Best 1/4 Bits for the $$$ - Wiha?

[DBendr]

As to Phillips I probably use 500 plus screws a week in both hardwoods and metal. Buy Makita Gold bits.

 

[kylefitz]

I picked up this set for 30 during a black Friday sell. Hard to beat for quality and compactness if that matters. It rides in my road bag in the truck.

http://www.kctoolco.com/wiha-bit-ratchet-go-box-set-35-piece-p/74996.htm

 

[skan]

swiss, german and czech are equally good

What about Japanese and American tools?

Then what's your ranking of the absolutely top brands for bit sets? (PB Swiss, Zephyr, Wiha, Makita, Dewalt, Kobalt...)
And what about the top quality per price brands?

 

[gbh]

I beat on this Wera like it owed me money, still in great shape. The Snap On? The very first time I used it...on a mild steel screw...:-(

More like Snap Off

 

[tonyciambrone]

I like Wiha and Felo bits best

I buy Irwin for impact because they have the most useful assortments for what I do, and I consider impact bits disposable

 

[Tonyuk]

I like Wiha, nothing wrong with them and good bits for the cost,

You can get a 61pc Wera bit set for not much more than the Wiha 31pc set though;

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BWATRKG/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Dewalt's 1/4" impact rated bits are also very good, i buy the sizes i use most in the boxes of 25;

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dewalt-D...631088&hash=item41d08489d0:g:8SMAAOSwBj5Zy3Fd

I'm sure Irwin & Milwaukee etc.. will be just as good.

 

[Billythekid1]

I got a set of facom bits when I was in Greece this summer how do they rank to u guys??