7 Wera Tools EVERYONE Should Have

These are 7 tools everyone should have. They make some of the best screwdrivers with the most utility and options. They also make some of the best ratchets. Wera hex-plus allen keys are another great option from Wera.
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THE TOOLS

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[jesseh]

As an HVAC technician, my absolute favorite wera tool I have is the tool check plus. I use it almost every single day. Would highly recommend

[austinhs]

I started appreciating my tools even more once i gained the habit of wiping them down and keeping them clean

[jeffholmes]

I bought the Zyklops pocket in March. I debated for a long time because of the price, but I pulled the trigger. I wished I wouldn’t have waited so long. This thing covers 90% of my service calls. With this thing, my utility knife and a pair of diagonal cutters, I almost never go back to my truck.

For reference, I work on banking equipment so your mileage may vary, but I absolutely love this thing.

[FoodOnCrack]

Look, as much as I love wera and their tools, i HAVE to give a shout out to PB Swiss, especially their swissgrip VDE screwdrivers. I've been using them for 9 years, every day in concrete pre fab electrical installation in rain, snow, salty melted snow and they won't fail. Even with rust spots they still have a perfect geometry, they never snapped the tip like happened on my Wera screwdrivers, not even at almost 2.8Nm. They handle chiseling out screws from concrete, water leveling sockets under tension, prying open stuff. An the wetter your hands get in even the slipperiest gloves, the grip actually INCREASES. I told my coworker he couldn't twist the screwdriver in my hand with a water pump pliers on the tip, he couldn't, my grip was that strong on the handle.

[Dragonman]

Working in industrial brewery maintenance and Wera tools are worth the cost hands down some of the best tools i own!

[Dagnabbit]

Blessings, brother. Great review! Recent Wera fan.

[paytoncash]

I only use wiha insulated tools personally, but I love wera for general use!

[MindUrOwnBusiness]

When it comes to insulated tools, especially ratchets and torque wrenches I find Cementex to be my favorite brand. They are known for being very safe and reliable.

[SMidberg]

I've have the Vera bit case...it's so compact and at the same time most of what you need.

[andrewcrossman]

I didn't know you were a man of God, I loved you before, but now my heart's out to you, bro

[Mrmhibbert]

The wera screwdrivers are so comfortable to use especially when you're doing terminals and socket faces

[alecmillea]

I have the allen key set. It is invaluable. I've put things like furniture together and used the included Allen keys only to have them strip out the included bolts or round themselves off. After which I inevitably have had to grab my wera set which is then able to fit into the head of the bolt and get it to a very high torque level with no difficulty whatsoever. I've got no idea at this point how much wobbly furniture I'd have if not for my wera Allen keys. Other sets I've had included t bar and driver style. Neither have the super tight fit of the Wera set that means they never slip or strip.

[CSAPendemic]

Oh yes! The WERA Stuff is just so nice to work with! All the little details that make their tools easier to use, more durable and just feel and look more high quality than pretty much everything else! I'm a bicycle mechanic and couldn't agree more that the hex set is simply superior to competition in so many ways. My favorite would be the their smallest ratchet. Working in tight spaces there's nothing even close to this and even the mini version by WERA is ratet for higher torque than most other normal sized ones...
I have my doubts, they even know how to produce something not high end... 😅😅😂😂

[peddypeoples]

I have a wera bit screwdriver from my grandfahter, its from the 60s or 70s, blows anything out of the water quality wise, will hold up for generations. Also knipex...same thing.

[alouisschafer]

Been buying more and more Wera stuff.
The quality and feel is impeccable 10/10 tool brand.
Especially their insulated electricians screwdrivers are some of the highest quality on the market I believe. Especially the flatheads have blown me away. The chisel tips have an interstate geometry they look like they are actually forged and they are super hard steel compared to other stuff I had where I could see the chisel tips bending just after 10 tight screws.
BUT Wera bitsets fall short of Milwaukee Shockwave Bits which are the only ones I use now, they fit so tightly into the screw head and so far I haven't broken one with my 18v impact driver.
So thats my loadout now, all wera handtools and Milwaukee Bits and all Makita 18V.

[tafl-]

Wera tools are amazing. Regarding the clean tools comments. I work as a laboratory automation field engineer. That means hospital labs with patient samples, clean rooms with ancient DNA samples, pharma labs with medicine for clinical trials and so on and so on. If I show up with dirty tools my customers are not going to let me in. Whatever rust is on my tools comes from all the cleaning.

[NoGamerLikeThis]

Bro spent a minute trying to convince us he actually uses his tools😂

[codyhoward]

I keep a Klein magnetic 11in1 and the 14in1 security tweaker in my pouch. If wera made their own versions of those I’d be interested. Until then I’ll stick with Klein

[nicolashobson]

Like all the tools but for wrenches look at kobalt ratcheting close end flex head way more versatile and a life time warranty

[MattHmm-rqdn]

You forgot my 2 favorite wera tools. The DEMO driver with all black handle now that's a beater. And one that really grew on me rhe wera/vessel ball handle screwdrivers. There wera screwdriver made in check Republic with lazer tips but have the vessel ball grip! They are truly a pleasure to use.