On Clearance.
Set includes 5 x interchangable ends: 3 x slotted, 2 x phillips & 1 x screwdriver handle. Also includes 2 x electrical box lock-out keys
VDE insulated for protection against up to 1000V, great for safe low-voltage automotive electrical work
When I work on 1000V I can rest assured that my beneficiaries get an extra $31
i think having a complete set of handles is better than interchangeable ends. too much stuffing around having to switch ends all the time
good for saving space ill be keeping a set in the ute.
nah, just get an aldi/craftright set with handles for the same price
You're ignoring that fact that some people might prefer this for it's smaller footprint.
@magic8ballgag: kinda horses for courses
if i'm at home then i can use a complete kit like that $25 mechpro shit
but if i'm on a worksite i probably use the above or moire likley, something electric so i can get the phuqq offsite quick as possible
Agreed. I’m the glove box, beside my mini multimeter, jump start battery etc
You’re the glove box? Start an AMA thread.
They’ll be heaps of questions coming your way I’m sure
Definitely. I have a Wiha 6 piece VDE screwdriver and in the end I just swapped back to individual drivers. Using the interchangeable bits just becomes annoying when using on a regular basis.But for occasional use the above set would be ok, especially at the price.
Not really.
A different tool for every type of screw head type takes up space valuable space and weight in a tool bag, tool belt, pockets become extremely bulky.
It’s the difference between carrying 5 screwdrivers in your pockets VS 1 screwdriver and 4 pens
I have two of these types of kits with 16 different bits. Fits in my pocket easily and I can walk up to any cabinet, switchboard, household item and I have the correct tool for the job every time. No walking back to the tool bag, car, site sheds.
If I pick up a tool I am using it once Eg; 100 terminals require the same screwdriver, I prep everything and then terminate the cable. I’m almost never using more than two screwdrivers for any particular job so it’s no hassle to change bits a couple of times if your work method is efficient.
Would you buy a seperate impact driver with a fixed head for every different screw type, even if it was the same price? No. You rarely change the bit and if you do it takes no time to do so.
These types of screwdrivers are also double insulated. Vde bits inserted into a vde handle.
Thanks OP had a $2 credit I didn't know about so down to $6.99, cheers
You must have purchased something for $10 at SCA recently.
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Grabbed one, thanks OP!
Thanks always wanted a set like this
thanks op, this will do better than a taped up butter knife for working live
But which will be better at getting bread out while toasting?
Taped up ? My, we are getting fancy.
(note to self - get some tape)
Thanks
For individual handles, is this set any good?
https://autobarn.com.au/ab/Autobarn-Category/Shop-our-Full-R…
Looks identical to the bunnings brand one https://www.bunnings.com.au/craftright-6-piece-insulated-vde…
They're fine
It's different .. like eBay item number:255448831916
Good deal. ToolPro are good quality.
Nice, just got $109 in my Supercheap account as something I just purchased went on special, spending that right now
Lots of us got credit come through based on the sale this weekend
I didnt need these but the price tag had $39 in my local SC
Thanks OP.
I had a $6 credit for some reason so I got 2 of these. The small footprint makes it handy for a few use cases.
Got $109 credit as the toolbox I bought the day before went on special, it tells you in your account why.
Damn! Late to the party.
OOS at all Melbourne Metro stores.
This or LTT screw driver?
this….
Tried to buy one yesterday and Atherton is out of stock, soooo sadneseses, need a new set of insulated drivers!
Doesn't seem to be in stock anywhere
OZB'ed.
Now $19
Thanks OP grabbed x2
Perfect for all those ozbargainers who work with 1000V equipment.