Vessel Ball Grip One Tool Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 เม.ย. 2023
- Here I am going into another one tool review and looking at the Vessel Ball grip multi bit screwdriver made in Japan. I will have these tools as well as many others that I suggest linked below in the TOOLS and TOOLS CONT Link if you are interested.
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The guy who invented this reached down his pants to scratch his balls and said “i have an idea”
Lmao sure does feel good in the hand 😂
Lmfao has a natural feel to it.
Here in the UK, Pozidriv screws are very common. #2 PZ is the most common head for general--purpose woodwork and construction screws, though Phillips is more common in mechanics and appliances. I keep PZ screwdrivers in my general building and carpentry toolboxes, not my mechanics toolboxes. As you point out, a Phillips driver will work in a Pozi screw, though it's not ideal. What definitely doesn't work is the other way round, i.e. trying to jam a Pozi driver into a Phillips screw. That is a surefire way to chew up your screw heads!
Ya that is very true. Thank you for sharing and ya a PZ bit doesnt fit a PH very well at all lol. Idk how many times I've accidentally grabbed a pz bit for a Phillips head and was like that's doesn't fit well at all lol
I have this very same screwdriver and it AMAZING!
Glad to hear it 👍
That is my go to screwdriver, vessel ball grips are the shit!
No they are not. They're very good.
I like the Vessel small multi bit 31 piece set , harden bits . Very convenient storage case !
These are a must for building Tamiya Rc kits.
Thanks for another excellent review! I watch a lot of tool videos, & yours are some of the best & most enjoyable to watch! Wish I had known about these sets before I bought some fairly expensive small JIS bits.🙁 From what I understand from doing some research & reading the comments here & from other videos, all Vessel Phillips bits are actually JIS even though they are no longer labeled as JIS. These long bits appear to be of high quality & very sturdy & I really like the handle design. Seriously considering getting either this set or the ratcheting set. Thanks again! 🙂
Thank you I'm really glad to hear it. Hope you have had a good week. Thank you for your support
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Buy the strike through version of this tool....it just feels better with a bit more weight. But the 2200w is good too.
I picked up one of these about 6 mo ago and I loved it. Craftsman has a version of this that is clearly made by Vessel for Craftsman and it is usually a few bucks cheaper. I picked up a few more of those as well. I found you can use Bosch long impact bits in these as well. Im not a multi-bit screw driver type guy as well but I highly recommend these. I like the form of this driver and I like the idea I can use a fresh bit when I need a good fit on a delicate screw.
Very nice. That's awesome to hear and glad you enjoy it as well. And yes the Craftsman one is made by Vessel but is more geared towards diyers bc if I remember correctly that one does not have a metal sleeve it has a plastic sleeve inside. But that is great info to know about the bits. Thank you for sharing that
Did the Craftsman say made in Japan on it? Model number?
@branned yes the Craftsman one is made in Japan by Vessel www.northerntool.com/products/craftsman-ball-grip-screwdriver-with-reversible-philips-bit-black-model-9-11848-113950
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Hello again Tony
Thank you for another Great Video 👍 I agree with you about having multiple bits. In aircraft maintenance you almost can't survive without them. Although these you see me using them in a Speed Handle etc. Good advice as always 😊 Again thank you
Very nice that's makes sense. Thanks for sharing. Glad you enjoyed. 👍
Got this a few months ago.. nice set..great price... BIG T 👍
Nice!! Glad to hear it. Thank you
I have recently come across your videos, which I find very informative. I did purchase the Vessel Ball grip (power). What bits would you recommend for the driver? Mostly looking for something that have torx head.
Good info. Thanks.
Thank you
Cool. I wonder if I can use my HF 3" security bits with the Ball Grip. I think the distance of the retention notch on bit from the inserted end is different for the Japan bits (a different standard).
Thanks and that's a good question. They may work but I'll have to dig into it and see if the distances are different. Another viewer said they use bosch bits in it and it works well
@@TonyTheTechnician So I just checked: The US bits have are 9.5mm from center of notch to end (Type A). The Japan bits are 13mm for same measurement (Type B). Therefore, you can run US bits in the Japan drivers but not the other way around.
Great video and this is a GREAT recommendation! I've had this set for a couple years and just love it: I think it is a necessary driver for anyone who works on Japanese engines. I bought it after some Toyota IAC valve screws broke two of my JIS bits: I put this Vessel to work on those screws and it had them free instantly. It hasn't failed me since. Here it is in action on those IAC valve screws if anyone needs an idea of how well these grip JIS fasteners (these fasteners are notoriously hard to open):
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Your 220W kit here and the Vessel 920 Megadora Stubby are indispensable if you work on Toyotas. Vessel makes some really good stuff - and you make great videos! : )
That's awesome to hear and really glad to see it has performed very well for you. Thank you for sharing!! I'm really glad you enjoy the content as well.
@ L35 in Colorado Love your videos & great to hear that you also recommend Vessel drivers...definitely going to pick up a set! (From a fellow female tool lover/mechanic...I'm just a DIY'er, but I am ASE certified back from when I used to be a service writer/parts specialist. 🙂) Folks, if you haven't watched this lady's videos, you have to check them out!!! Not only does she make brilliant detailed repair videos, she also has incredibly detailed responses to comments/questions!💯🪛🙂
This is not someones go to screwdriver. Its a versatile 'someone needs a screwdriver, do you have one I can borrow' Driver.
I almost got this one, but went with the Wera 051024 Kraftform Kompakt.
This has advantages, but so does the Wera.
My Wera gets used more by others than me, but has the disadvantage of the diameter of the chuck at the end. This fits more places, but does not have the cool bit storage of the Wera.
My preference is a solid shaft dedicated driver too
Ya both have pros and cons for sure and both are great multi bit drivers. I also really like built in bit storage. It's so handy. But ya I just prefer a solid driver. Thanks for sharing your thoughts as well. Always appreciated
I love mine
Nice 👍
ive the vessel ball grip and the craftsman ball grip. both made in the same place. but the craftsman 1/2 the price cheaper
The Craftsman also has a plastic sleeve instead of a metal one. It is the diy version. Both good options
Good video. Not a fan of racheting screwdrivers either.
me either. I like the idea, but all of them seem to wiggly, I might try that Canadian one? Rollgear or something
Thank you and ya same here. I've owned a few in the past and always get excited to use them but end up just going back to a normal screwdriver lol
Don't never use a Phillips bit in a Pozidrive screw. Bad jujoo