Wiha79495 31-Piece XLSelector Bit Set with Slotted Phillips TORX Hex Bits

Bought for my shooting tool box along with a Wiha driver. Nice convenient bit storage. Top quality.

The cheap alternatives, even from known brands, are too soft and can strip your hardware. On an expensive pocket knife, that is a serious and disastrous problem. These bits remove the danger.

Until now my go-to bit set has been a set that probably came from harbor freight, containing every conceivable bit, including those weird ones with the holes in the middle. The problem with cheap sets like those is that the bits are often either out of tolerance, or made out of soft metal that will round out over time. The result is damaged cap screw heads and damaged bits, with the damage becoming worse everytime you use a bit.I had a new project that had some small metric cap screws, so I decided to finally take the leap and buy a decent quality set of bits. I've purchased Wiha in the past and have been satisfied with the quality, so I chose this Wiha set. Since using it I have been satisfied. No damaged cap screw heads. No worn bits. The set includes a good array of the most common bits that a typical tinkerer will need. The carrying case is well made and organizes and displays the bits well. It's worth the investment to buy quality tools like these.

Quality sockets for these small fasteners that can be challenging. The little holder keeps them all together in nice order so I instantly know if one is missing and can grab the right one quick. Oh yes, the little holder is nice because they're held securely but are still easily removed. Now you have to love that.Not cheap but not cheapies either!

Great product! I love this tool, it’s easy to use, once I figured out how to open it! Comes with all the bits I will need, and a magnetic bit holder. A little pricey, but I think it’s worth it. To have everything in a neat holder and to know that when I need one it will be easy to find and use, what more could you need

I own several Wiha products and I've come to expect great things from them. You pay a little extra, but you usually get a better tool in return. This set is... OK. The bits appear to be reasonably well made, nothing fancy and no provision for use with impact drivers. They are standard 1/4" hex driver bits and they have the required notches to allow them to catch into drivers that support that sort of thing (tested with Wera Rapidaptor).The set is a solid selection for use in the USA where I frequently run into metric hex drivers but almost never run into Pozidrive (which aren't included and which I don't miss). The only thing I think one might miss out would be the occasional Robertson/square-head drive but as I'm not in Canada, those are also pretty rare for me. 5 stars for the selection, this is highly personal but in my case this set is exactly what I was looking for.The case is reasonably well made but nothing special. When you open the case you now have bits on either side of the thing and it is just a little goofy to work with. For the price of this set I'd expect something a little better.One feature that bugged me a bit is the lack of clear labeling on the driver bits. The imperial hex drivers have a black laser-etched label on each driver which is reasonably legible in bright lighting. The remaining drivers have a stamped label that is much harder to read. Neither solution is very good, given that there is plenty of room on the case for labels which Wiha apparently didn't bother with.I spent a few minutes in Excel creating suitable labels and have attached the result here so you can print them on label paper, cut out, and apply to the case. This has really helped my use of this set.Finally, the shape of the thing isn't too convoluted to designing and 3D printing a little wall-mounted holder was easy enough. If you own a 3D printer, search for the DDD-Printable-Wall-Control-System for a free download of the model at the usual STL repositories.

A little pricy but top quality and should last a long time. I still have every product that I have purchased from Wiha, except for what I have lost. Their bits are all hardened steel and show very little wear even if you are hard on your tools. If you happen to use a Philips bit on a screw and it wobbles, you either have the wrong bit or the screw manufacture did not follow specs in making that screw. This statement stands true for all their bits and similar products that require a precise fit. I am sure you will be pleased with this set, I have two, one in my truck and one in my house.

I’ve tried many other bit holding options and they all pale in comparison to this one. This is slim enough to fit in your pocket. It is very well designed.