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I’m looking to get a new set of VDE Screwdrivers. I’ve had Wiha and Wera currently. But I’ve found the grip on the Wera a little slippy in the hand when in the cold. I’ve seen both ITL and Boddingtons are highly rated. If anyone has used them or has any recommendations that would be great.
 
I have both ITL and Boddingtons , B's are the best IMO nice grip and soft handle.
 

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I’m looking to get a new set of VDE Screwdrivers. I’ve had Wiha and Wera currently. But I’ve found the grip on the Wera a little slippy in the hand when in the cold. I’ve seen both ITL and Boddingtons are highly rated. If anyone has used them or has any recommendations that would be great.
Used ITL very satisfied with them.
 
They do look good. Also a lifetime warranty which is good. Does anyone know if Boddingtons have a lifetime warranty. I know the DNO use them.
 
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Used ITL very satisfied with them.
I think domestic lot like the Wiha /wera types .The commercial lot like Boddingtons etc .They are bloody excellent .I had 3 before but they got nicked by someone a few years ago.
I think domestic lot like the Wiha /wera types .The commercial lot like Boddingtons etc .They are bloody excellent .I had 3 before but they got nicked by someone a few years ago.
 
I think domestic lot like the Wiha /wera types .The commercial lot like Boddingtons etc .They are bloody excellent .I had 3 before but they got nicked by someone a few years ago.

Most of the guys I work with use CK/Wera/Wiha and the only domestic properties they work on are homers.
 
They do look good. Also a lifetime warranty which is good. Does anyone know if Boddingtons have a lifetime warranty. I know the DNO use them.
They do look good. Also a lifetime warranty which is good. Does anyone know if Boddingtons have a lifetime warranty. I know the DNO use them.
They do look good. Also a lifetime warranty which is good. Does anyone know if Boddingtons have a lifetime warranty. I know the DNO use them.
can't post. it's all gone pete tong. 50 ?????????????????
It went funny for me before Tel.
 
They do look good. Also a lifetime warranty which is good. Does anyone know if Boddingtons have a lifetime warranty. I know the DNO use them.
They do look good. Also a lifetime warranty which is good. Does anyone know if Boddingtons have a lifetime warranty. I know the DNO use them.
They do look good. Also a lifetime warranty which is good. Does anyone know if Boddingtons have a lifetime warranty. I know the DNO use them.
can't post. it's all gone pete tong. 50 ?????????????????
It went funny for me before Tel.
Most of the guys I work with use CK/Wera/Wiha and the only domestic properties they work on are homers.

Ended up buying Boddingtons.
 
They do look good. Also a lifetime warranty which is good. Does anyone know if Boddingtons have a lifetime warranty. I know the DNO use them.



It went funny for me before Tel.


Ended up buying Boddingtons.
Good choice you wont be disappointed.
Good choice you wont be disappointed.
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Used ITL very satisfied with them.
I think domestic lot like the Wiha /wera types .The commercial lot like Boddingtons etc .They are bloody excellent .I had 3 before but they got nicked by someone a few years ago.
I think domestic lot like the Wiha /wera types .The commercial lot like Boddingtons etc .They are bloody excellent .I had 3 before but they got nicked by someone a few years ago.
 
There’s an echo in here…

I’m sticking with Wiha. Goes with the torque driver I’ve got.
Any VDE should be up to the task, but it’s down to the blade size in relation to the terminal screws you would be working on. So there may be a good reason that wiha are common with domestics.

I too thought Boddingtons was the “cream of Manchester”
 
There’s an echo in here…

I’m sticking with Wiha. Goes with the torque driver I’ve got.
Any VDE should be up to the task, but it’s down to the blade size in relation to the terminal screws you would be working on. So there may be a good reason that wiha are common with domestics.

I too thought Boddingtons was the “cream of Manchester”
Forum posting went all pete Tong yesterday
 
for RCBOs, wiha are great except for 1 thing.... the bits fall out even when locked in because the lock is pants.
 
Pound for Pound I still feel Wiha are the best

I bought the Wiha 6 piece Slim Set for around £30 from screwfix when they were on special and I have absolutely caned the carp out of them and they are still going

Have tried the Wera and Wiha multi bit changing screw drivers but just found it too faffy keep chopping and changing inserts when up a ladder ect. I do see their merits as you can travel lighter with 1 handle to multiple bits but I just prefer a good old fashioned one piece
 
Pound for Pound I still feel Wiha are the best

I bought the Wiha 6 piece Slim Set for around £30 from screwfix when they were on special and I have absolutely caned the carp out of them and they are still going

Have tried the Wera and Wiha multi bit changing screw drivers but just found it too faffy keep chopping and changing inserts when up a ladder ect. I do see their merits as you can travel lighter with 1 handle to multiple bits but I just prefer a good old fashioned one piece
Just had a look at screwfix 6 pc wiha slim set for £23. Good price if it’s the right sizes
 

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