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That's nice, I did look at the smaller version of it BT.9 which was mentioned by #9 I did look at BT.4A. after #9 mentioned the Facom. The thing is that the tool box is Free volume bin dimensions (L x W x H): 290 x 155 x 45 mm, where most tools are 50-80mm wide so the tools can not be stacked...

I very like the UT22 and the KRA21 they are just a bit to big. Wish that UT22 was only 2 level. I like the KRA24 over KRA21 but both are to big compared to my needs. I do not think the weight is not a big issue now that I only need a small toolbox. Furthermore I do like to have in metal. The...

When you write: "get something there is known quality and comes with a warranty to match" Can you give some some more examples from other brands as well? I am not sure that I am familiar with the brands you have in mind since I thought the brands I was linking to in #1 was quality brands. Would...

I actually like that one as well, but have no idea of how durable they are since they can be opened from more sides. But I will give that the are aesthetic pleasure (which is not a must, but positive). Yes, did add it to the list - Though not sure which one would most durable

That is exactly the reason I did include cantilevered style boxes with 2 levels and not 3 levels. This is here you guys come into the picture and exactly the reason I ask you guys for help since I prefer to pay once (and cry once) I really like the Facom, but do not want the toolbox to be...

Thank you! I forgot a “space” between the text and the link, but did correct Them now

Hi guys, I am currently looking for a small toolbox for my tools. I am looking for a tool box where durability is in focus (hopefully it will last forever) and where function and price is secondary. Summed: Durability > Function > Price. All the links I have under the tool description is just...

VDE: Agree, guess people buy them because they are interested in them. ESD: Did not even know a anti-static wrist strap existed... Never really had use for ESD even though I earlier did a lot fumbling around with computer and other electronics... With that said I still consider buying a ESD...

Fair enough... But I mean it would only make sense to use VDE screwdrivers if you are a electrician, otherwise you can just shut off all the electricity from the main buttons when fixing switches and lamp outlets. I am actually considering buying a ESD bitholder since its mainly torx bits for...

Off topic but a little inside: The above is nothing. The scandinavian countries (governments) live on the tariffs/duties/taxes payed by the people and therefore have many taxes and duties We pay 45% in income tax which is split up into (37% to the government and 8% which goes to people back...

Thank you for your opinion. I do not think they sell those Canuck in Europe (have not seen them at least). I prefer to buy from European pages since we in Denmark pay 150 kr. (23$) in import tarif/duties when we buy things (outside EU) there have value over $12. Furthermore we have to pay 25%...

They also look very nice and very similar to the PB swiss tbh. The thing is… After you guys have been praising PB swiss so much I somehow got a bit attached to buying them (just waiting for a good deal to appear where I would buy slotted 0-5, PH 0-3 ad PZ 0-3 + rainbow Hex keys and torx as bits...

Valid point with using the knurled L-keys into recessed holes - Did not thought about that tbh. Have you been using Bondhus and PB? From the study (the link), it seems like Bondhus is better than PB, but is this also what you guys feel IRL? I am located in Denmark, where the price is 29$ for...

Thank you for the link, very interesting aspects they elucidates. I actually never thought about the advantage of having a square or hex shank on compared to the round shanks since I never had ned for extra torque, but it is definitely a thing there is going to be taken into account when you...

Thanks for the words and the link. Have you compared them to the PB Swiss? If yes, which one do you think is more durable? I do not mind paying let's say the double but only get 60% better screwdrivers if it makes sense? I also read that witte's screwdriver handles are pretty big compared to a...

Matt I am soon going to order a Hex L-keys from PB and was considering the rainbow or the knurled keys so have a few questions I hope you can answer. 1. Do you feel the knurled is better than the rainbow? 2. Do you feel it is worth the extra to get the knurled instead of the rainbow? 3. Is there...

Did check Amazon.de and Ebay.de after the links you did sent, but didn't quite find any "good deals" sadly... Gonna check out the ebay.eu. Let me know if you fall over any good deals - I'll do the same

Not quite if it me or mr.lemons your answer was to with all the links to Wera, but the deal on PB 6 piece screwdriver is very nice, sad that it isn't with the classic handle... The Wera's look very similar to PB and great review and comparison - Still wanna go with the PB personally Do you...

My reason for buying them individually would more be because I often need the smaller screwdrivers with a longer metal shaft

That is true in most cases! The pages I have been looking at tho, the price for sets was a bit cheaper (almost the same) as buying the screwdriver individual but where you then would get the stand for free (since it is almost the same price)