Teardown of Micro Precision Screwdrivers. High end brand's caps compared.

[@ChicagoGymRat]

I really appreciate the comparison that some people may hold a micro screwdriver in a different manner. I also really like the lighting you use in your photo box. Another excellent video.

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[@DEtchells]

Agreed! I use both holds depending on the specific usage, but was never aware of the consequence for grip design. (Like he said, another excuse to buy more tools 😊)

[@starlifter303]

I'm also impressed by the lighting too.^^

[@ver64]

Awesome collection of screwdrivers…thank you for sharing.

[@jeffreycaban5107]

Thank You for this informative video. Makes me feel better about my Wiha choices in both miniature screwdrivers as well as Microbit sets.

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[@CrookedSkew]

Very useful video, thanks. While you may not have a massive following, I'm reasonably sure you're actually making an impact for those that do watch. Thank you.

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[@iliketoast-q9b]

We have both the Facom and the Wiha at work and I have to say the Facom feels soooo much nicer in the hand and feels much smoother when you actually turn a screw with it. We've also had a few broken tips with the Wihas. I'm kinda sad that many german brands like Hazet, Gedore, Stahlwille and Witte sell a lot of rebranded stuff in their professional product-ranges. You can often tell if "made in germany" doesn't appear anywhere in the product description but even if it does you can't be sure like with the Felo Ergonic Ratchet for example. If it were just the budget brands like Gedore Red or Vigor (budget Hazet) I would understand, but not when the products are sold under a highly regarded brand name (and with a hefty pricetag), giving you the impression they were manufactured in house. That being said I love my Hazet ratcheting screwdriver (810R-3) and the Hazet 810 BH made my Oplast. :D

[@gharel396]

Have you ever tried the old metal ifixit bit holder model? Free spin was fantastic and there was zero wobble. Great little kit

[@BerzerkaDurk]

FYI, the Wera probably bottomed out under pressure to reduce wear. You don't need the cap to spin when you're putting that much down pressure on a fastener. tl;dr - it's a feature.

[@foxwood67]

The Wiha Pico and the Wera are my fav. Cool to see the many brands/ styles

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[@Themlpg73]

Try the Vessel ones with rubber colored handles. They spin freely.

[@yanlucky7]

I use Wera ESD 2mm and 3mm minus for terminal all the time. Great

[@pepvwaning8551]

Using wiha, wera and pb swisstool for years during work best trio.

[@DDB168]

That's a great collection. Not sure which I prefer, I have an Anex 3610, which is the handle and you replace the bits. It's good but small.

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[@Zeroneii3]

Try out the Ifixit aluminum precision driver it's 9.99 for it without any bits, you can get a bit set + driver for ~30 it uses standard 4mm bits

[@lesslighter]

there's a Wiha x Xiaomi set which is also more or less ok, my father used the torx 1 bit as an impact pinning driver and the complains the tip is bent... well no surprise there what I would prefer is some more elongated 4mm bits -_- Nanch has some offerings but the driver could honestly be better

[@sevenupyourz]

i have been using the vessel td-51 series really good spin

[@MikeKobb]

Interesting that your Wiha turned freely. I just bought the Wiha 51-piece precision set and the quality is wildly variable. Some spin beautifully. Some don’t spin at all. The spinning cap plastic colors are also really inconsistent. One of them had a blade that was not fully inserted into the handle and it was slightly bent. Very disappointing.

[@bzeug]

Bummer! That is very disappointing to hear. Appreciate the feedback though.

[@SeascapeStl]

Never really thought about it this way. I have fairly large hands and I'm trying to figure out which is the best way to go

[@LoneRiderz]

The Wera is the best for me in terms of price to performance and ergonomics.

[@sergeyivanov2989]

No, Felo best of the best)

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[@andrewscott8892]

Have you come across any bit holding solutions for 1/8" precision bits? Either a case/container or something like a magnetic bit block

[@sergeyivanov2989]

See Narex

[@bzeug]

Sorry I don't have any 1/8" inch. Don't know of any bit holders for that size off hand, would have to research.

[@patrickcallahan2210]

As always, another insightful video! Question; I've decided to build a HIOS bit set for the added length to go with an ES15 (it can run both 4mm HIOS and 4mm hex) electric screwdriver to be part of my mobile tech kit and am looking for two things: 1. A great bit holder for HIOS (leaning towards a Wera 1013 ESD, but wondering if there is anything more interesting out there). 2. A good way to store lots of HIOS bits of various lengths (40mm to 100mm) in a compact and easily accessible form factor. (I bought a whole variety of generic bits to see what sizes I like before I upgrade my most commonly used bits at a later date).

