Which make of VDE screwdriver do you think is the best?

[R G]

How about my nice tool kit then ...LOL...

 

[shanky887614]

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How about my nice tool kit then ...LOL...

which skip did you stock up on?

 

[Maddison]

used to be wera until i tried the wiha.. top quality and £25 on ebay

 

[shanky887614]

used to be wera until i tried the wiha.. top quality and £25 on ebay

keep an eye for the wallet sets.

£25 for 5 drivers and a pair of snips (make sure there the professional range ones)

 

[jase]

11 Piece VDE Screwdriver Set - Draper
cant go wrong with these for the price, I love the grippy handles too

 

[Brad1]

I've always used CK snips, pliers and screwies but I've just got a set of irazolas to try out!

 

[glendeveronltd]

for me irazola tekniks everytime,i was alwasy a fan of ck years ago but didnt like using them the same when they changed the shape

 

[danzi132]

Wera VDE for me, love the ergonomic design.

 

[kingstav]

Wera! tried the rest. stick with the best

 

[kingstav]

Wera! tried the rest. stick with the best

 

[shanky887614]

wera are alright, i prefer facom though.

i wouldnt call wera the best though

 

[Leesparkykent]

I was just having a little look and these NWS screwdrivers look identical to the old CK range.

 

[Tommy C]

I was just having a little look and these NWS screwdrivers look identical to the old CK range.

Have got NWS pliers which are really great. Currently using We're easily available and quite good And Whia slimline torque set. Chap that work for us also has Whia and they are great. Previous favorite are Bacho which are indestructible brutes.

 

[shanky887614]

Have got NWS pliers which are really great. Currently using We're easily available and quite good And Whia slimline torque set. Chap that work for us also has Whia and they are great. Previous favorite are Bacho which are indestructible brutes.

nws pliers are alright but knipex,ck,wiha etc are better

 

[Leesparkykent]

I see NWS have started doing these, I don't know what the difference is to the standard ones.

 

[Tommy C]

Previous pair were knipex they were good till the handle grips came off. Quite like my mates Whia, but do find the NWS the best. Always interesting how personal the preference is.

They are all really good pliers and would be happy to use most of them, really like the NWS though.

 

[shanky887614]

I see NWS have started doing these, I don't know what the difference is to the standard ones.

i had a set of the ones on the left, work well for reaming 20mm

 

[Alarm_Monkey]

I see NWS have started doing these, I don't know what the difference is to the standard ones.

none vde,

Draper with the horride dimpled handles have very hard wearing tips

The CKs are very soft, some of the newer brands appear to be very long, thin& prone to snapping

 

[kingstav]

Think its due to individual taste never tried facom. Find c k too brittle drivers , but get on great with their 3 in 1 side cutters. Knipex all the way on grips and bancho for adjustable spanners. Fluke for test gear. But that's just me ....

 

[shanky887614]

Think its due to individual taste never tried facom. Find c k too brittle drivers , but get on great with their 3 in 1 side cutters. Knipex all the way on grips and bancho for adjustable spanners. Fluke for test gear. But that's just me ....

cant go wrong with knipex grips, bahco adjustable and fluke testers i use the same kit