Wera tools are really cool. After using my first set of Wera tools I reached out to corporate in Germany just to let them know I liked their stuff. They sent me a full swag kit. As always, I appreciate someone on UA-cam reviewing this stuff who obviously knows how to use it. Nothing against the survival/preparedness types but collectors and layman just can’t review tools the same way a tradesman can.
Yep,, I need a couple of these,, didn't know I did, but I definitely do,,, !! Lol,, when you have a fantastic tool kit, comprising Wera, Wiha, and Knipex, it's such a joy, when you find a reason to use one of them,,,!! Ha ha ha,, thanks for showing us these,, 👍,, ps,, I'm retired now, and I have a tool kit that's 100 times better than when I was young,, 🤣🤣
I dunno, I’m just DIYing it and I use my Joker 4-piece set frequently. I like good tools when I’m working on my home or doing projects. I like these cuz 4 tools cover a ton of metric and SAE sizes, even more with the XL and XXL wrenches. They’re robust tools, comfortable to use, and make you faster too. Life is short. Use good tools.
Wera tools are freakin amazing! I have their socket set and wrenches I would never use another brand again🤙🏽I've been wanting to get these for a whole now I wish they had a 8-13mm one that would be perfect for me haha
I had those in my garage with the jokers wrenches and love to use them for projects. You can apply a lot of force for sure. On the field I found them a bit unpractical, knipex work better for me. The jokers wrenches had a set in my truck and one in home sae and metric. Man, those work fantastic
I have the 4-piece set and they’re awesome. I love Wera tools as it is, but these are better than I thought they would be. I’ve had so many weird little tasks that these have made my life a lot easier. I find myself using them with appliance installs and weird mechanical tasks. I have never held off on torquing on any of the 4 and they’ve taken it all without issue. The tool is rock solid. There is a little learning curve to get smooth with them, but once you get the knack they’re amazing. You’ll be fast and smooth, just like at the end of the video. I haven’t tried the other style Jokers yet but they also look amazing. My next Wera tool will probably be a speed ratchet though. I also need to get the XL and XXL of these. All in due time I suppose.
Just got a Cochran Speednut wrench with the tilt head design. Patent date MAY 2,1916. It doesn't have a spring jaw. I just assumed it was a bad design or poorly executed for it's time and that's why it never caught on, but here's the "modern" version.
I like mine , as with these I don’t need to carry both Metric , and Imperial wrenches . On the socket front In carry an enhanced Wera Toolcheck plus ( has a zipper bag attached with a short socket rail , and a few posidrive and Metric hex bits .
I beat you on these, I got them 2 weeks ago for a special application. But beware; Wera tools are so beautiful and some are a marvel of engineering; They WILL get you addicted and it gets very expensive. Trust me I know...
That kind of handle, with the central bulge to improve your hand grip, is so ancient... Just search for "roman pugio" images on the web, and look at the shape of their handle, you'll be surprised by the weapon' structure when you see something totally counterintuitive at the very center of the handle 👍🙂
I was interested in these until you told us the size ranges. The four piece set is only a little smaller than a 8mm-19mm spanner set. Nice tools but only really for tool addicts with cash to burn imo
Wera tools are really cool. After using my first set of Wera tools I reached out to corporate in Germany just to let them know I liked their stuff. They sent me a full swag kit.
As always, I appreciate someone on UA-cam reviewing this stuff who obviously knows how to use it. Nothing against the survival/preparedness types but collectors and layman just can’t review tools the same way a tradesman can.
Yep,, I need a couple of these,, didn't know I did, but I definitely do,,, !! Lol,, when you have a fantastic tool kit, comprising Wera, Wiha, and Knipex, it's such a joy, when you find a reason to use one of them,,,!! Ha ha ha,, thanks for showing us these,, 👍,, ps,, I'm retired now, and I have a tool kit that's 100 times better than when I was young,, 🤣🤣
Heres a set of tools I didn't know i needed
great review - i like the "how to" you showed at the end!
Pretty slick. If I had I need, I wouldn't hesitate.
I dunno, I’m just DIYing it and I use my Joker 4-piece set frequently. I like good tools when I’m working on my home or doing projects. I like these cuz 4 tools cover a ton of metric and SAE sizes, even more with the XL and XXL wrenches. They’re robust tools, comfortable to use, and make you faster too. Life is short. Use good tools.
Seems like the perfect thing for alignments
Very interesting design and Wera tools seem to be of good quality. I haven't run across very many broken Wera tools over the years.
Awesome, will do wonders in hydraulics ! Thanks for sharing
Wera tools are freakin amazing! I have their socket set and wrenches I would never use another brand again🤙🏽I've been wanting to get these for a whole now I wish they had a 8-13mm one that would be perfect for me haha
I can change your mind with Ko-ken and Nepros! check em out at least
Iv got these in the tool bag the mini one is fantastic so handy Iv got a large I need a couple more to pick up
I had those in my garage with the jokers wrenches and love to use them for projects.
You can apply a lot of force for sure.
On the field I found them a bit unpractical, knipex work better for me.
The jokers wrenches had a set in my truck and one in home sae and metric. Man, those work fantastic
I have the 4-piece set and they’re awesome. I love Wera tools as it is, but these are better than I thought they would be. I’ve had so many weird little tasks that these have made my life a lot easier. I find myself using them with appliance installs and weird mechanical tasks. I have never held off on torquing on any of the 4 and they’ve taken it all without issue. The tool is rock solid. There is a little learning curve to get smooth with them, but once you get the knack they’re amazing. You’ll be fast and smooth, just like at the end of the video. I haven’t tried the other style Jokers yet but they also look amazing. My next Wera tool will probably be a speed ratchet though. I also need to get the XL and XXL of these. All in due time I suppose.
I’ve had the traditional wera joker wrench for many years and this could be something much more easier to use
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Very nice set
Just got a Cochran Speednut wrench with the tilt head design. Patent date MAY 2,1916. It doesn't have a spring jaw. I just assumed it was a bad design or poorly executed for it's time and that's why it never caught on, but here's the "modern" version.
That is very interesting. I appreciate your insight.
I like mine , as with these I don’t need to carry both Metric , and Imperial wrenches . On the socket front In carry an enhanced Wera Toolcheck plus ( has a zipper bag attached with a short socket rail , and a few posidrive and Metric hex bits .
I beat you on these, I got them 2 weeks ago for a special application. But beware; Wera tools are so beautiful and some are a marvel of engineering; They WILL get you addicted and it gets very expensive. Trust me I know...
That kind of handle, with the central bulge to improve your hand grip, is so ancient... Just search for "roman pugio" images on the web, and look at the shape of their handle, you'll be surprised by the weapon' structure when you see something totally counterintuitive at the very center of the handle 👍🙂
Definitely different God bless
Where can those be purchased?
Links are in the description of the video.
I don't like how the sizes repeat or overlap. 7-10, 10-13. Why not 7-10, 11-14 ?
I was interested in these until you told us the size ranges.
The four piece set is only a little smaller than a 8mm-19mm spanner set. Nice tools but only really for tool addicts with cash to burn imo
Great tools, but for many
too expensive.
Why?
Me: cause I like it