The point with the Wiha, that no other manufactures does yet, is to make an electric screwdriver. This is exactly it, you can keep this guy in work pants, no other machine does that. So its basically a heavy screwdriver with replacable bits, that also are thinner and alot more convenient than regular bits. The power when you need it, is in the wrist. The motor is only to help drive in machine screws and start other screws. When driving in other types of screws, you use the tool like a ratchet, not a drill. You never have to change the moment like other tools. It wont strip a screw/head, it wont slip. You never have to use 2 hands while using it, you never have to flip a button to reverse and so on. It can tighten screws with 8nm... That is enough for almost everything. I love mine. I work as a janitor, and i have this guy with me everywhere. This and a leatherman charge, and you can fix everything in the world;P BUT. Mine has stopped working 3 times, and ive sent it in and got a new machine. It clearly has some big fault inside the gears. Got the new version 2.0 this week, as a replacement for the old one. It is more powerfull. 1NM, also a switch for 0.4nm. Problem is, that it is slightly bigger, and for me it is no longer a screwdriver, its more like a screwmachine, like the bosch go, and dewalt... I want the old one with 1 nm power, and gears that works. That would be the dream tool for me :) Nice reviews anyways! I like your videos :)
The point with the Wiha, that no other manufactures does yet, is to make an electric screwdriver.
This is exactly it, you can keep this guy in work pants, no other machine does that.
So its basically a heavy screwdriver with replacable bits, that also are thinner and alot more convenient than regular bits.
The power when you need it, is in the wrist. The motor is only to help drive in machine screws and start other screws.
When driving in other types of screws, you use the tool like a ratchet, not a drill.
You never have to change the moment like other tools. It wont strip a screw/head, it wont slip.
You never have to use 2 hands while using it, you never have to flip a button to reverse and so on.
It can tighten screws with 8nm... That is enough for almost everything.
I love mine. I work as a janitor, and i have this guy with me everywhere.
This and a leatherman charge, and you can fix everything in the world;P
BUT.
Mine has stopped working 3 times, and ive sent it in and got a new machine.
It clearly has some big fault inside the gears.
Got the new version 2.0 this week, as a replacement for the old one.
It is more powerfull. 1NM, also a switch for 0.4nm.
Problem is, that it is slightly bigger, and for me it is no longer a screwdriver, its more like a screwmachine, like the bosch go, and dewalt...
I want the old one with 1 nm power, and gears that works. That would be the dream tool for me :)
Nice reviews anyways! I like your videos :)
I hadn't thought of the size and weight of it. Totally agree on that part. Just wish it had a little more power and it would be a solid tool
Use Wiha 28758 for 1/4 inch bits but be aware because it's losing his VDE protection.
Thank you!!!! Now to find US supplier
@@grevo7229 They now also have one that let you keep your VDE Protection. Wiha 283107