I set out to find something that was precision size but also had regular size bits as well. This fits the bill perfectly. What really stuck out to me was that it even had a #2 Philips which is very common. With the bigger and smaller sizes I can lighten my load at work a little. Instead of carrying 2 multi screw drivers (precision and regular) I now only have to carry one. Awesome tool.
Why does every video including Klein Tools 27-in-1 seem distorted to show the driver thinner than it actually is? Even if you look at the amazon pictures.
Thanks for the review, been having my eye on it but never saw what bits it had and what size it was. Seems like a good size driver as all the other kleins are really big. Gonna pick it up.
I love to watch tool videos, I believe the Klein Taiwanese stuff isn’t that great but i like the USA made stuff, hard to find manny companies that make things here still, that is what the Jewish community does, they learn a trade and hire people from their own community to boost themselves (the entirety of the community) up.
Thank you for your comment. It’s not a review it’s a closer look. I am very new to UA-cam and making videos. I hope you can give me some suggestions on how to make better videos.
@@Blackdynasty123 listen when you can spell “racing” properly you can sit at the big boy table and join this conversation. The guy admitted it was a weak review.
I set out to find something that was precision size but also had regular size bits as well. This fits the bill perfectly. What really stuck out to me was that it even had a #2 Philips which is very common. With the bigger and smaller sizes I can lighten my load at work a little. Instead of carrying 2 multi screw drivers (precision and regular) I now only have to carry one. Awesome tool.
Thank you for your comment. Have a great weekend.
Facts same here buddy I love this tool
“Fit and finish”, very good point.
I just ordered the 32328 kit.
Would be nice if they had the #2 square
Why does every video including Klein Tools 27-in-1 seem distorted to show the driver thinner than it actually is? Even if you look at the amazon pictures.
ThePhillips #2 did it for me. I have many applications for P#2 without a ton of torque.
Hi, have Allen key on it?
Thanks for the review, been having my eye on it but never saw what bits it had and what size it was. Seems like a good size driver as all the other kleins are really big. Gonna pick it up.
Thanks for the comment. I think it’s a good buy.
Do you know if this is the same size as the 14 in 1?
Are those bits in the handle clipped in the plastic tabs or are they held there by a magnet?
They are held in by plastic clips. Have a great weekend!
The barrel is suppose to be stainless steel
I just picked mines up today from Home Depot. How do you like it so far?
I really like all the bits in the handle. Great precision screwdriver!
Nice tool, thanks
Couldn’t pass it up had to pick it up. Thanks for comment.
I love to watch tool videos, I believe the Klein Taiwanese stuff isn’t that great but i like the USA made stuff, hard to find manny companies that make things here still, that is what the Jewish community does, they learn a trade and hire people from their own community to boost themselves (the entirety of the community) up.
That is amazing!
Klein is a German-American Company from Illinois, not a Jewish Company.
@@kevinsullivan2362 never said/meant they were a Jewish company, but it’s good to clarify always
This is quite possibly the worst review of a tool product I’ve ever watched.
Thank you for your comment. It’s not a review it’s a closer look. I am very new to UA-cam and making videos. I hope you can give me some suggestions on how to make better videos.
Bet you couldn't do better video so keep your mouth shut and keep it moving seemed pretty good to me
@@Blackdynasty123 listen when you can spell “racing” properly you can sit at the big boy table and join this conversation. The guy admitted it was a weak review.
If you're going to critique someone's video at least give them some improvement tips if you watch some of the early UA-camrs vids there no better .