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Quality Precision Screwdriver Sets: Flat, Phillips & Torx Options in Case or Box

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  • #1 9668074
    elektro8000
    Level 14  
    Hello everyone :D
    As in the topic, I need to buy a set of precision screwdrivers.
    It would be best if the whole thing could be in a case, suitcase or box.
    The set should include flat and Phillips screwdrivers (or torx), preferably 3-4 each.
    I am not interested in those for PLN 5-15, the tips of which are made after using them several times.
    You could recommend websites with stores that have decent prices and quite an interesting selection (I have already looked for Allegro and several online stores).

    So far my favorites are:
    1. Screwdrivers 1- click on me;]
    Quality Precision Screwdriver Sets: Flat, Phillips & Torx Options in Case or Box
    2. Screwdrivers 2- click on me;]
    Quality Precision Screwdriver Sets: Flat, Phillips & Torx Options in Case or Box

    As for the second set, it's probably not quite good, because sometimes the diameter of the screw hole is too narrow for the whole tips to enter. What is the diameter of the ends on the connection side?

    Overall, I would prefer each screwdriver to be separate, i.e. each with a handle, but I am waiting for your suggestions. Then we will choose "namber łan" together :D
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  • #2 9668126
    mariuszspa
    Level 21  
    I have the first ones (I bought them in Lidl for 29.90). Torx, after disassembling a few phones, are not suitable for use, PH is also not strong.
  • #3 9668154
    elektro8000
    Level 14  
    Did you buy for PLN 30? I found this set in 3 stores and they cost PLN 50 ? 5 in each one.
    So what? This set is worth nothing?
  • #4 9668168
    Naimad_86
    Level 16  
    Unfortunately, most of these sets of little-known companies will fall apart sooner or later. Just see how much one TORX for electronics costs: http: //www.renex.com.pl / ... (13 PLN-19 PLN). And the page I gave is just an example. The prices of company screwdrivers, which will be used for a long time, are much higher, not a paltry 50 or 100 PLN per set. Regards
  • #5 9668172
    mariuszspa
    Level 21  
    Just like a friend writes, crap.
    I bought Link
    Much better. I have Wiha ordinary screwdrivers. Durable with proper use.
  • #6 9668189
    elektro8000
    Level 14  
    I know that you have to spend a little "penny" for a decent set that will serve us over the years. Once I bought 2-3 screwdrivers for PLN 15 each and so far they are unbreakable.
    Unfortunately, I do not have enough money to give 150-200 PLN for the set (even more)
    As for the sets on the Allegro, the cheapest cost from PLN 7 (even 10 pcs.) :D Who is buying it? It's probably the first time you use it, it will fall apart ...
    Mariusz is quite a nice set ;)
    I found something similar before Here . It is true that the price is lower, but this is not the case at the moment.
    What do you think about this COVAL? It is true that the set is a bit small - only 7 pcs. Maybe they have something bigger ... A brand checked by me when it comes to wrenches and other tools, but how will it be with that? ;)
    Quality Precision Screwdriver Sets: Flat, Phillips & Torx Options in Case or Box


    I am waiting for further suggestions
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  • #8 9672700
    elektro8000
    Level 14  
    I do not expect any revelation because, as I mentioned before, I know that you have to spend "some" money on a good set. I am not a service technician or a person who deals specifically with repairing equipment. I am looking for a "fairly" good (but again, don't tell me that I won't find one), a set that should be enough for my not quite high expectations;]
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  • #20 9675345
    paluszasty
    Level 25  
    I know that it may not be this price class, but what colleagues think about watchmakers' screwdrivers, for example:

    http://www.kraina-czasu.pl/Zecja-wkretakow-pl...rubokretow-i-na-podstaw%283.8182,4223%29.aspx

    What I like about them are the interchangeable tips. The cost of the tip is PLN 2. The single screwdriver itself is about PLN 30. More expensive than Wiha, but if a wihy screwdriver is damaged, we buy a new one for about PLN 20, here it is enough to replace the tip.

    I am not a professional electronics engineer (but a chemist), but I often have to start something at work (and this is expensive equipment). At home, I have a decent set of screwdrivers. WIhy I am most pleased with nothing, but sometimes I wonder if I should buy a second one, one home, the other portable. And hence the question for colleagues, what speaks for watchmakers' screwdrivers with interchangeable bits (I gave one advantage) and what for typically electronic precision screwdrivers (e.g. Wiha, Wera, etc., here it seems to me that plastic fits better in my hand).

    By the way to the author of the topic, if you do not want to spend a lot on screwdrivers, Wiha used to sell such precision screwdriver sets with a navy blue handle, they were available only in sets (I thought about them, I finally waited, put away and bought those from the normal series) and its cost is probably PLN 60, now I do not see it on the website, but maybe a friend will find it.