[@bzeug]

I didn't know the ES15 was made for HIOS as well as 4mm bits. Have you used HIOS in the ES15 yet?

[@patrickcallahan2210]

@@bzeug I have a super cheap kit that has bits that fit, and the brochure says and shows both as options. I specifically want longer bits than the normal 4mm hex ones and the HIOS seemed like a good option. It is nice to have the option for both working though!

[@sergeyivanov2989]

You need to buy a set of IFIXIT or Felo screwdrivers

[@mvevitsis]

Is there a +2 JIS bit in the 4mm size? I haven't found one which makes HIOS or halfmoon systems superior, I think

[@kengoldsberry2296]

Great video as always . What is the name of the holder that is displaying all the drivers that you use?

[@bzeug]

That is the "STRAIGHT" brand holder. Many other brands of it too. See my most recent Japan Tool Haul video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYiql5Vtl9SUnas

[@ks-hg5vo]

Who makes the bahco one as I have them branded as irazola and also roebuck from at least 15 years back

[@bzeug]

Ha! IRAZOLA, look at that. Many BACHO items just rebranded. I had never come across the brand, IRAZOLA. Is there a specific market (country/language) they sell that brand to?

[@ks-hg5vo]

@@bzeug irazola was quite prominent in the UK for a period of time.have quite a few roebucks that then became irazolas and now seems bahcos. Just checked the cases they came in and said made in Spain. Even Their 1mm slotted seems to hold up. So can't be too bad a steel. They sold in clear fronted box sets of 6. In everything from tx to 0.9 hex. Their 200mm long ph1 has got me out a few tricky items . Additional...Irazola is now owned by Snap-on. I believe Irazola is technically owned by Bahco and Snap-on’s European division, but ultimately Irazola falls under the Snap-on corporate umbrella. Because of this, Irazola’s Tekno+ screwdrivers are now Bahco-branded and are finally available in the USA.

[@bzeug]

@@ks-hg5vo Oh, good info. Thank you!

[@robertcasey3528]

Facom, being owned by Stanley Black and Decker would explain it's resemblance to older Craftsman screwdrivers.

[@shahbakhtiar7607]

Wiha fan here..

[@AleksKo89]

Cool. I like precision screwdrivers

[@OjStudios]

Then we have the likes of Nanch or some Wiha made aluminium ones ordered by Xiaomi that have an actual bearing on the top cap. Of course that would make a set like these come in, a lot more expensive and it's a bit overkill.

[@nnnnnwwwww]

You're missing the Pollicis screwdrivers from Moody tool.

[@bzeug]

Interesting. Thank you!

[@BlaBlaBlaInDaHouse]

Great video!

[@BLASTIC0]

Now… which ones have JIS… maybe do the same video but only between the ones that have the JIS tips.

[@enndubful]

Not shown in this video, but Moody Tool's Policis series of precision screwdrivers have both JIS and regular phillips sets available. Great handle shape.

[@AToolWithTools]

JIS and DIN are so alike that they're interchangeable. So interchangeable that the JIS standard was abandoned years ago and not a single Japanese manufacturer is currently JIS-certified in screwdrivers, and they mostly have gone to ISO. ISO/DIN with its 1-2 degree difference here and there works just fine on JIS. Vessel calls their shape JISDrive but they lack the JIS certification and official logo. Sunflag still follows the JIS standard as it was before abandonment but no longer has a JIS certification logo. Anex no longer has a cert either.

[@sergeyivanov2989]

Pb swiss - old Felo)

[@peterryan7340]

Wow 👌

[@sp-vt4je]

Legend

[@leonlemgruber2119]

An year or so ago I bough an AliExpress precision screwdriver set. Something like 6 dollars each with shipping and what not. You believe or not, that chinisium set are 100% aluminum and came with a ball bearing instead of a bushing, like those expensive screwdriver you review. Myself I pay for quality, I would never put my money in a bushed screwdriver. That China screwdriver spoiled me. Ps: not the hardest screwdriver tip ever.

[@ridetheapex]

MIP Best micro drivers.

[@ridetheapex]

Unless you want the best for 3mm and under... Then it is horotec

[@MaryBarber-yk5xm]