Review on Wera Kraftform Lasertip Professional Screwdriver by Mateusz Sobczyk ᠌

Of course, it’s more pleasant to work with a tool that is immediately made for you and does not require modifications with a file, but for lying in a box and twisting something like a TV frame once a year, this is probably an overkill. Pros below: My first experience with expensive branded screwdrivers and it is, of course, much nicer than budget screwdrivers from a hardware store. Very nice smooth plastic without flash and burrs and rubber inserts that should not become limp and start to be smeared black in the palm of your hand. The straight slot has a sting without "hips", which means I won't have to cut them off. The metal leaves a good impression, but I'll take a look. With its cons: The laser notch seems to be more of a marketing ploy. Yes, with it, the screwdriver sits in the hardware noticeably more thoroughly, but after two days of not the most intensive work, it has already noticeably licked off at the edges, maybe the one in the grooves of the sting is enough. But screwdrivers are still not bought for notches.