Bondhus 10687 7-Piece Balldriver Screwdriver Set with ProGuard Finish, 1.27mm-5mm Sizes Review

I bought these to use with M2 and M3 hex head screws. I use many of these to create 3D printed models. I was very pleased with the tight fit in the witches. Scratching was a real problem with my previous drivers and I haven't encountered it with these. Being able to angle the dynamics was amazing for some of the tight spots I had to screw in. Highly recommended.

They do the job but some of the pens I received seem to be sticky. If it makes any sense at all. Maybe it should help the grip but I don't care about the slippery feel it has. I'll have to check when I get home but I think it's the 2.5mm tool but the 3? I'm not sure if that's the standard for their tools, but I'd rather have some sort of ribbing or something than have something uncomfortable in the hand. I think I'll return them and buy another set. If anyone has any recommendations please let…

I bought these ball end hex screwdrivers for my travel box so I wouldn't have to carry around a very expensive Wiha screwdriver set. Upon arrival, I was immediately impressed with their fit and finish. I decided to test them for durability, performance and feel and was pleasantly surprised. They're just as powerful as my expensive drivers, but at a fraction of the cost. The soft handles are actually a bit more comfortable than those from the Wiha brand, especially after prolonged use. I'm a new

These are very good for small electronics - I use mine with my 3D printer. The spherical end is very useful for working in tight places where you normally can't get straight. The different sizes are a good choice to always have the right size for most small projects. The handles are comfortable and provide the perfect leverage. The downsides I found were durability. The metal used is a kind of soft material and tends to peel off easily. I'd have another set on hand if you just need to work in…

I bought these for my 3D printer. They are the right size and can handle the torque I need without breaking or twisting. I bought other ball drivers and the ball broke right away! I especially love the fact that they are made in America! The grips are mostly comfortable. I say that because the grip gets smaller as the size goes down as you would expect, but if they decrease by more than 2mm the grips get very small. I just wish they were a little bigger, but that's just my personal preference…

These are the best ball point hex screwdrivers. Some reviewers say they don't fit the screw exactly. Well, those are the BALL END drivers. If you want a very secure fit, buy the FLAT END drivers. These ball head screwdrivers are designed for quick and easy installation and removal of hex head screws. The ball ends naturally make contact with the inside of the hex socket in only a few places, but allow for up to 20 degrees of misalignment. A flathead screwdriver provides perfect…

Bought these about 6 months ago and love them (I build and work with 3D printers so hex bolts get tightened daily). You were great! I can't believe I used to use an Allen key for everything before! About a week ago I noticed that the 3mm screwdriver was rounded - it slipped into the hex heads of my screws. I remembered that Bondhus had a lifetime guarantee so I emailed them (doesn't seem to need an RMA or anything) asking for a replacement and today, after about a week, the replacement arrived.

I bought these primarily to work with my Traxxas RC cars. I love the variety of sizes and that it has all the sizes I need to work with my RC car. Spherical ends are very useful for off-axis screws. But that's where the highlights end. The three sizes I use the most, or all, are pretty much reduced. The smallest size I use is for the grub screw that needs to tighten the gear on the RC motor's output shaft. If the set screw is not tightened, the gear will slip and destroy the plastic gear…

Nice set of medium quality ball point screwdrivers. However, you can also work without torque with a slightly angled screw. That's what makes her great. For that I love her very much. I often work on 3D printers with metric screws and it's not always easy to get a straight line with a screw. They can be at about a 45 degree angle to the top of the screw and they will still snap into the hole and turn it. Of course, the larger the angle to the straight line, the less effort is required. 3 longer