New Screwdrivers

[alpha spark]

Thinking off getting a new set of drivers just seen these any one used them before wot u think ?

 

[alpha spark]

http://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/4013288041708%20WER006147%20006147%20Kraftform%20Insulated%20VDE%20Screwdriver%20Set%207%20Piece

 

[OnOff]

Have they got the slimmed down ends for getting into some of the RCBO's etc?

 

[m4tty]

Have they got the slimmed down ends for getting into some of the RCBO's etc?

Stanley knife fixes If it doesn't lol

 

[alpha spark]

I have Irazola at the mo and they do surely every make would wouldn't they but then again probably not

Was looking at a knipex set but they are redicously expensive

 

[Steve3948]

I use the Orange handle RS ones, but they cost that much just for 1, however they do last.

 

[Andy™]

i use CK

 

[betty swollocks]

Im using the wera ones at the moment but I got them on offer after a wholesalers promo

Think I paid £10

Big ones are fine but the two smaller terminal drivers are poor, tips breaking and had them replaced 2 or 3 times in a few months, talked to counter staff who said loads have been returned

 

[alpha spark]

Andy which ck ones u got any links

 

[Andy™]

i use these (minus the neon of death)

http://cpc.farnell.com/ck-tools/t49193/screwdriver-set-vde-pz-slotted/dp/TL13428'>

(cllick the image)

 

[Evans Electric]

I try not to buy sets as different coloured ones I find are easier to spot in toolbox.

Also tend to buy Pozidrive 2 at a time as they wear more than others , quite a difference when you change to unused one .

Also need to replace the ..." Screwdriver that has no name"   ... but no one seems to have any at the moment .       You know , the one designed for MCB / RCD terminals   half Phillips half slotted thingy ,  had a couple of them but never remember what they're called.  

 

[Andy™]

just wrap some tape around them to identify them

 

[alpha spark]

I try not to buy sets as different coloured ones I find are easier to spot in toolbox.

Also tend to buy Pozidrive 2 at a time as they wear more than others , quite a difference when you change to unused one .

Also need to replace the ..." Screwdriver that has no name"   ... but no one seems to have any at the moment .       You know , the one designed for MCB / RCD terminals   half Phillips half slotted thingy ,  had a couple of them but never remember what they're called.  

I have a ck one of those evans

 

[alpha spark]

Modulo I think there called

 

[SLIPSHOD & SLAPDASH]

Yep  Modulo, but they are crap, i have snapped 4 of them, which were replaced foc. Wylex and a few other makes say use Phillips no 2.

 

[Barx]

I've had the wera set before, as mentioned above, the smaller one snap easy and the laser tips soon wear down and then the driver slips easy. Wouldn't buy another set to be honest.

 

[Andy™]

Yep  Modulo, but they are crap, i have snapped 4 of them, which were replaced foc. Wylex and a few other makes say use Phillips no 2.

never had any problems with mine

 

[Steve3948]

Andy - maybe you have a weak wrist, what you been doing with it

 

[Andy™]

Andy - maybe you have a weak wrist, what you been doing with it

could that be the cause of the connections going black and melting wihin a few days?

 

[kerching]

Modulo............Fl-Ozi................Fl-Lips.....loadsa names

I have found the best to be the black/red Kewtechnic ones

I prefer different coloured/style ones for ease of identification...don't like tape on them as it becomes as 'Sticky as Tulisa's Hanky'

ID mine by marking on the top of the handle with Sharpie etc........easier to pick out in my new Veto bag [ it IS the dogs undercarriage of tool bags!]