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ToolGuyd > Hand Tools > Precision Tools > KC Tool Deal of the Day: Wera Kraftform Micro Screwdriver Set (6/4/2015)

KC Tool Deal of the Day: Wera Kraftform Micro Screwdriver Set (6/4/2015)

Jun 4, 2015 Stuart 4 Comments

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Wera Kraftform Micro Screwdriver Set

As our week of choreographed KC Tool Deals nears to an end, maybe this Wera Kraftform Micro screwdriver set will grab your attention.

I have a smaller set of these Wera Micro drivers, as discussed in our best precision screwdrivers post, and find the handles to be absolutely top-notch. The only downside was that, for my purposes, the tip and style selection wasn’t broad enough to completely satisfy my needs. This is less true now than it was a few years ago. A quick check shows that Wera has been very busy adding many new Kraftform Micro screwdrivers and sets to their lineup.

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This Micro-Set/12 SB 1, part number 05073675001, comes with (12) precision screwdrivers and a convenient canvas pouch to carry them in. This set is specially aimed for electronic applications, and comes with teeny tiny screwdriver sizes.

  • Phillips #000, #00
  • Slotted 1.5, 1.8, 2, 2.5, 3mm
  • Torx T5, T6
  • Hex 0.9, 1.5, 2mm

Wera’s Kraftform Micro screwdrivers have very comfortable handles, although they can take a little time to get used to, due to the unique shape. They’re quite nicely designed for precision tasks where you need a high level of control.

Sale Price: $32
Deal Ends: 6/4/2015 at 11:59pm CT

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I’m looking at this set and thinking: when the heck am I going to need 0.9 mm hex and T5 screwdrivers? Some of the sizes I could definitely use, others maybe not so much. But I like the screwdriver selection. If I buy this set, maybe I’ll swap out those two sizes for #0 and T7 or T8 screwdrivers purchased separately.

The 2035/6 set that I bought 6 years ago comes with Phillips #00 and #0 bits. There are times when I wish it had #000. And I know that the T6 and 2mm hex, maybe even the 1.5mm hex, would come in handy for me.

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Price-wise, $32 for 12 of these drivers is a very good deal. The 2035/6 set is currently priced at $27 on Amazon, and this 12-piece set is around $50. So even if you can’t use all of the screwdriver sizes that this set comes with, you’re not paying a lot for them.

I own Wiha micro hex driver sets, and have a bunch of #000 Phillips screwdriver filling that size requirement in my toolbox, but still find myself very tempted to buy one of these sets. That handy pouch and the sale price keeps me on the fence. Maybe this would still make for a decent to-go precision driver set.

I probably won’t bite, as it has 5 screwdriver sizes that overlap with the set I already own, and add in the 2 smallest Torx and hex drivers that I might not have a need for, and I don’t know if I can justify it despite the low price.

If you’ve been looking for a precision screwdriver set, you have through the rest of the day to decided whether this 12-piece set for $32 is the right choice for your needs and intended usage. If I didn’t already have precision screwdrivers aplenty, I would have snapped this deal up lickity split. I still might.

Here’s a quick promo video from KC Tool that showcases the screwdriver set:

There’s one more deal-to-come that we arranged for with KC Tool:

  • Fri 6/5: Gedore angled combination pliers

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4 Comments

  1. matt

    Jun 4, 2015

    I probably won’t get the set- but it is great news that Wera has a 0.9mm driver! I usually carry a few of these at a time (Wiha now) since they strip and bend quite easily- and I just recently destroyed the last of my 0.9’s. I love the Wiha drivers, but always want to try something new.

    (they are a fairly common (ish) set screw size on small motors and gears).

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  2. herp derpson

    Jun 4, 2015

    KC uses shady (or maybe just stupid) tactics to list what’s in stock.

    “Check Availability” on a product page means not in stock. They apparently will ship partial orders but only if you ask them to and you can only do that if you know part of your order is out of stock. Availability status isn’t displayed in the cart or on placed orders.

    When you ask them about this they will claim you are confused and that you should call if you value getting things in a timely manner. Nope, kc doesn’t understand internet retailing.

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  3. Steven

    Jun 4, 2015

    Regarding the stock status – It seems pretty straight forward to me, if you click the ” Check Availability” button, you know, to check if it is available, it straight up says it is not in stock. It would be nice if they would just display this instead of making you click a button but that doesn’t seem shady to me.

    Even then I have ordered out of stock items from them before and still gotten them within a week if they list it as “USA inventory”

    I guess I could see how this might aggravate some people, but as long as you half pay attention to what you are doing they give you all the information that you need to know if something is in stock or not, and how long it will take to get it if it is out of stock.

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  4. Richard G.

    Jun 5, 2015

    Good set, good price but hefty $11 shipping, which brings it price to $43. Which still cheaper than every day price of 50, but, unless you still don’t have a good set of wiha or mix and match, and you must have a set like this, then it would be a good buy.

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