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Bits:
Phillips: #000, #00, #0
Slotted: 1.2, 1.5, 2.0mm
Wiha Micro Bits - Exact Fit Precision Machined
Micro Bits are ideal for Electronics and Optical Precision tooling
28mm Long for better handling
4mm Hex Drive
Wiha special chrome-vanadium-molybdenum tool steel
Through hardened for best wear resistance
Pen Styled Magnetic Bit Holder and Aluminum Storage Handle
Phillips: #000, #00, #0
Slotted: 1.2, 1.5, 2.0mm
Wiha Micro Bits - Exact Fit Precision Machined
Micro Bits are ideal for Electronics and Optical Precision tooling
28mm Long for better handling
4mm Hex Drive
Wiha special chrome-vanadium-molybdenum tool steel
Through hardened for best wear resistance
Pen Styled Magnetic Bit Holder and Aluminum Storage Handle
Additional Info
| SKU | 75981 |
|---|---|
| Weight (lbs) | 0.1200 |
| RoHS Compliant | Yes |
| California Residents | Click for Proposition 65 warning |
| Head Type | slotted, phillips |
| Coating | Standard |
| UPC | 084705759814 |
| UNSPSC | 27112814 |
| Pieces In Set | 7 |
| Bit Features | SYSTEM 4 |
| Handle Grip Types | Precision, Bit Storage in Handle |
| Phillips Sizes | #000, #00, #0 |
| Slotted Sizes | 1.2mm~3/64", 1.5mm~1/16", 2.0mm~5/64" |
- Kind of a miss!Review by Jonathan
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Purchased this via Amazon. Used it once for a small repair, the bits, as I expected are absolutely perfect. Seriously. No one is kidding even a little bit at how well made the Wiha bits are. The are second to very very little.
However, the driver that it comes with, doesn't measure up to the same standards. The build quality is decent, nothing spectacular, but, really, what does it have to do except store some bits and be a decent driver? Well. It turns out, the storage area is the killer downside.
This was stored in a handy dandy Maxpedition pocket pouch.
The top works itself open pretty easily, spilling the bits pretty often. Also, no big deal.
Now, the bits are in there loose, and rattle around quite a bit. Which lends to what eventually happened to me. The bits are now (4 of the 6) are completely and utterly jammed inside there.
I've tried tapping the driver handle against things. Tried using a hook and pick set.
All to no avail. A fifteen cent piece of plastic as a caddy would have stopped this.
If I can figure out how to get them out, I'll probably make one out of Sugru.
Pretty disapointed! (Posted on 2/7/2016)
