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The Wiha 75992 Torx/Slot/Phillips/Hex Bitset: The Full Nick Shabazz Review
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2016
- You've seen this guy in my disassembly videos, now it's time for a review. Overall, a solid bit of gear to help you take care of your gear!
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Nick, I am a recent sub of your channel and like it very much. Lost count of how many Kobalt and Husky torx sets I've gone through over the years. Watching your videos I ordered the Wiha 75093 set off Amazon and love it. Excellent tool and very well made. The bits don't twist out of shape and get deformed like the others. Thank you for this video, it made taking knives apart a fun thing to do now.
5:30 I understand why they don‘t do that. People are going to abuse it, break something and then complain. I guess you could drill a hole through the handle though.
6:00 Not proprietary, those are regular 4mm micro bits.
Got this set on your recommendation. Came today and I used it to adjust the pivot on my Civivi Picaro. Just a tiny little turn and it's now perfect. Much thanks, Nick!
Nick,
I'm a recent subscriber and follow you closely. I bought this tool kit and really like it. One of the main features of the kit is the bit holding carrier. I most cases I only need 2-3 bits to do the job of disassemble/reassemble a knife. Each bit cradle has a hole in the center of it so you can stand it up when moving to the next bit while disassembling. By standing the bit up after that process, I have access to each bit when reassembling the knife.
Very handy!
I have went through multiple Lowe's, HD and cheap torx bits over the years taking apart knives and because video I bought this exact set. Thanks for bringing to my attention.
Precision micro bits are usually designated as 4mm, the regular ones being 1/4” ... there are converter connectors to utilise 4mm with 1/4” handles/ bars and vice versa ...
I bought this set awhile back. Thank you for the recommendation Nick.
I've found that using the spongy rubbery bottom of a mousepad helps grip the bits when they're hard to pull out better than a hard tool.
or you can simply put a few rubber bands on the handle or wear a tight emulsion glove. It gives you a lot more torgue force.
I bought some wiha torch bit Allen wrenches because my cheap set stripped and I've been very happy with them. Quality steel made in Germany, not much to complain about.
Thanks nick I've been looking for drivers like this that have everything you need in one kit.
TEKTON 28301 Everybit Tech Rescue Kit...
Delivered Jun 6, 2016
great set love it.
I have the Wiha 75093 micro bit set which is the smaller and more portable version of this set, as in...a smaller selection of bits with a bit storage collar and no case. To my surprise, the T6 bit stripped and Wiha does not cover bits under their warranty...even though it was less than 30 days old at the time. Regardless, I love the set and bought a separate T6 driver since it's the one that's used most on my knives and the fixed drivers seem to have better hardening at the tips. Would still buy again but would be more careful and would try to slightly heat up the locktite instead of just trying to muscle it loose. Great review Nick...I'm really diggin your unique topics and interesting perspectives! Much needed in the community. Thank you sir!
Wiha and iFixit are my top brands for computer and cell phone repair. If warranty is what you're looking for, look into iFixit new 64 bit kit, it has a lifetime warranty.
This is a bit late, but I’ve found if I need a lot more torque I can use the Wiha 75802 which converts the micro4 (4mm bits) to the more common 1/4 in bits and use a Wiha 1/4 in bit driver and get all the torque I need. Admittedly not for magnet sensitive items but great on knives and guns.
Thank you for listing the amazon link! ur a Gem ^-^
Are the flathead drivers hollow ground. I'd like one small set (like this) that I could work on knives, watches and the side plates of revolvers with. I know that in all likelihood one set won't do it but, I am a big fan of minimalism. Thank you for your work, it's great stuff!
Got this same set along with a manix 2 Recently.
Nick, the bits are not proprietary they are just 4mm micro bits. So they can be used in any 4mm driver. Thanks for all your great work I watch your videos every morning
Nick you pushed me over the edge on this... I'm a " Buy Once Cry Once " individual and this falls into that category...
do you lubricate your bits to prevent rust? if so what oil do you use? if not, have you experienced any rust with the bits yet?
I just got the Xiaomi Wiha Tools kit! It’s great!!!! Please review Nick?
Hey Nick. Thanks.
Is there another set you'd recommend over this now? Or the same one still? And is there a "multi-bit" precision driver set (like a klein, only better quality) you know of?
Thanks.
finally found this review. nice one. thanks!!
can you de assist yours? I just got one in it looks like it has a detent and ball. I also have the larger cryo and it does not have a detent
I am unable to de-assist my Wiha Torx set. Maybe you meant to ask this about a Kershaw knife? :p
+Nick Shabazz lol what the hell happened! yeah I watched your Kershaw video from a few days ago. I saw the comment on it now it here! weird
Lol. Oh UA-cam. I haven't bothered trying, as it didn't seem likely to yield good results. But it might be a good video to try!
+Nick Shabazz yeah I bought a American made Kershaw link. I have to say I don't like it and I am with you I personally don't like assisted knives. the link actually hurts the finger to press the flipper. I tried de assisting it and the blade flops around. I know it is spotty on their blades but some you can. nice video anyways and I enjoy watching! are you on fb?
Nope, just here and Instagram (@nickshabazz)
Great review. Thank you.
Hey Nick you should try the tektron it is great bits are magnetic and I use it to take apart all my knives it's a Gem lol...
Magnetic is something I tend to avoid, because I occasionally do work on watches, and strong magnets are bad news there.
I personally don't prefer magnetic bits or drivers. I have been searching for long for a non magnetic quality bit set and finally pulled my trigger on WIHA. Magnetic is good in some aspect but can also be very problematic or even nightmare. Use non magnetic tools with a magnetizer is a better way. magnetize the bit or driver only when required and demagnetize it completely once you are done.
Hey Nick...nice review. I see there is the 75994 on Amazon as well and going by the picture and description it appears to be almost the same thing. Have any idea at all what the difference is?
+Wavester64 No clue!
AFAIK, the 92 version has Hex in inch and the 94 version has Hex in metric.
ive got some cheap crap ones from harbor freight and lowe's...might be time to step my game up!
Hey nick... If I'm not mistaken, I think you're supposed to use the driver with "driver extension" installed at all times...!? I'd be afraid that, not necessarily the bits would strip themselves, but that the bits would strip out the plastic tip of the driver...? Idk, juat a thought. Great work nick. I enjoy your vids man. Thanks for the entertainment!
Just 2 words: German Quality
Made in China, or Thailand like J A Henckels. Lol!
taxlawSEAL Steuerberater that’s four words and a number.