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Wish you would of actually cut the pipe on camera to demonstrate how quickly it cuts and show truly what the cut looks like.

I have the 8oz ball peen. I love it. Also have two framers and a 24oz mallet. All great

I love this size hammer for the small projects I do.

These are made in Germany by NWS pliers it seems

I have a pair of these in my kitchen drawer!

By far the best pliers I have ever used. They are very tactile. They give you a lot of feedback and they can slip into tight spaces that you couldn't normally get into

I ❤ a good set of nut drivers, I have some wihas & old school felos. Never see that feature before, very clever. Color coded too.

I like these jaws better than the standard jaws, they feel more tailored

Great demonstration, great video.

I have used a screwdriver or needle nose pliers, this looks so much easier to use.

Any stamped WIHA logo? Stamped sizing? Stamped part no on each bit? Or is there just etched logo and sizeing? Vietnam made?

I have this set.

I need this

cool set!

I have this set...I like how easy the bits are to see in the case.

Awesome video would love a demonstration when you are showing the tools

No need to screw in 6/32 and 8/32 screws but insert them into their designated holes on an angle. Works from both sides of the stripper just as well. There are no threads inside the holes to slow down the clipping of the screws or go in on the wrong side and fight with a plugged hole.

I think the hole in the handle is to loop wire

Step 1, throw that thing In the bin, it's dangerous. Step 2, get a plug in socket checker.

Thank you for the video :) From Arabia!

You can put if the put the 1/4 inch impact adaptive together to it goes inside the larger 1/2 inche adapter so you can also use the bigger sockets with the impact also

How do you reload the dispenser or is not even possible ?

I saw this the other day on the shelf... i should of bought it

...and you don't get electrocuted because??

How long is this bit holder?

Although most of the Klein tools are made in the USA, I heard from the horses mouth (a member of the Klein family and a representative) that all Klein tools will be made in the USA and that is awesome to know (spread the word about this).

Why does the other side of the outlet don't lit up? Is there no current on it? Just a question.

Poplar is not hardwood where we are but it varies I guess as to your location. Thanks for the demo.

Robert, you tell exactly how it is - needed! As this is probably one of the most poorly understood Wera tools by its users which is a shame as the mechanical engineering is brilliant and in practice a wonderful tool to have and I have one indeed!

As a reply to @MustPassTruck: It is not the engineers.... it's the marketing department... it is always the same people: admin, marketing, finance, sales who screws up designers and engineers good jobs eg and to sum it up it is always the same culprit: money!

Great innovation from Wiha!

Works but I use it for lesser voltage applications. I’m not sticking anything in a live outlet, even though I know it’s fine to do

Seems sketchy

With the way quality control is these days you are at risk. Don't do it. Non contact devices are available.

Why do I feel like this is a prank and it’s real use will not get you electrocuted

Do you like these pliers better the the Klein's from a previous video?

Is it Germany made ?

Thanks for the video, good teaching style and reasoning. Maybe a link to purchase the tool from a company you like could be useful. Thanks for the efforts

id trust my life with a Chinese piece of junk

I don't think this tool is practical. You have to "push" the button every time to switch to turbo, because while at "turbo" you can't use the screwdriver as normal screwdriver. But you have to do the switch, because the torque at "turbo" is 4x lower. And the switching action, takes away all the speed bonus there is. As one youtube video explained, this turbo screwdriver is most suitable for light duty, laptop assembly, disassembly. Because the lowered torque is perfectly fine there and also the sweet spot to not break the plastic screw slot. This turbo screwdriver is not suitable for furniture assembly or higher torque bike repair etc. At least it doesn't offer anything extra.

Hello I’m curious if you could help me, I just bought one of these and plugged it in to charge I’m only getting 5w as I see everyone else 70+ input it goes up to 30 if I turn the AC outlets on, with 25.4v and 100wh but it keeps saying 99.9 hrs until fully charged I’ve tried every outlet in the house verified power at my outlets and I have no errors or faults on my machine saying low power it’s all lit up green and I just took it out of the box like this, thank you for your time

Great video cant wait to get mine

Sounds like Richard Dreyfuss

Bin it

When I find tools I don't need but must have 😂

hi Robert got a question for you in my home its 125 volts I want to change my outlet plate but I dont think I can cut the power this special insulated type would be the best remedy? thoughts please thank you!

But don't you have to buy the reamer and tap stuff separately?

Why would this be better than Bosch Go electric screwdriver? The Wera Turbo weights 230g, and the Bosch Go weights 310, so 80g different, but with that you get electric.

Nice concise overview of this set, thanks!

How have they held up?