    And seriously, when not precise screwdrivers, even the cheaper ones are of acceptable quality, the precise ones are of terrible quality. I also processed a series of a few cheaper screwdrivers (including Gooldtool) and all of them deteriorated very quickly (especially those with a 1.5mm, 1mm tip), even during non-professional work. I finally bought a decent one and they have been in use for a year now. There is only apparent saving in buying the cheap ones.
  • #21 9675376
    Naimad_86
    Level 16  
    paluszasty wrote:
    I know that it may not be this price class, but what colleagues think about watchmakers' screwdrivers, for example:

    http://www.kraina-czasu.pl/Zecja-wkretakow-pl...rubokretow-i-na-podstaw%283.8182,4223%29.aspx


    I would say as if he got one for his birthday, I would be very happy. They would probably be on display waiting for my old set (it's over 2 years old) to live. Coming back to the author of the post, maybe let him buy a few cheap sets - it will come out cheaper, and maybe one of them will be durable enough.
  • #23 9675415
    Naimad_86
    Level 16  
    paluszasty wrote:
    He will buy a pair of sets and spend PLN 100, for a little more you can have:

    http://www.wiha.com/poland/Katalog-produktow/...etakow-plaskich-krzyzowych-PH-PicoFinish-6-cz

    And these screwdrivers will probably last longer than a few "marketers".


    Only in these times, flat and cross screwdrivers alone are not enough. In cheap sets, you have several types and sizes. And you proposed 3 pieces of two standards for almost PLN 110.
  • #24 9675438
    paluszasty
    Level 25  
    The fact is that torxes are needed more and more often. The cheaper ones mentioned here, if I would take for myself the ones proposed by my friend Mariuszsp. They make the best impression in my opinion, I do not know this company, but it made a good impression on me especially with these screwdrivers:
    http://www.profitechnik.pl/narzedzia-reczne/n...e-plaskieph-w-zecja-6-cz-proskit-sd-9805.html

    This is the first time I see insulated precision screwdrivers that can sometimes come in handy. The question is what is the actual quality of the insulation. Or maybe some of your colleagues have come across insulated precision screwdrivers yet?

    The "cheap" ones also seem interesting to me (although I do not like screwdrivers with interchangeable shafts, time is not needed to change the shank, on the other hand they take up less space):
    https://www.distrelec.com/ishopWebFront/catal...mi_grotami/and/language/is/pl/and/shop/is/PL/ and / series / is / 1 / and / id / is / 01 / and / node / is / 164446.html
  • #26 9682129
    elektro8000
    Level 14  
    And how, did anyone else find something else? ;) This week I would like to order something ...
    Maybe you would recommend me some other hardware stores ;)
    I was also thinking about taking two sets than one bigger one.
    The first with a set of cross and flat screwdrivers, and the second with a set of special screwdrivers, e.g. torxy. What do you think about it? ;)
  • #27 9682941
    arch_x
    Level 21  
    I recommend the hexes from your item 2. I have been using it for several years and with quite frequent use, none of them are damaged, even below 1.3.
    I did not use the rest of this set, not even once.
    As previously described, I recommend: torxy - Jonnesway, cross and straight - wiha, stanley ...
    Regards.
  • #28 9690214
    elektro8000
    Level 14  
    I was in Castorama today and I found nothing interesting. There were kits similar to these
    Quality Precision Screwdriver Sets: Flat, Phillips & Torx Options in Case or Box
    One for PLN 52, the second for about PLN 30 and the third for PLN 18:] It was clear that this is total Chinese food and crap that will fall apart the first time you use it.
    There were Wiha screwdrivers, but big. There were also smaller ones, however, with a stiff handle - price per item PLN 18-22.
    I don't think I can find anything else. I liked these Link and I think I will stay with them. They are for PLN 60 on the allegro.
  • #29 9691421
    Arekbar
    Level 10  
    Hello!
    I have been dealing with the subject of tools for years and as a railroad modeller I use Wera Micro screwdrivers:

    http://www.profitechnik.pl/narzedzia-reczne/n...a-6-cz-stojak-wera-kraftform-micro-20356.html

    One of my colleagues asked about the quality of insulation in insulated screwdrivers. This is precisely described in the EN60900 standard. Tools that meet this standard are subjected to, among others, flammability, low temperature and 10 000V voltage tests (each one is tested under such voltage !!) and the manufacturer signs under it. So quality shouldn't be a problem!
  • #30 9699457
    pawulon1111
    Level 16  
    what do you think about yato or neo

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the search for quality precision screwdriver sets, specifically those that include flat, Phillips, and Torx options, preferably housed in a case or box. Users express concerns about the durability of low-cost screwdrivers, often made by lesser-known brands, which tend to break or wear out quickly. Recommendations include investing in higher-quality brands such as Wiha, Jonnesway, and Wera, which are noted for their longevity and reliability. Some participants suggest considering insulated screwdrivers for safety, while others discuss the practicality of interchangeable tips. Various online retailers and local stores are mentioned as potential sources for purchasing these tools, with users sharing personal experiences regarding the performance of different brands and models.
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