KC Tool Unboxing! Wera Heavy Metal Set! Awesome Starter Set of Wera Drivers!

The Wera Heavy Metal Driver set is a really well put together kit of drivers to get your Wera collection started. It has the most used sizes and types from each type of Wera driver. Really nice kit. I really like Wera tools and have used them for years.
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[@mcj5644]

Nice video. Yep, as others have commented, that unusual screwdriver has a combination Phillips and slotted tip that’s intended primarily for fasteners used in electrical applications/installations. This style of driver goes by various names (Xeno drivers, Terminal drivers, PlusMinus drivers, etc.). I’ve also seen them simply referred to as Phillips/Slotted drivers. There are also Pozidriv/Slotted versions of this same driver type. The fasteners meant to be used with these special drivers all have heads that will correspond to the shape of the driver’s tip. I’ve encountered these fasteners in wired light switches that I’ve swapped out around my house. Curiously, I’ve also encountered these same fasteners in some cabinet hinges that I had to swap out in my house a while back. Cheers! 🥃😎

[@Tools_and_Guitars]

I use the Wiha Xeno for receptacle fasteners and a few times on a green grounding screw on a light fixture. That's funny you found those +/- fasteners on the cabinet hinges! 😀 I just figured PZ and PH were the only ones used for cabinet hardware. I guess some really older ones might use slotted as well.

[@mcj5644]

@@Tools_and_Guitars Yep, those funky cabinet hinges came with those +/- fasteners! Luckily, I have some Wiha insulated Xeno drivers that did the job just fine. I’ve heard that some IKEA furniture sets come with these fasteners too. Cheers, man. 🥃

[@stantheman6310]

I’ve been in industrial electrical for over 20 years, the button head machine screws for mounting cover plates I use have a full cut across for flat blade and two small cuts for Phillips #2. Either driver works perfectly, it doesn't matter the one I use. Seriously, I thought what a great idea, the weird driver is actually made for that screw. I guess for more torque plus non slip, never owned one, hmmm.

[@fuloplehel]

Very nice set, I use the plus minus screwdriver in electric panels. In Europe the pozidrive version is also used in electric equipments.

[@chadroy16]

Working with electricians, I found out those kind of screwdrivers are for the screws that have both a cross type and a slotted usually on electrical stuff (panels etc.)

[@bobthompson4133]

Wera tools are really good. If you’re not a professional mechanic needing fast warranty tools they are perfect.

[@three-phase562]

Great buy, I do like the idea of combo kits with a selection of different tools in them aimed at a specific type of work. Thanks for posting.

[@jonathansherwood5841]

I got several items from the KC Tool black Friday sale! Picked up the Knipex stripping tweezers for coated wires, along with different diameter blades for it, a pair of Knipex high leverage 12-degree diagonal cutters, a Gedore stripping knife for taking the sheathing off of multi-conductor cables, a pair of Knipex plastic tweezers and the 5-piece Witte Maxx screwdriver set. I don't normally see these brands on sale very often, so I jumped on those deals! Oh, and the 13-piece sticker pack 🐺🔧

[@ethanyace5265]

That tip I use on all my conduit fittings. It grips that weird screw head really well

[@Johnwickpifpaf]

I think this the best set for a homeowner/diyer

[@balazshorvath1915]

The weird screwdriver tip is called "PlusMinus", it's a combination od Philips and slotted. Practically the European version of Milwaukee ECX.

[@MillisConstruction]

Thanks a lot!!! I’ve never seen one before somehow

[@ky4442]

I was about to say this

[@gpraceman]

Do those work any better than the ECX bits with outlet/switch terminal screws? Sometimes I find the ECX bit not fitting well with some.

[@AirCav24]

I was gonna say it looks a lot like the Klein C2 bits used for electrical switch’s and outlets.

[@VeniVidiVid]

And it looks like what Wiha calls a Xeno driver. Good for switches and power receptacles.

[@jasonsovereign4750]

Fairly new subscriber. I started watching a few months back after buying a fixer upper and the tools I had that were handed down were not cutting it. Appreciate the videos and education I have gotten here. I have built out a nice new set taking advantage of the early black Friday deals that started in the beginning of November through actual black Friday. I have put together a set of tools I think most contractors would be jealous of. I just laid it all out and purchased 13 tools from Knipex consisting of the linesman, longnose, 3 different size cobras, cobalt's, 2 plier wrenches, Cutiex, forged wire strippers, twin grips, diagonal cutters and bolt end clippers all with comfort grips. Then from PB Swiss I bought the set of six striking heavy duty screwdrivers with the black swiss grips, The none ratcheting stubby, the black 100m ratcheting insider and size 4 dead blow hammer. Then a stabila level set and lastly the Green Fastcap tape measure. most things I found where 30 to 60% off which means I still spent a small fortune but could of been much worse any other time of the year.

[@Tools_and_Guitars]

Nice driver set! 👍 I regret not picking those up on the KC black Friday sale. But I got some other Wera stuff from them that day so all good. I am yet to find a Wera product that I have been disappointed with.

[@RandysWSG]

Very cool!

[@vidarsjogren]

I use similar drivers at work a pozidriv slotted combo for automatic breakers and other din mounted equipment. The one's I use are from PB swiss PB 5180 SL. Yours on the other hand seems to be a Philips and slotted combo.

[@p01am3a]

the ph/s2 and ph/s1 insulated screwdrivers are used with various electric connections enclosures and the pz/s2 and pz/s1 (yes, there are pozidrive versions too) are usually used with circuit breakers and distribution blocks all over europe; I have no idea on what you can use those specialty models in america though :)

[@Tooligan2021helloyouTooligans]

Another great Video

[@MillisConstruction]

Thanks a lot!!

