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I got a Wiha one with another set of full blades for around £120 at an NIC show a couple of years ago, that's a decent bit of kit.
 
I went with Wiha as they do the slim blades, we use a lot of hex fittings on DC PDUs and they fit very nicely. Shame about the cost but you have to treat yourself now and again... :grin::tonguewink:
 
I bought the armeg set the heads kept shearing off. At a trade show the rep said, yeh we get that a lot it's because you are using the wrong size head. Well...dear reader I was taken aback! Me? use the wrong size head mhmm that must be it. So I bought a wiha set and even if I use the wrong size head nothing breaks. Oh and the dial fell off the bottom of the armeg so you could not know what setting it was at which at the price...it is not good enough. To be fair armeg did send me out a new handle but still I am using the wiha, honest! every time.
 
i prefer to trust my wrist and spend £120 on beer.
Thats what my mate said when he worked how much he was spending on 'massages' in places of ill repute.
On the subject of torque drivers though, i have had a CK set thats a bit battered and a couple of years old; but still functioning, it has served me well and not had to replace any blades yet. Can't remember the cost as i got it slightly cheaper when i bought some other CK tools.
 
Thats what my mate said when he worked how much he was spending on 'massages' in places of ill repute.
On the subject of torque drivers though, i have had a CK set thats a bit battered and a couple of years old; but still functioning, it has served me well and not had to replace any blades yet. Can't remember the cost as i got it slightly cheaper when i bought some other CK tools.
Is it the 2 blade set?
 
i prefer to trust my wrist and spend £120 on beer. ( or at least something to make life easier, could get a fair load of wago221s for that sort of money ).
When I can't trust myself screwing, I'll be in a bad way.
Talk drivers? We'll soon be on screws yelling out when they're feeling the pinch.
 

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