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Bahco Ratchet Screwdriver Set, 6 Piece PH Reviews

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Bahco Ratchet Screwdriver 808060 is an insulated ratcheting screwdriver combined with interchangeable slim blades. The blade release system built in the comfortable handle makes it easy and safe to change the blades without the blades falling out.

The blades are 30% slimmer than the blade of a regular insulated screwdriver for better accessibility and more applications (e.g. sunken screws and spring elements). They have a 48 tooth non-conductive ratcheting mechanism.

A must have tool for electricians, certified according to IEC 6090.

Comes with a nylon pouch.

Contains Sizes: PH1, PH2, 0.4 x 2.5, 0.5 x 3.0, 0.8 x 4.0, 1.0 x 5.5, and a handle.

Handle Length: 180mm.
Length: 100mm.

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Sanderson

4.3

13 February 2022

I bought a set of bahco VDE screwdrivers mainly because I was sick of the lads pinching my Whia ones and because these are different coloured to most brands I could easily find who had got them, to be fair though they do seem to be a lot better quality and easier to use

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R Spence

3.5

17 November 2020

The Bahco set is ok, does everything it should do, it’s not as expensive as some of the others. but I would say there is better options on the market.

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S.A.S Heating & Plumbing

5.0

22 January 2020

It is a great set of screwdrivers to have in a small tool bag. Having every standard size that is needed in one small and easy to use tool makes the jobs faster.

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Bahco Ratchet Screwdriver Set, 6 Piece PH Review – 27/04/2018

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Video transcript

Hi guys I'm Mike, I'm just doing a review for Expert Trades on this Bahco screwdriver kit. It's a VDE rated set, comes in this nice nylon pouch, nice big chunky belt loop as well, so you can fit it on the work belt nice. What's really nice about this it's loaded well, so if it is on your belt you can just pull the bits out you want and bang them in your screwdriver, no problem. What I found really unusual for this VDE screwdriver is it's actually got a ratchet, which I've never seen before in a VDE screwdriver I've got a different couple of kits and I've never had one with a ratchet in it.

Nice and simple just loads, as you've seen, twist for your ratchet, just like any other ratchet screwdriver. But it is a nice fine toothed mechanism in it as well, like literally just such a small turn til the ratchet starts. And then all the bits are this nice slim line design, so you can get in nice and deep and not damage any insulation up there. To release a bit, you just push this big yellow button on the back and it comes out, then put them back in the pouch, no problem.

All in all, not a bad piece and kit, I've been using it for about a week and a half, two weeks. But the only downside for me is, it doesn't come with a PZ slotted, which is what I've got anyway one of these ones, used for these little circuit breakers. You can get away with using a pozi you can get away with using a flathead but I just prefer using these I think you get less comate, you can get them a bit tighter with them.

I did look for extra bits, and extra bits for this are £16 for one or £20 for two was the best prices I could find, for £20 I can get a set of six of these. So it's a bit being realistic, do I want two bits for this, or do I want six of these? And then on the other hand, this is £60-£70, cheaper than that I can get this Wiha kit that comes with 16 bits and two handles, and bits for this are around £5.95 each I could find them for the cheapest.

So again, value for money-wise, I don't think so. The other ratchet is nice but overall I don't think it's worth the extra money for the ratchet and less bits. That's just my opinion though guys, you guys might love it, I'm not particularly keen on it, but thanks anyway guys, see ya!