I've got that Wera T-Handle bookmarked on Amazon, I don't often need a T-Handle but the next time I do I'll probably pull the trigger and pick that one up.
Amazon has a great deal on this and the Tool Check Plus Imperial (non-metric) version ($79.95 for both). My first Wera tools. Agree that they are high quality, but I am not a fan of the handle shape. The only benefit I see is if you need to use your fingertips at the end of the handle. Other than that, the handle is low key torture.
@@ste-c1218 I just used one of their Zyklop ratchets today to zip the bolts back into an oil pan. Took about 10% the time compared to a standard ratchet.
I have the non ratcheting version it's alright I don't really have any complaints but I went from a like $4 screwdriver to that like $40 or more I don't remember so is it 10 times better obviously no but because of that I am a little disappointed but it's good
The Wera will do the same job as the $4, but might do it better and longer since the build quality is likely higher than the $4 screwdriver. Budget screwdrivers are good to have around as well, I use them to mixing glue and paints, scraping stuff, as pry bars...I use the cheap ones more for what they are NOT intended for lol
@TorqueAndTwisted ya they wanted some pics but it was pretty easy and it was the non ratcheting one and what holds the saft in broke so the business end
Great stuff brother, thank you.Wera has a cool ratcheting t-handle screwdriver that I find interesting.
I've got that Wera T-Handle bookmarked on Amazon, I don't often need a T-Handle but the next time I do I'll probably pull the trigger and pick that one up.
Amazon has a great deal on this and the Tool Check Plus Imperial (non-metric) version ($79.95 for both). My first Wera tools. Agree that they are high quality, but I am not a fan of the handle shape. The only benefit I see is if you need to use your fingertips at the end of the handle. Other than that, the handle is low key torture.
The WERA handle is designed for a full hand grip I believe, just about the opposite of the golf ball style grips Vessel offers.
@@TorqueAndTwisted I'm a Wiha guy for my drivers. Love their handle shape. Always wondered how the Wera would feel, but it's definitely not for me.
Wiha has been on my wish list for a bit, might pick up their insulated drivers sometime soon.
Wera everytime 👍🏻
They sure do make a great tool
@TorqueAndTwisted deffo buddy... really good concepts...and well made from the price 👌
@@ste-c1218 I just used one of their Zyklop ratchets today to zip the bolts back into an oil pan. Took about 10% the time compared to a standard ratchet.
@@TorqueAndTwisted they are really good 👍🏻
Can u use any 1/4 inch Milwaukee impact bits in these?
Good question, answer is yes! The tip on this is made to hold 1/4" bits.
I have the non ratcheting version it's alright I don't really have any complaints but I went from a like $4 screwdriver to that like $40 or more I don't remember so is it 10 times better obviously no but because of that I am a little disappointed but it's good
The Wera will do the same job as the $4, but might do it better and longer since the build quality is likely higher than the $4 screwdriver. Budget screwdrivers are good to have around as well, I use them to mixing glue and paints, scraping stuff, as pry bars...I use the cheap ones more for what they are NOT intended for lol
@@TorqueAndTwisted actually my kraftform kompakt broke already once but they did send me a new one
@@james10739 How/where did it break? Good to hear WERA was able to replace it easily
@TorqueAndTwisted ya they wanted some pics but it was pretty easy and it was the non ratcheting one and what holds the saft in broke so the business end