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Model: Wiha 5-Piece Composite Handle Insulated Assorted Screwdriver Set | 32091
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I have been doing more electrical work lately. The screws are mostly the cheapest softest junk they can put into the everything they sell. It looks like a flathead or phillips will work but they round it off half the time. I got a decent set at harbor freight for about this price and it has a Combination Tip Screwdriver that looks like merge of the two in one tip. It works FAR better. I see lowes has a single tool OOS but not insulated which is really nice for working on live power things. A square bit might work also and I suggest trying that before the typical screwdrivers. I went back and looked the HF is Doyle 3 piece set $10 not on sale. Recommend it despite Wiha being a premium quality tool
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I have been doing more electrical work lately. The screws are mostly the cheapest softest junk they can put into the everything they sell. It looks like a flathead or phillips will work but they round it off half the time. I got a decent set at harbor freight for about this price and it has a Combination Tip Screwdriver that looks like merge of the two in one tip. It works FAR better. I see lowes has a single tool OOS but not insulated which is really nice for working on live power things. A square bit might work also and I suggest trying that before the typical screwdrivers. I went back and looked the HF is Doyle 3 piece set $10 not on sale. Recommend it despite Wiha being a premium quality tool
Most electrical screws either come in combination sloted/posi slotted/ph but robertsons will fit the vast majority of the time and are better to use. MOST of the time a robertson will fit in 8/32 you used R2, in 6/32 you use R1 (i think) and R3 on panel screws, but if you're REALLY bad at screwing things in and just can't figure it out Wera has a PH/S bit, milwuakee calls it an ECX bit in addition to the doyle you mentioned which feel really cheap.
Most electrical screws either come in combination sloted/posi slotted/ph but robertsons will fit the vast majority of the time and are better to use. MOST of the time a robertson will fit in 8/32 you used R2, in 6/32 you use R1 (i think) and R3 on panel screws, but if you're REALLY bad at screwing things in and just can't figure it out Wera has a PH/S bit, milwuakee calls it an ECX bit in addition to the doyle you mentioned which feel really cheap.
A bit wouldn't work for me. Couldn't get that into a live panel and the risk of it falling off like bits do! That and finding the bit when I could use it. The handled tools sit at the side of my electrical bag and are easy to grab. The tiny sizes in this set makes me scratch my head on why someone needs 1000v insulation to unscrew a battery cover on a AA thing. If a person uses these daily this might be a deal but 99% of us here are not shopping for things for our daily jobs. I didn't thumbs down this for that reason. The reason for trouble with the screws was also the fact not all could be hit straight on and some were machined so cheap it didn't fully cut the slot in the screw. Some were blocked and needed to be tightened at an angle.
Last edited by TealThread549 January 26, 2026 at 10:28 AM.
Most electrical screws either come in combination sloted/posi slotted/ph but robertsons will fit the vast majority of the time and are better to use. MOST of the time a robertson will fit in 8/32 you used R2, in 6/32 you use R1 (i think) and R3 on panel screws, but if you're REALLY bad at screwing things in and just can't figure it out Wera has a PH/S bit, milwuakee calls it an ECX bit in addition to the doyle you mentioned which feel really cheap.
Yeah that's why I prefer the Klein multibit drivers that have a square/Robertson bit. Those work on the screws I've encountered on every plug or wall socket.
Yes, Wiha is generally considered a good brand. Some people feel their tools that are manufactured in countries other than Germany are not as good as the German counterparts, but that is similar across many tool brands.
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Keep in mind these can be used in electronics applications where large capacitors can store a significant amount of energy. I remember years ago seeing a screwdriver that had a good bite taken out of it when someone shorted a circuit in a tube tv set that hadn't been fully discharged.
A bit wouldn't work for me. Couldn't get that into a live panel and the risk of it falling off like bits do! That and finding the bit when I could use it. The handled tools sit at the side of my electrical bag and are easy to grab. The tiny sizes in this set makes me scratch my head on why someone needs 1000v insulation to unscrew a battery cover on a AA thing. If a person uses these daily this might be a deal but 99% of us here are not shopping for things for our daily jobs. I didn't thumbs down this for that reason. The reason for trouble with the screws was also the fact not all could be hit straight on and some were machined so cheap it didn't fully cut the slot in the screw. Some were blocked and needed to be tightened at an angle.
Personally, if I encountered a switch or outlet with such a terrible screw, I'd just replace the device.
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