Wiha 0482 PicoFinish Slotted Screwdriver Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon . Compare Prices and Save!

I recently saw a version of this with a longer yellow rotating tip. Is that the newer model?
the classic is classic junk nowadays. The orange button breaks of are soft too. Moving over to WERA.
Really outstanding but I can't buy it for too price
The one thing that worries me a bit about the pico is that rubber tends to deteriorate as it ages.
ESD version with PicoFinish is now available: would love to please see the new pico handle with interchange bits I’m curious if the part where the bit goes in would strip out
I really like the Precision Wihas, I've had a Flathead and Phillips one of them for probably 15+ years now (the flathead is so old it was made in West Germany before I was even born), and they've always been my favorite screwdrivers. I can't seem to find any new ones with the magnetic tips, however, which is a real shame. Unless that's a non-advertised feature in every Wiha product. I'd love to get some more, but the magnetic tip is part of why they're so great.
Digaaa dein English is soooogut. Great job
Solid review. I own both, great product.
Some trades teach to press down the tool using a thumb, and rotate it by the other hand. Hence variants with free-wheeling ends are on the market.
Hmm, I have the picofinish ones, a slotted+ph and a torx set, but the red endcaps are a lot smaller, similar sized to the non picofinish screwdrivers. I wonder what's up with that (I'm in Europe)
The classic Wiha has knurls on the end that you can use with a pair of pliers for more torque - the new ones don't seem to have that. Yeah, I know, right tool for the job Also, soft finishes often pickup metal shavings and are impossible to remove. The Felos in the background have that and I have metal shavings in some of them.
I like the Felo precision as well, similar to the Wiha I like about them is the shaft flexes before the Wihas do, keeps you from overtorquing the little screws because it's easy to strip them. I like mixing brands or styles so you can easily see phillips, slotted, hex, nut driver, etc buy handle. I like Wera's precision nut drivers for the length. Then go ESD Wiha or Felo for phillips, Wiha pico or classic for slotted. Etc. BTW, my canvas cases like that from Wiha and even a "knockoff" from eBay have lasted a long time. I've used a label maker to pring size markings and stick them to the caps so I can see them from the top.
While the insulated precision screwdrivers are only available with the pico finish, ESD-safe precision screwdrivers are only available in the classic finish. Interesting that they would deviate like that.
Good that they're made in Germany. So much of Wiha's stuff is made in Vietnam now.
I have both styles and like the pic finish for comfort.
Does the soft finish give better grip if your hands are wet?
I've used the 3.5mm insulated Pico for some time. The tip held great, but when you need to torque something - the body is bending a little. Maybe I'll try the classic.
Do the Picofinish have a uniform handle size through the whole line? I like the classic Wiha handle, but the smallest of the three sizes is not really practical, imo.
I recently bought the pico finished set and I really enjoy them. I don't use the 0.8, so it stays at my desk. I'm always catching myself playing with it.
Thanks for another great review! I own a set of the pico finish.wonderfully crafted tools. I’m blown away with the fit, precision, and function of Wiha hand tools. Last year I bought a bunch of #2 phillips screwdrivers to see (for me) which was the best one that I would go on to purchase full sets and give away all my older and mismatched screwdrivers. I bought Wiha, Wera, PB Swiss, Felo Ergonic, Felo wooden handle, Wera wooden handle, Witte Maxxpro, Channel Lock, and at the 100mm size. After a year of using them I determined these are some really amazing tools and far more effective, efficient, and enjoyable to use than the cheaper brands I’d been using my whole life. This experiment was a lot of fun for me despite being made fun of by my wife and kids! Most of these were so good, powerful and precise, it really came down to grip preference. I ended up buying 2 full sets to hopefully be my rest of lifetime wooden Felos and the Wiha. I also went on to buy the Wiha torx and a 4 piece insulated set as well. So thanks to your channel and KC Tool for the major upgrades!