[@jessicalawson1417]

That PH/S driver is a slotted Philips there are screws used in some electrical equipment that have what look slotted but also looks like a Philips so those slotted Philips drivers help you grab those heads with more positive feedback

[@rds9872]

That’s an electricians tip, fits most electrical screws that are both flat head and Phillips. Klein makes one as well, not sure if it’s insulated though.

[@cerealkiller4248]

The driver that confused you is used in control panels here in the UK. They’ve been around for a few years. I’ve posted on your channel in the past, I’ve spent over £600 just on drivers in the last 6/7 years, mainly Klein, but Bahco Stanley Wera Wiha Armeg Irazola too, but the crazy thing is my most used driver is a large slotted one I found somewhere. It’s a DIY chain home brand I’d never normally touch with a barge pole, but it’s been invaluable to my EDC 🤣😁😂 I’ve been eyeing up the yellow Wera drivers for a bit so this has edged me towards getting some. I’ve had the insulated ones ones in the past, they were ok but the laser tips didn’t quite blow me away, but I loved the grip, and I loved the fact they were fairly short.

[@gm08351]

dude has a funko pop collection guaranteed

[@MillisConstruction]

Not sure what a funko pop collection is?

[@daifeichu]

I'm not 100% certain but I think that Phillips with the shoulders is like Milwaukee's ECX #1 and #2. It's mostly a slot to give torque in an electrical box but is also part Phillips so it doesn't slip out.

Its electrician tip for automatic breakers. Its different screw tip maybe to scare of regular homeowners with unisolated screwdriver becouse screws are under load.

[@martialme84]

07:18 In some applications you find screws that are for phillips head drivers but also have a slot for a flat head driver. Maybe this screw driver is for those screws.

[@pickin4you]

I believe the odd shaped, Phillips/not Phillips is specifically for the screw on a switch or outlet. Those are not really regular slotted/ Phillips combo screws. Find a switch or extra outlet and see how it fits. I am betting it’s made just for that one purpose and no other.

[@MrWesleyDP]

Found a few good deals on Black Friday. The US PB Swiss site was 50% off which really is a phenomenal deal for PB Swiss. Picked up some torx keys, driver bits, and a few odds and ends. Getting close to having everything that I could conceivably use of thiers. Koken was 25% so I picked up some of their Nut Grip sockets, which seem like they will make starting any bolts or nuts a lot easier. And of course, KC Tool. Got the Heyco Screwdrivers, NWS Pliers Wrench, and the Wera Kraftform Kompact. Also scored a few good deals from Amazon: some forstner bits, spade bits, and a huge Nicholson rasp. Overall, pretty happy with the deal I found. Was looking at the same Wera driver set, but felt like I really ~only~needed to buy so many screwdriving things that day. lol. Great video as always.

[@MillisConstruction]

I hit that 50% off sale hard! That unboxing is probably coming next week, I just shot it yesterday. I bought a bunch 🤦‍♂️

[@vidarsjogren]

@@MillisConstruction looking forward. Buy once cry once.

[@bradleybenson13]

Would like to see in some future videos the tools being used on your job sites if you can and if you have various tips and tricks when working on different things

[@MillisConstruction]

I’ve tried to but the hate on those is borderline intolerable for me. It’s on another level these days. I do this for fun and that just ruins it completely. I may someday have members only videos with that content but I doubt I ever do it public again. My personal sanity is too important 😅

[@bradleybenson13]

@@MillisConstruction well I totally understand that

[@Brandonreisinger]

Plus/minus or xeno is intended for electrical installations. Receptacles, ground bars and such

[@NomadicHacker.]

Don't a lot of Phillips screws in electrical also have the ability to take a slotted... I wonder if that p2s fits those better?

[@markbongers9641]

The Philips with slotted is used a lot in Europe in electrical boxes. ives a better grip, use rhem a lot.

[@AudiS4orce1]

Where can I find this exact set? Doesn’t seem to be on KC tools or Amazon?

[@timblack33]

I was able to score one deal this Black Friday on Amazon….Flukes newest clamp meter the 378FC for $623 regularly 862$ aside from that And some Dewalt batteries everything else seemed gimmicky that was a deal

[@martialme84]

00:17 The correct pronunciation is "Vera" with a "V" as in the english word "very", by the way. Since your "Knipex" is so beautifully correct at this point, i thought i'd nudge you on to the next step on your hazardous journey through German toolmakers' names, brother. ^^

[@MillisConstruction]

Working on it 😁 I get yelled at in the comments a lot for saying it with a V just like the K lol

[@davidmccord6555]

Do you still have the FastCap tape measure on automatic reorder? Just curious, Fastcap fan here. And a Wera fan as well.

[@MillisConstruction]

Absolutely. I had to pause it for awhile as I wasn’t wearing them out fast enough though 🤣

[@abdel2391]

Do you have à head light please ?

[@MillisConstruction]

A head light?

[@abdel2391]

@@MillisConstruction can you make a video about headlamps

[@MillisConstruction]

@@abdel2391 I have a few of those I believe. The Olight Array 2S, the Olight Perun 2 Mini and the Surefire Minimus are on my channel. Those are my main headlamps 😁

[@abdel2391]

@@MillisConstruction tanks 💗

[@jangthapa5878]

Hello sir i m from Nepal. I m your regular viewer. I like this tools. But can’t buy because of money and this tools aren’t available also in my country. If possible can you help me please?