🔧 Effortless Precision: Wiha 30297 12-Piece Soft Finish Screwdriver Set - Perfect for Slotted and Phillips Tasks Review

There were some drivers in this set that I will probably never use. But when I need them, they are of such high quality that they are totally reliable. If I had to make it again I would only buy the ones I need rather than a large set. But I still collect tools. Wiha is the brand I will choose when I need more.

I bought this kit for a DIY enthusiast. I'm a professional helicopter mechanic, so I recognize a good tool immediately. I researched for a month before buying and am very happy with the quality. I've included a photo from 4 years of abuse to show you how she's holding up. Highly recommended.

It feels like it will curl up every time I put my 300 pound gorilla arms in and give it a good arm, but they haven't yet. The wiha logo is drawn and fades after a week. I feel like I can use wedges with a vengeance and they aren't that expensive if you work in light electronics or household electrics get this but if you work in an industrial setting buy in few wedges.

I was thrilled to finally get a project that required the use of a screwdriver after purchase, only to find a cheap Walmart brand screwdriver. The rubberized grip doesn't cover the part of the grip you place your fingers on to turn it, but is made of a very slippery plastic. How the hell do you even use a screwdriver that you can't turn with your fingers? Also, they printed UPC right on the handle. I've never seen such ugly markings on an instrument in my life. Even cheap Walmart brands use UPC

. After another blister after only 50 screws, I decided to that it was time to replace my entire collection of screwdrivers (which have become a line in the last 15 years) with a quality line that works great and doesn't blister, so I've focused on quality and on being able to get custom replacements if a size wears out the screwdriver fits both criteria it is the highest quality money can buy very smooth in the hand but a strong grip with no cramps really the best screwdrivers that you can…

These are some of the best if not the best screwdrivers on the market. They have great feathers that I don't think are as prone to curve as the Kleins. They have a longer shaft, but not so long that it becomes obtrusive and counterproductive. The stock is well built, as are the grips, and the grips are as ergonomic as can be. They're comfortable to hold and it's a well-balanced screwdriver that's not bulky. The Phillips in particular has an enormous underbite and you can feel the torque being…

Bought these after extensively searching for replacements for my old Craftsman sets. I noticed that the heads of the fasteners were a bit tangled and the tips showed visible wear after all these decades(!). I didn't really care about the price as long as the tools were of high quality. I also looked at Wera and a few other brands, although I end up liking German design and manufacture. To be honest I had never heard of this brand before but after reading many great reviews from non-professional

I've been using Wiha insulated screwdrivers as an industrial mechanic for several years and they never disappoint. The grip and profile of the handle is amazing, the strength of the metal in the shank and tip of the screwdriver is extremely strong. I've never seen a single chip or twist. And if you use a suitably sized flathead screwdriver on the clasp, the fit is so perfect you'll never have the problem of a screwdriver trying to dislodge from the clasp like most flathead screwdrivers do. I…