Wiha slimVario Stubby Screwdriver Set

Now then people, it's Mcauley from SmartPipe Plumbing Services. Today, we're doing a quick review on the Wiha Stubby SoftFinish electrician screwdriver. Before we get started, I would just like to say a massive thank you to Tool Talk TV for sending me out this product review. The product comes in four bits. You got the stubby head, stubby handle, sorry. And you got three pieces. You've got a PH2. You've got a PZ, I'm sorry. A PH2, a PZ2, and a naught point six by 3.5 flat slim line screwdriver. They just pop straight in, into the end, fairly easy. They don't come out like some other screwdrivers do. They come out way too easy sometimes, where with these, from Wiha, they're really good bit of kit. Can't really complain with them really.

The only thing that I probably would improve about it, is that there is no where to store your three bits. I know with some other screwdrivers, you could store the bits inside. But obviously these bits are a bit too big. So packaging some sort of case with it. Or even if you shorten these slightly, just so they can go inside the actual handle. So we don't lose them. Because depending on what sort of toolbox you've got, if you throw them in the bottom of your toolbox, bye bye, you're not going to see them again, are yeah. It can be a nightmare trying to find them out every time. So yeah, definitely would think about maybe, being able to put them inside or having a case so you can keep them separate away from all the rest of your tools so you don't lose them. Other than that, I would recommend the product. Wiha, good product as all, as all their stuff. Most of my products are from Wiha.

In regards to screwdrivers the heads are quality, made of metal. I've only been using these for about a week now. The... So not being really put under much strain, but from what I have done, I'm impressed. Incredible bit of kit. They are rated to a hundred volts, I believe. A thousand volts, sorry. So you are safe there. Other than that, nothing else really to say. I hope you enjoyed the review. Hope to do some more in the future for Tool Talk TV. So yeah, peace guys, see you all soon.

Hello everyone. Lee from iGas Heating Ltd. Today I'm going to be talking about the Wiha Pro Stubby. It does exactly what it says on the tin. It's a stubby screwdriver, but it's got interchangeable heads on it. See, that's your Philips, or PZ2 head. Standard flathead head, it comes with. Another Pozidriv as well. Really easy to get apart, and put back together again. Once it's in, it's in. It's pretty good. It doesn't wobble or anything. There's no rattling, which is good.

The tips are magnetic as well, which is always handy. You know what it's like, when you drop the screw, and you can't reach it with your screwdriver. They are actually magnetic heads, so you can fish your way in, and fish your screw back out if you like. Other than that, not much else to say. It's quite a nice grip. Nice and comfortable. Stubby is obviously designed to get into little places, that other screwdrivers are too long for. But even though it is a stubby, you get quite good torque on it. You can undo them really stubborn screws.

But yeah. Other than that, overall, really good product. Not too badly priced. Good value for money.

A review on this. I only received it yesterday, the Stubby Screwdriver. But I'll show you where it's actually... So my issue I have is this, the way the plumber has went to the tank. I can't get in at these screws with the longer screwdriver, so I'm going to give the Stubby Screwdriver a go. We'll get it opened and see how we go from there.

So the Stubby comes with the screwdriver with a flat head on it, star-head, pozi, and a standard Phillips screw. So it's tiny, absolutely tiny. I think I have another Stubby, but it's a lot chunkier. This is very, very small. My hands aren't massive, but that is tiny. So I'm going to give it a go taking these screws out on ones I can't get access to.

So, yeah, it's onto that one pretty easily. The awkward one's going to be this, which, again, there's not much between this and the wall. But the screwdriver feels nice in your hand. There's another. There's a third screw down here. Yeah. But it feels like a nice screwdriver to hold, and it's got a good grip on them screws. I'm missing something here. But, yeah, it's taken all three of those screws out. Very good, little. It's part of a group of the screwdrivers where all the blades all fit each other.

The only thing I would say is I know this comes in usually a pouch with the bigger screwdriver. It would be good if it came in the blister pack, the Vario Family, that's what it is. But if it came in this pack or a wee pouch to keep it in, because I would say it's going to be easily lost, I'd probably put it inside. I have one of the XXL cases, so I'll have it in there. But I mean, for the standard customer just looking at a small Stubby Screwdriver, I think just more to keep the blades and stuff in position, if they were just buying it out of the shop, I definitely think a small pouch to keep it in.