🔧 Felo 07157 Ergonic 6 Piece Screwdriver Set with Slotted and Phillips Heads Review

4 years of work at work and at home have passed. They hold up with no problem. From car repairs to home repairs to HVAC servers, they do it all!

These are tools for life as long as your kids don't lose them. The set is of excellent quality and covers the entire range of sizes. I've had Stanley and snap-on screwdrivers for years, but I find them superior in terms of quality and convenience. I especially like the hex on the top of the shaft to help with stubborn screws with wrenches. These are holders!

I like the soft ergonomic handles. Typical German Felo quality. I like hex head screws because you can set them with a wrench. I put together a complete set, including the two bit holders (long and short), I really liked them. I also have a full set of Felo wood handle screwdrivers for oil work or where you need a percussion cap. They are excellent too. Get complete sets of both (and Wera too).

The only non-JIS screwdrivers I will use. They work great, are sturdy and feel good in the hand. No screwdriver lasts forever. If you use them every day, plan on replacing them once a year. Hexagonal jaws and a hole in the handle save lives. I wish the set had #3 Phillips instead of #1 but that's just me. Just buy a Phillips #3 to complete the set. Ideal for work on motorcycles, Eurocars and airplanes. 1000% better than tool trolley manufacturers; 10,000% better than Craftsman or regular brand…

Perfect for modern Phillips screws! The handles are comfortable. The blade shafts are straight and generally well made. I enjoy using them last year+, although flat blades don't see much use. If you have cabinets with equipment that came with Pozidrv, buy a Felo kit for it. Felo also has versions with punching ability. Genuine JIS bolts in Japanese cars from the 70's and 80's work perfectly. I have some genuine JIS screwdrivers so I don't mix up the Phillips head screws for these applications…

I've used them for 2 days and ruined Phillips bits and flat head screwdrivers are ground weirdly and not far enough from the shank. I'm guessing thickness and durability, but he made it so the flat head doesn't go deep into the screw because the pitch is steep when grinding. So if it barely reaches the top, it doesn't go all the way in. Only obvious quality control issues I had a cello set about 5-6 years ago and they were all fine and they lasted forever, they just seemed crap compared to my…

I paid $34 for this set ("Used" from Revain inventory). Felo makes many screwdrivers, but some of their main lines belong to the 400 series ("Ergonic", like this one, with yellow and black handles) and the 500 series ("Original", with red and black handles). They are well made and work well. Here are the main differences: Model 400 has hexagonal shafts, Model 500 has round ones. The larger 400 series (I think they are called 410) even have a hex on top. This allows more torque to be applied…

I really like it. You can hang upside down. (not quite, my picture is upside down) This is my second favorite set. (I like the Wera the most. More on that later) You can feel the difference between these screwdrivers and Craftsman or Stanley screwdrivers. They get a better grip that feels better and they bite the clasp better. The experience is totally different and MUCH better than cheap tools. I suspect the yellow part gets dirty quickly like my Dewalt tools do. At least most of the handle is