Wiha 77791 14 Piece Ultra Driver 26-in-1 Bit Holder Set

Feels good in the hand. Bits lock in tight. Watching the bit magazine come out is fun. Bits stay put when in the magazine even when the magazine is opened upside down.Design "fawls" are: beafy handle due to bit storage. Lack of tip visibility due to the bit holder (see pic). These are not flaws but tradeoffs. Regardless great screwdriver for the kitchen draw or in the man shead.Also before you buy one as a stocking stuff notice there are three versions, each containing slightly different bits (see pic)

Just threw out all my drivers besides my beater from my tool bag at work. This thing is awesome. So many bits. Im a commercial electrician and this thing came in handy the first day i brought it to the job. Was hanging 11ft. Lights and the light required 3 different bits...which were all in this 26 in 1. A flathead to help pop an end cap off, a Philips to remove a cover plate and a torx to remove a bracket. This thing is a beast and a time saver which in my line of work is a big thing.

There are several models, any homeowner should definitely have one. I suggest the 77790 Tradesman or 77791 Technician's. As a mechanic with, I'm not even sure, like 70 or so screwdrivers, I'm ever on the lookout for well made tools, deals, and sometimes will buy just because it's cool. This is both cool and worthwhile. This doesn't ratchet like my $60 Snap-On one, but the the bits do lock in.You could save yourself about $5 and get the Workpro type one, but I can't find any guaranty statement on their site (even though they have link), while Wiha and the other high-end brands I mentioned are guaranteed for life. Buy quality the first time, unless you like disposable stuff.

Great tool for those little jobs that a full size driver is too big for.

Based on my previous experience with Wiha multi-driver tools, this was my choice of gift for a daughter who asked for tools to help with maintenance of her new home. She is delighted with the broad selection of drivers provided and the simple convenience provided by this single tool. She is a bit intimidated by the variety of screw designs provided but, as luck would have it, she was having difficulty removing some Philips-head screws from a used piece of cabinetry. After looking closely at the screws, I could see that they were actually Posidrive screws. Selecting and mounting the correct driver bit resolved that problem, and introduced her to the need for this expanded toolset.

I left this thing outside thru the weather elements, once I found it I was thinking oh it’s rusted not going to work any more cleaned it up a bit mostly removed the rust and surprisingly the bit locking part was not stuck.

Awesome.....

I purchased this particular model because of the torx sizes that it comes with. As a knife collector of mid to higher end folders it's great For adjusting the pivot screws and the handle scales which use the torx head screws almost exclusively these days. As well as having any type of Phillips or Flathead screwdriver needed for household maintenance and simple fixes. You can definitely tell it’s a higher quality product just by the overall way it feels in your hand. Most knife guys/gals especially those who had any Spyderco models from a while back that used the red Loctite know that cheap torx bits would easily round out before the red Loctite would break loose, but Wiha has always stood the test of time over and over again. I can’t speak highly enough of their quality