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I love my Wera screwdrivers, but that thing looks like a giant **** plug. Or a German spy balloon, made in the Czech Republic.

Had a birthday recently. Coworkers and customers gifted me a few things. Klein: 32308 32303 32510 32561 32559 32581 Lenox: 23931

Anyone know of a distributor in the US that stocks it, or can get it? It's the metric version of the 32807MAG.

Snap On P92650A Needle Nose 90 deg.

Metric hex bits. 1.5mm thru 8mm. From McMaster. A mix of Wera, Wiha, and no name USA.

Wiha CentroFix bit holder. Zero slop.

Unless it's for beater purposes, we are pretty much banned from using HF hand tools at work. Heaven help if you are seen using a HF screwdriver, for it's intended purpose, which is to turn a screw. Misusing it as a prybar or punch is okay though. LOL. Then there is the occasional "best of breed"...

I went with Tekton.

Yes I can step up. Those Tekton sets sure look nicer.

I need a set. Will only see occasional use. Anyone here have first hand experience with them?

I did not buy it as a set. All bought as individual pieces. Basically making up my own set, to suit my needs. The empty canvas is Wera 136471. It can hold a bunch of bits.

Amazon order.

KC Tool order. T8 thru T40 torx bits. 89mm. Couple of handles, and a bit pouch for the torx bits and future expansion.

I once heard, that Cornwell is hyper territorial sensitive when compared to Snap On and Matco. Franchise agreements can be a wonky thing. Even if it means losing sales in some cases.

Looking for something with “strong” magnets. Bubble type.

I have some Wright combination wrenches that I absolutely enjoy using. I do have a Wright 8" adjustable that was made by Western Forge for them.

Nope. Never. With that said, there is four of us at work, that are bougie when it comes to our tools. All top shelf stuff. Extremely rare any of us will go to another and ask to borrow something. And when it does happen, we know each of us is financially able to deal with a replacement, if...

I'm a field tech. Overnight in hotels 100 to 150 nights a year. Light to medium industrial. I've done business with my local to home SO, MAC, and ******** dealers for a long time. Always glad to take my money. Pay cash 90% of the time. The few times I've paid with a credit card, they still gave...

Crimpers from Snap On. Knipex, Wera, and a 4 pack of Plano 3700’s from Amazon.