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Wera Kraftform Kompakt KK62 - review | Etna.

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  • Опубліковано 13 сер 2024
  • In this video I (kinda) unbox my Wera Kraftform Kompatk 62 Bit Set with their bit holding handle in a nice pouch and show you in detail their contents. After that I talk about how they hold up after 1...2 years of use.
    To be honest, I am aware of the lack of quality in this video. I tried to rush it too much to get it out to you. I missed some shaky cam footage, I tried to speak freely instead of a proper overdub like I normally do and forgot to clean the blue residue on my tools after using the sponge. There is also a lot of noise in some shots because I lacked proper lighting.
    But at least I kept the intro short this time and the closeups are really great to see the bits in detail. You normally don't see them as close as this. Making videos is time consuming and I try to provide better quality in the upcoming videos as my learning curve proceeds to grow.
    I still hope you like this video. I would love to hear from you and get your opinion.
    Regards,
    Etna.
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    Here are some timestamps:
    00:00 intro
    00:22 unboxing (kinda)
    00:48 cleaning the slightly corroded bits
    01:22 handle closeup
    03:22 Philips bits closeup
    03:28 Pozidrive bits closeup
    03:41 Security Hex bits closeup
    04:03 Z Spanner bits closeup
    04:11 Tri Wing bits closeup
    04:20 Torx bits closeup
    04:33 Standard bit closeup
    04:41 Torq bits closeup
    04:45 bit analyzation
    06:40 bit wear closeup
    07:34 Hex Plus vs regular Hex
    08:56 Robertson bits closeup (not in package)
    09:19 Robertson bits have Hex Plus features
    10:28 verdict
    11:48 outro

КОМЕНТАРІ • 23

  • @igg5589
    @igg5589 Рік тому +4

    Strange to see such high quality content with only 1,38K subscribers :( Anyway, +1 :)

    • @Etna.
      @Etna.  Рік тому +1

      Thanks!
      Regards,
      Etna.

  • @joedimaggio3146
    @joedimaggio3146 Рік тому +1

    Love that intro. good vibes

    • @Etna.
      @Etna.  Рік тому

      Thank you!
      Regards,
      Etna.

  • @japhle
    @japhle 5 років тому +3

    wow this kit is really well put together, all the bits you might need on many varied jobs, very nice both the hex plus and the torx are both the security, since they work on normal fasteners just fine :)

    • @Etna.
      @Etna.  5 років тому +4

      Indeed. That is the reason why I bought it. Companies these days try to keep your fingers out of their stuff. You might repair them accidentally or something...
      Regards,
      Etna.

  • @KTFG
    @KTFG 5 років тому +6

    I use this tool to disassemble large contractors in elevators with deep recesses which require different heads depending on model.
    I also added more bits I require but I am afraid to lose them because of the cost of them here in the US.

    • @Etna.
      @Etna.  5 років тому +2

      Hi there!
      How much are they? Here I have to pay between 7 and 8 Euro for regular stuff. But things like small multitooth bits can go up to 25 Euro.
      Can't you get them from a local US manufacturer? I don't know anything beyond Snap On and Harbour Freight.
      Regards,
      Etna.

    • @KTFG
      @KTFG 5 років тому +3

      @@Etna. $5-$10+ on amazon, maybe cheaper elsewhere. Amazon builds shipping cost into the price.

    • @josea.velezfernandez8734
      @josea.velezfernandez8734 4 роки тому

      I work in the Elevator industry as well. So far do you recommend this set? Did you had to buy the spanner bits? That would be really helpful mate.

    • @KTFG
      @KTFG 4 роки тому +2

      @@josea.velezfernandez8734
      I recommend it yes. Its been so long ago but I know I bought several sets and configured as I needed.
      If money is a concern less expensive options will do nearly as well.

  • @carpandrei7493
    @carpandrei7493 Рік тому

    I just ordered two of these sets for work. Based on the delection of bits, this makes one very nice set. A variant that uses the 816 RA handle would have been close to perfection.
    I was pleasantly surprized by how the handle feels in the hand. I used all sort oh tools, but Wers might be on to something with their KK handled. The hand grips it almost intuitively. Haven't tried Wiha yet.

    • @Etna.
      @Etna.  Рік тому

      Handle geometries are very subjective. Everyone should try out different brands to see what type of handle suits their hand and also their needs the best.
      I hope you like them!
      Regards,
      Etna.

    • @carpandrei7493
      @carpandrei7493 Рік тому +1

      @@Etna. Yes indeed! It's important to try different brands with different styles until you settle for what works best for you.

  • @maximilianwolf3003
    @maximilianwolf3003 3 роки тому

    Hat die Tasche auf der Rückseite einen Klettfläsche das ich sie z.B an meine Werkzeugwand hängen könnte?

  • @billybastar4022
    @billybastar4022 4 роки тому

    Why aren’t the bits laser etched like the standard screwdrivers? Kind of disappointing. Still a nice set, but falls short of great.

  • @marioojeda5262
    @marioojeda5262 5 місяців тому +1

    Where did you get the longer bits from?

  • @rothgartheviking858
    @rothgartheviking858 2 роки тому +1

    why so few flat head bits.

    • @Etna.
      @Etna.  2 роки тому +1

      Too oldschool, maybe... In Germany standard screwdrivers are more often used by electricians. That's why you find a variety of them in their VDE set: ua-cam.com/video/mSvTmfqFjvI/v-deo.html
      Regards,
      Etna.

  • @hamburg040hh
    @hamburg040hh 4 роки тому

    Moin,
    Wie ist spiel der bits in der Aufnahme?
    Gruß aus Hamburg

    • @Etna.
      @Etna.  4 роки тому

      Moin!
      Spiel ist immer da. Persönlich stört es aber nicht beim Schrauben. Letztlich ist es ein Bitsatz mit langen Bits.
      Schicken Gruß,
      Etna.

  • @claudyfocan731
    @claudyfocan731 3 роки тому

    What song is used in the intro and outtro?

    • @Etna.
      @Etna.  3 роки тому

      None, really. Just a drumbox and my trusty guitar. All you hear is all I've got.
      Regards,
      Etna.