Wiha75093 16 Piece System 4 ESD Slotted, Phillips and Torx Micro Bit Set

I purchased my first Wiha Micro Bit Set on Amazon and was so impressed with it, I bought another and I'm contemplating buying a few more for friends and relatives.The bits are extremely well made and do not "shred" when used, even somewhat aggressively. I have a multi-unit micro driver set I purchased from a major retail chain, and found that those bits tended to "disintegrate" with use overtime. One of the screw drivers even bent when torqued. That is the state of tool manufacturing in the world today, especially when they are manufactured in China.This Wiha is genuinely German made and is built to do the job. I find the bit selection to be very useful, and have used them for everything from routine screw driving applications, to work on Macbook Pro laptops. You get a nice selection of Phillips head, slotted, and torx. The handle is ergonomically designed and fits even a meaty hand comfortably. It is anti-static, which makes it good for electronics work. I also find that the bits hold firmly and true in the bit holder, with no slipping to dislodging during driving. Finally the unit is very light and compact, and it replaces a whole slew of small screw drivers in one convenient package.I showed this to my coworkers in the computing center where I worked, and they were all planning on getting one for themselves. This really is a great driver for electronics or home use.

This screwdriver is exactly what I needed in office.I worked as a professional tool maker for almost 10 years in a workshop with only top quality tools, so I think I know about tools and their quality. My career moved on and nowadays I spend most of the time on a desk. But from time to time there is a need for a small screwdriver and this one is the perfect one as it does not take much space like a full Wiha kit would do but still has most of the usual sizes in the included bit collection.I would not use this one on a workbench where you use it all the time, therefore I recommend a full set of all needed screwdrivers as it is more convenient than changing the bits all the time but if you need it just every once in a while this one is perfect.It's from good quality, the bits are made from solid tool steel and if you need other bits you can purchase them separate.I got a big set and that with this screwdriver is all I need in office.I can highly recommend this product, it's worth the money....no this review is NOT sponsored, I'm just very happy with this product.

I bought this tool as a replacement for the tools my job as a cell phone tech provides me. The difference is unbelievable. This tool has amazing bits just to give you a comparison The bits we use at my work from brand new will be bad in less than a week i have been using my new tool for 4 weeks now and all the bits are still perfect. All the other precision hand tools i have ever used were magnetic which this tool is not and i was kinda disappointed about that before i actually got the tool and the bits are so good and durable they hold the screws very well. and the tool turns like butter super smooth with no binding or grinding the only modification i made to mine is i cut the bit holder in half because i only need to hold torx 5 through 8 and double and triple zero and by cutting the bit holder in half both halves are still fully operational I just only have one attached to the driver to shorten it up by about an inch. I hope this tool works awesome for any one who buys it it sure does for me.

This Wiha Multi-Screwdriver is a fantastic tool to own! It is really well-made, with easy access to 14 micro bits attached smoothly to the outside. It just feels good in your hand - easy to grip, turn and direct with precision. I just had to attach a pocket clip to a bit holder, and this gem of a tool made this small job so fast and easy that it was fun. When you consider the low price-point, it's an easy choice to buy one of these!

When it comes to screw drivers there are many designs on the market to address different needs despite the common purpose in either tightening or loosening screws. While the Wiha 26190 offers individual tools the same manufacturer also offers a single grip with different inserts like this Wiha 75093. The latter certainly is a potentially cheaper and more compact design than a discreet set.Disclaimer: If you're old enough to remember McGuyver to dazzle viewers with (virtually impossible) contraptions out of simple everyday items, you might wonder what this very real and useful tool has in common with mentioned tv hero. ... and rightly so! ;-)In essence, the Wiha 75093 offers the same seven basic sizes in slotted and Philips as the Wiha 26190 but combines it all in one grip and adds seven Torx sizes ...Philips: Tip Size- #00,- #0,- #1Slotted: Tip Width- 1.5 mm,- 2 mm,- 2.5 mm,- 3 mmTorx: bit size- T6,- T7,- T8,- T9,- T10,- T15,- T20This isn't a watchmaker's or construction set, but small Phillips sizes of #0 and especially #00 and the Torx sizes make it a very useful set.As with other Wiha designs, the construction of the screw drivers is excellent. The tip material is the (for Wiha usual) CRM-72 tool steel and despite the engraving size it's relatively well visible albeit only on one of the siz surfaces and requires deliberate bit storage. The total of 14 bits are stored in a collar on the shaft of the driver and everything is fairly compact. The shaft can be removed to take the bit storage off.An alternate use may be to remove the metal shaft and place the bits directly into the handle. However, be advised that there is no hard stop and the bit can be pushed all the way into the handle rendering the tool basically useless. Having said that, with careful use one can shorten the driver by removing the metal shaft along with the bit holder and carefully use the shorter tool. One might think about furnishing a space to insert into the handle to provide the missing hard stop for more diligent uses.The bits are non-magnetic and rely on a ball mechanism to snap the bit in place. This might have advantages in cases where magnetic drivers could be harmful (i.e. with hard drives). However, this is something to remember should you decide to magnetize the bits.The bit holder is snug to securely hold the bits. Due to the (small) size of the tools, however, it's not very easy to remove the bits from the holder. This is especially true for the 7 facing the handle.Aside from the Torx bits and the more compact storage, one other difference to the Wiha 26190 may be the most significant. The handle material of the Wiha 75093 is actually designed to meet ESD (electro-static discharge) requirements in order to protect sensitive electronics. (Of course this is only one link in the chain and proper grounding is still needed.)This driver offers a similar shape and construction as the individual Wiha tools. The rotating cap allows to rest the handle in your palm while for precisely controlling the turning with your fingertips. Given the typically small size of screw being driven with these tools, this is a really big deal for precision work (along with ergonomic benefits of not having to twist your wrist as much).This isn't the only multi-bit driver on the market and the $30 sure isn't the cheapest, but overall the Wiha 75093 provides an excellent value due to its 14 bits and the very compact design.