PH0?
Well the Wera handle clearly says PH1 so why assume it's PH0? Also you can search manufacturers data sheet for these products, I did: Wera PH1 blade shaft diameter is 4.5mm, while PB Swiss' shaft is 5mm. The differerence is only 0.5mm, but can be sometimes a big difference as shown here. My "chisel" Wera has a hex shaft, and PH1 has a 5mm one, meaning a 5.77mm overall diameter, even worse than PB Swiss.
@@tonyrulez69 I am talking about the screws not the screw drivers.
Lol
The PB Swiss are definitely better than the Wera, which is reflected by the much higher prices. Also Wera are made in Czechia, PB Swiss are made in Switzerland.
I have both. Totally disagree. Wera almost always make a perfect fit with fasteners. PB Swiss do not, and they are over-hardened, so the tips chip.
@@semilog643 I stand corrected! I don't actually own a PB Swiss, looks like I believed the hype and thought they would be superior because they are more expensive. I own Wera bits and driver and they are very good, and not at all overpriced. Looks like I made the right choice there. Also I own Felo drivers and bit driver/bits and those are very good.
Wiha is at least as good as both of those. Not sure if they are made in Germany (they should be!)
Price does not equal quality. Werais as good as PB Swiss while being slightly cheaper.
Project Farm proved that the PB Swiss are the best.
Bro I didn’t see the whole video I didn’t even see the screwdrivers because of your huge hand 😂😂 just kidding.
LOL
This is just a waste of time.
I have some PB Swiss. They are the most overrated drivers on the market.
Interesting opinion, can you share why specifically? What are some bad things about these screwdrivers? I'm looking for a set now and want to buy the overall best ones even if it costs a little more than other brands. These look like a nice durable design and good ergonomics, a bit 'by ones cry ones'. thx
Its all down to personal preference , style , color , availability , price