Great presentation and informative, thanks mate.

9+ minute video comparing wrenches, and not a single bolt turned to demonstrate how they work. 🤔

I have both knipex is awsome & wera sucks

Hazel is better quality, but price wise is the WERA. Wera bits are GREAT Quality

Hazet Made in Japan or jarman?

Where can I get one

Once I discovered PB Swiss, all my Wera stuff went to friends and family. You can’t beat the SwissGrip or tip fitment

Love the knipex pliers. The bigger bolts on a car might be a problem, but in an industrial setting theyre just fine. Our presses have a 15/16" overpressure valve that have to clean out from time to time. Regulars pliers are a nogo with them, but the knipex ones i have are just as good as a crescent wrench.

8:40 ?? Wera is also german brand !! What are you talking about !! Btw wera bits just push them in the bit holder 😅

I love my Wera TCP

I have zero doubt the PB Swiss are the best bits in existence. I know this because I cannot afford them.

Gedore 1B or 7XL 😉😀

What is the price?!?

I don't believe you about these are the best tools. Prove it and send me one of each please for my own evaluation. I also don't like Porsches so, if you want to change my mind send one for evaluation too please, preferably a turbo S or a GT2 RS. LOL.

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Wera Spanner Set available at mektronics.com.au/products/wera-6003-joker-11-pce-spanner-set-metric-020231

hazet spanners available at mektronics.com.au/products/hazet-17-pce-12-point-metric-combination-wrench-set-600n-17n

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Of course, what no one tells you, is that out of all those bits, you'll only ever use three, and the rest is a waste of money, because: 1. You already have those from three different sets you got, and 2. You never, ever, use them.

Wera is ok , but i never realy got the feeling for them , allways grap one of the other ones.... but must say had them for 10+ years they are still around The Old Bacho , the one with the green handle is somting I miss

Great short video, but an important note: Wera is not a Czech manufacturer, but a German manufacturer! Greetings from Germany!

If I Wera carpenter I’d say it has better bits, or Hazet really?

Hallo, ich mag Hazet!

I bet I smells so good in there

Good video. YOU PRONOUNCE THE K in knipex

What is the best tool bit set?? neither one was put to the test

The old wera tool check plus had a slide button to release the bit selection . I guess wera is cutting costs or maybe they had issues with the button design. The case also isn't the sturdiest. My case broke and I had to glue it back but the tool kit is excellent.

Ten bucks says I break the end of the wera way before I do any damage to the knipex. I don’t own wera tools because they look like cheap gimmick tools I can break. They’re perfect for house tools but not trade.

Wera is great, but PB Swiss is greater

Your comments regards the Knipex not being ratcheting is totally incorrect, they do the same as the Wera.

Once you get used to the Knipex Pliers/Wrench, it is easy to use it like a ratchet. Just choose the right setting, when you apply pressure and turn the nut or bolt, let up on the pressure and ratchet back and the jaws open up and move to the position to get the next turn.

Wow!! what a great price, i beeter get one soon 👍👍

Thanx for the vid!

Neither for me. I tried Knipex, but the teeth kept sheering off on big jobs. For small plumbing stuff, I am sure they are fine, but not for real work. Wera is just overpriced for the quality.

All review stock available at mektronics.com.au/search?q=wera%20self

Hmm, the 8mm hex is overkill for the 1/4” small ratchet. The Wera sockets have deeper groves, the set is more compact, so it’s a winner in my business.

Idk how I feel about Pb Swiss they Have that Nice tip design on the Flat head/ Slotted Screwdrivers. for everything else the handle design and Construction of the screwdriver seems run of the mill Idk how I could justify spending almost 3 times the cost of the competition for a set, for these…

Thanks for the video. I've found the PB Swiss screwdrivers and bits to be superior for gripping screws when compared with the Wera screwdrivers and bits. What I mean by that is that I can put a screw on the end of the screwdriver or bit (tip pointing up) and the PB Swiss will hold it if I turn it upside down whereas the Wera usually drops the screw. This may not happen with all Wera but it does with some of mine. I have some firsthand experience with the above. My only constructive comment on the PB Swiss is that they don't do a heavy duty version of Pozi-drive with the through handle blade and hexagonal bolster. Just a friendly heads-up that you need to fix your camera or lens as the video is washed out which is very distracting making it hard to watch.

Wera is uncomfortable for my hand

PB for me, great screwdrivers, been using them since the 83 or so.

For me the Wera is out because of the overmolding. Sometimes I get pretty grimy, messy and sloppy working. So I need tools I can wipe down. Not ones that are going to trap dirt and fluids. I never understood any of those soft grip tools. That crap would look like the dog's breakfast if I used them.

Great content man. Few tips. Use a tripod or reduce Camara frame rate down below 30fps. Reduce your into to only a few seconds. Check out how to colour calibrate your video grading. Hope these help and love to see your channel grow!

I prefer my PB Swiss screwdrivers and nut drivers to any other brand.

Wiha screwdrivers are my go too but the few PB Swiss tools I own are on another level in terms of quality

I have bought several wera tools some are good some not so much . I have tried more than once to get a hold of wera so they could make good with the bad ones & have not heard from them .

It seems that somebody has placed a huge markup on the Hazet kit down there! In the UK, the Wera price is similar. Hazet would be 150AUD when converted. As good as both of these kits are, bit locking handles (from the same manufacturers) are inexpensive with much improved functionality.

Wera also has a 8mm hex it's in the top left. Also on the wera bitholder you can just push the bit straight in you don't have to pull the holder up.

Never found my wera that comfortable. The rubber inserts deteriate after some time. I reach for pb swiss girst but only have a few as cost. The felo ergonomic are excellent but the markings on the handle top wear off. Irazola have parrellel tips also . Truely they best design for slotted screws. If my wallet was big enuff it would be pb every time.

Can you get Pb swiss in UK .. any links ...

Very nice comparison. I prefer the Hazet and Wiha brands because it tends to be more precise and compatible with Japanese bits. Also, although it wasn't included in the review; the Wiha bits and bit holders are excellent - E.g. their Centrofix line of bit holders. I would rank them above the Wera as well. I believe what makes Wera unique is their creativeness in their product line. For example, I like the Wera ratcheting handle #826T and the Wiha 1/4 inch to 4 mm adapter to use precision bits; together. That way I can use the ratcheting feature with my iFixit bits. I suppose it all has to do with what you are working on. I tend to work on electronics and computers, so my opinions for tool use is highly affected by that. However, I have also done construction and machining, so the tools I use for that tend to be more heavy duty construction and reliability.