I just bought the Milwaukee insulated set. Thanks for the video. I really hope you post more.

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment, I also think MILWAUKEE is a very nice set of insulated screwdrivers. I do have other videos posted commenting on my electrician tools that I own and use daily. If you like to you can subscribe to my channel and receive notification when I posted new videos. Thank you for stopping by it’s a pleasure communicating with you and others who love tools like I do. Have a great day.

Nice set just got the klein insulated 3/8 Flathead from my work and it's a beast of a screwdriver

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for stopping by, and thanks again for the compliment. And I agree KLEIN TOOLS have been around forever and they’ve seemed to have gotten it right when it comes to electrical tools. Be safe and have a great day.

I'm looking forward to finding more of your videos

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, let me help you. Go to my main KZread page and click the subscribe button hit the bell icon. Then scroll through my video list I have over 400 videos listed on KZread at the moment. Enjoy 😊

Nice set! I'd like to try the PB Swiss drivers. Wiha are amazing and their warranty is fantastic.

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

5 жыл бұрын

PB Swiss , the screwdriver(s) I’ve seen looks pretty well made. I haven’t seen their insulated screwdrivers yet, but I bet they’re probably up there with the WIHA, WERA, KLEINS... etc. If you decide to buy a set of their screwdrivers insulated or not do a video review. Thanks for stopping by my channel you’re welcome to stop by anytime. Have a great life.

Very-Very-Very nice collection! I only have the Klein pair, I never carry mine with me, I keep them in a tool box. I do Industrial/Commercial Electrical work and DataComm, so I have very strict LockOut/TagOut procedures to follow, so it is super extremely rare that I work on something hot. . . . My point being that I don't need to carry insulated screwdrivers with me . . . . . .I have been wanting to buy that 2-piece Insulated screwdriver set from Snap-On, but I can't justify spending $146 on just two screwdrivers, especially when it's tool that I already own from Klein and never really use it.

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the compliment, and I agree if you’re only working on low voltage and rarely in need for this type of tool you’ll be insane to spend a car payment on purchasing this item. Thank you for stopping by, thanks again for your commentary you’re welcome to come back anytime and visit. GOD BLESS.

Great video! It is necessary to prepare this kind of insulated manual screwdriver. Not long ago, I bought this kind of insulated screwdriver of the renhotecic brand. During normal use, it is very safe. Everyone can prepare one if needed.

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

2 жыл бұрын

So true, so true 👍🏽

Really appreciate your review, I am looking for a good, long lasting insulated base set for home/DIY only. I was eyeing the WIHA set for $35, do you recommend another brand more affordable? Nice collection...

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Wiha , Klein, Ideal Industries, Knipex, WERA, Greenlee, Milwaukee, Southwire . . . take your pick Gary the brands listed are all high quality and affordable.

I’ve been using the Kleins for approx 5/6 years. I bought 5 separates, 2 x Pozi and 3 x flat heads, they cost me £230 with lifetime warranty. I’ve had the 2 x small terminals replaced - NO QUIBBLES !!!!! They are in great nick even though I use them daily. I don’t even work on electrics these days apart from the odd boiler breakdown. I’ve also got - Stanley Fatmax 12 pieces, very good kit of Phillips, Pozi and Flathead. Wera Laser Tip insulated, nice short drivers slotting into my tool bag easily, but I can’t tell the tips any better than non etched. Armeg Torque Set, cost me £130 three years ago, just as I changed jobs. They’ve never been used apart from changing the batteries in my children’s toys at home. Wiha Vario Slimline - on my second set, lost my virtually new first kit in work, never to be seen again. Bought another as they are very good, costing two times £50. Klein drivers - One 11 in 1, one stubby 6 in 1 and one slimline 4 in 1 precision approx £50 Klein Slotted Holding Screw Set - check them out, to start a flat head screw deep in a boiler casing these are unmatched. £50 Bahco - one 1/4” drive ratchet and one 1/4” T Handle separates. £50 That’s a serious screwdriver line up from the last 5 years, there’s been many more sets if I go back 10 years......................... 😳😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Man you have a serious lineup of high quality brand name tools. I bet your workmanship is just as nice. Keep up the good work, thanks for supporting the channel 👍🏽

Lenghts here from Portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹 great screwdrivers

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

4 жыл бұрын

Greetings from the United States of America, I’m glad you enjoy the video stay tuned there’s a lot more to come sir.

Didnt Wiha made another version but blue? And some they rebranded it to hager? I've seen them everywhere in German and the UK

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

3 жыл бұрын

I’m not sure 🤔 if WIHA made another version. As far as HAGAR rebranding from WIHA that maybe correct because there’s a lot going on in the tool industry nowadays. So if you thought you saw it somewhere that’s possible.🇺🇸

Hello. Which screwdriver brand would you say's got the best insulation? I'm looking at a Wiha or Felo set. Cheers.

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

2 жыл бұрын

In no particular order and looking at the screwdrivers in the video 1) Wiha 2) KLEIN 3) Milwaukee 4) GREENLEE

Very nice collection! Which would you say is the best and most durable? I understand this is strictly your opinion, but I need to hear it.

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

4 жыл бұрын

I think the MILWAUKEE INSULATED SCREWDRIVERS are the most durable. Thank you.

I’m gonna but some insulated screw drivers because I was working in a pannel and a ground hit my screw driver while I was pulling a hot out of a breaker.

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

2 жыл бұрын

I bet that wasn’t a pretty sight 😐

I buy the Milwaukee insulated screwdrivers (3) at the home Depot and use in the field for the moment two months work ok!!!

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome back Wladimir, Milwaukee insulated screwdrivers are top of the line tools .( That’s My Opinion ) They’re rated high in my book. Wiha is at the very top.

The red ones You didn't know the name of I think are by a company called "Kraftixx" because I have the same set. The ones I have are from cca. 2000. 👍👍Great video and very helpful👍

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks sir for the information.

They look brand new. U actually used them?

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Which them are you referring to Pauline. ? Thanks for watching

@kamiskenaw4340

2 жыл бұрын

He takes care of his tools

You're missing the Wera Insulated set...

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

4 жыл бұрын

Wera is a good brand, but out of all the German Brands the Wiha insulated screamed the loudest to me. What’s your opinion on the Klein and the Milwaukee insulated screwdrivers ?

@MasterChief-sl9ro

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheElectriciansToolChannel I got the Klein high voltage. Had them for years. i switched to the WERA Insulated for the nice fit. The tips grab more the hard you turn. The handles allow more torque. Never had an issue with them yet. I just ordered the Stainless Steel ones. There non magnetic. As they are made of austenitic materials. Have a high corrosion resistance to them. We shall see.

@TheElectriciansToolChannel

4 жыл бұрын

I have to purchase a Torque Screwdriver to make my connection inside my panelboards ,Klein, IDEAL INDUSTRIES, Wiha, all the names I’m interested in cost between $250 - $300. Certificate of Calibration included. There are other off brand names out there that are affordable without a certificate of calibration, but you the old saying you get what you pay for ! Any recommendations ?

@MasterChief-sl9ro

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheElectriciansToolChannel I see these all the time in PLC shops. www.amazon.com/CDI-151SM-Adjustable-Screwdriver-15-Inch/dp/B001F7VJSE Might try one. As they would not use them unless they worked. I would add. If Snap-on sells them. They must work okay. And made in the USA...