Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.Product Description
Rhamodd willis
Friday, June 6, 2025
Bought these a few days ago and they are great and really resistant against high voltage
Ruben
Monday, May 5, 2025
It's not a replacement for my Wera set, but for the price and the amount of heads you get I'd say this is a good compact set for for throwing into a tool bag. The case they come in is nice and sturdy though it is made of plastic it's not blow molded so it's far better than most other cheap tools, everything has its place and snaps into place so things should not be flying around in a tool bag. The screwdriver itself is of course made of all plastic do to being insulated of course and feels a bit cheap being so but everything fits in perfectly and spring action is quite enjoyable since when you release the bits they fly out so do be careful they don't fly off on release. When pressing the bits into the screwdriver handle there is a satisfying tactile clunk which indicates they have been locked in place. but due to nature of the swappable heads there is a bit of play both back and forth and side to side on this screwdriver, but in most scenarios it shouldn't be a problem. As I said at the beginning of course these are not a direct competitor to the higher in brands like Wera are Weha since those are both far more expensive, but for somebody looking for a cheap set of insulated screwdrivers to make their hobbyists work a bit safer I say this is a great tool to have around the house or even light professional electrical work. But of course these are more there for the safety factor and although I cannot say how long they will last it's far better to have an insulated screwdriver when you're playing with high voltage especially if you're inexperienced. Overall for the price you're paying I'd say this is a good set to keep around the house since with high voltage the more safety precautions taking the better.
V
Friday, March 21, 2025
Not crazy about using yourself as a ground for the tester.It's an ok set, gets the job done.Quick and easy to switch heads.Decent weight.For under 16.00 its a good buy.
Remington
Sunday, February 23, 2025
I love DIY. I got into it a few years ago (a little late in life, late 30s) and it's taken hold of me. There's something freeing about being to look at something, regardless of what it is, and find a new way to use it, or to take something that is broken and make it whole again. Part of this DIY work has been in electrical, both for my vehicle and my house. I spend a lot of tinkering with the accessories in my Jeep or repairing electrical problems or installing new fixtures in my house. I'm always concerned with being shocked, so I have meters and testers and things to let me know when lines are live, but I didn't have any actual tools that prevented shock. When I saw this set I had to try it.These are nice electrician's screwdrivers! They arrived in a nice case, better than your standard blow-mold plastic ones. The different bit tips lock into place nicely. Use it easy, just select the driver you want to use and push it into the handle, then use. The pieces are all this rubbery plastic material that feels just like insulation on other things. There are markings indicating that these are rated up to 1000 volts, which far exceeds anything I'll be working on, so it's great.Later I'll try to remember to test continuity on these with a multimeter just to confirm, but I believe these are insulated. I'm very excited to have tools that reduce my likelihood of shock which is always a concern of mine.
reel busy
Monday, February 17, 2025
A bargain, this looks exactly size and quality wise as it does in the product listing, no surprises. I was happy with the handle size, grip and driver sizes (no photo exaggerations). They click into a spring loaded, capture system in the handle, are tight, and remove easily. The tips are ground precise. I don't usually work on live wires but i had a previous insulated flat and Phillips that i lost. These are the best for working on electrical panels, screws, etc due to hardness of the tips and the precise edges, they really grip the breaker screws,etc well preventing chances of stripping and apply the correct amount of torque. Also insulated just in case.The listing mentions "certified" "international 1000v rated", there's no information on if it's VDE ,ASTM F1505 or IEC 60900 ( i believe 60900 would be the international standard) which my searches show would be such a standard. Maybe there's more, i'm not a pro, regardless for my amateur purposes these are perfect and i prefer the hard plastic over previous rubber style i had.The hard plastic case is really nice too, makes it super easy to just keep in your electrical bag. I'm not a pro but have a several properties and have built up a collection of electricians tools, enough to need a bag with a good selection of tools. This one is pretty sturdy https://www.amazon.com/Kowsinde-Electrician-Pockets-Removable-Shoulder/dp/B0DLB6NJ7L/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 you can see my review there.
K. C.
Sunday, December 29, 2024
For the price point, this set cannot be beat. It is almost as good as the name brand it imitates, driver heads lock in OK, tips are pretty good, and the case is very good quality. Not sure about longevity, but for what is included, this is quite amazing. All of the tips you could possibly want for safe work on panels and DIY projects around the house. Not quite up to pro grade, but very close!Handle is very comfortable in hand, driver heads are easy enough to swap, everything conveniently organized. At this price, you just can't go wrong. I DO have the name brand version of this set and it is definitely nicer ...but this is great to throw in a vehicle or second tool bag, etc. without worry.
Recommended Products