Wiha 92191 Precision Screwdrivers 51 Pcs Master Set in Storage Tray

Important suggestion for new buyers: Inspect the plastic quality of each tool upon receipt - especially the spinning bases (where your index finger usually rests). Some may not spin freely and should perhaps be exchanged.After extensive shopping and trying out some of the other cheaper (blue) sets that one can find on Amazon, I decided to take the plunge and purchase this. This toolset is awesome. Unless I lose some of the pieces, it feels like my final purchase for micro precision drivers!Each tool is stamped made in Germany. I could not ascertain where the plastic tray was made however. The plastic tray does not leach or emit any strong (cancerous) odors.The plastic case definitely feels like it's missing or needs some type of cover. However, it is very sturdy. It also seems to do the job (of keeping the tools together). Many reviewers noted that some of the slots are very hard or perhaps impossible to use. Sometimes it feels like one could be damaging the smaller tools just to get them into the tray slot. But I discovered that it was easier to snap the tools back into the trays by turning or twisting the handles while pressing down around the tip of the tool into the plastic tray. One is in effect, twisting the tool into the groove of the tray. Hope that helps.The steel quality is superior. However, the plastic handles, though adequate, were not manufactured as well as the steel. Many seams where the plastic molds together are not smooth. I'm likely going to be sanding down some of the more irritating seams.Also, some of the spinning bases (where one would rest their index finger) may not spin freely or evenly. Upon receipt, each tool should be inspected for possible flaws.Pros:1. Superior steel quality and precision.2. Tools are made in Germany.3. Case quality is excellent (for what it's designed for).Cons:1. Plastic case feels like it's missing a cover though.2. Plastic (for each tool) has inconsistent and protruding seams.3. Plastic spinning base quality could be better.All in all, I'm VERY happy with my purchase and highly recommend it for anyone looking for both precision and quality in their mini drivers. I may someday follow the lead of another nice reviewer and make a plexiglass cover for this set.Thank you for reading!

Fixing random stuff all the time used to be pretty lame. seriously just the feel of these is satisfying. And when i used to curse "these cheap screws", it turns out it was likely the cheap screwdriver. Tools of this caliber can last many lifetimes.People complain of the case, but the case is good, some slots are a bit tight, but you can either pull its corresponding screwdriver in and out of it a few times, or just run a size up thru it and it will be all set. A case of this style, if they fit perfectly when you bought it, then it wouldn't be log for them to just start falling out of their spots when the case got broken in.

Typical great quality precision screwdrivers from Wiha, but I have to dock it at least 1 star for the crummy tray. It's unnecessarily thick (just over 2 inches) to support a bunch of screwdrivers that mostly don't exceed 1/2" in diameter. Despite the thickness, it's pretty flimsy. It's difficult to snap most of the shafts into the tray. Some are impossible due to the amount of flex in the top.I don't care about the lack of a lid, because what I want to do is put it in a machinists chest. Except it's much too thick for that.

This set is awesome

For the price there should be a tray that works sent to every customer that purchased the set just like a recall on a new car. The set is great but the tray sucks.

I work as an electronic repair tech and use a handful of different Wiha drivers on a regular basis at work. They work perfectly and the tips are very durable. Some of them even say "Made in West Germany" on them, so I'd guess they have been in use on a daily basis since at least 1990 and are still holding up strong. When I buy tools, I believe in two things: "The most expensive tool is the one you have to replace" and "Buy once, cry once". This set is expensive, but you'll probably never have to replace any of them. The coverage of very small tip drivers is very complete - down to #000 Phillips, .028 hex, 1.5mm nut driver, and T1 Torx. If you get this set and something like the 40 piece 46099 standard size set, you will be set for life on every driver you will ever need for standard repairs (not counting special ESD or high voltage requirements). The only thing the combination of those two sets might fall short in is Pozidrive. If you work on a lot of European electronic equipment, you may want to purchase a few individual drivers to suit your particular needs.

I brought this for the tray so I could keep screw drivers organized in tool box. The listing did not include the size of the tray and found out it would not fit in tool box. Also found the tray is cheap junk and not worth it.I wish they would just let you 3D print your own tray.

I purchased this set of drivers (Wiha 92191) to compliment my existing screwdrivers from Craftsman and Milwaukee Tools. Unlike the screwdrivers I already own every piece in this set of drivers is for small and very small screws and bolts. The tray to store the units in is a cheap piece of molded plastic. It sits in a drawer my rolling tool chest. I'm happy not to pay more to include a nicer tray. The drivers themselves have plastic handles. They are all labeled with a useful description to help you determine type and size. The picture of the handles on Amazon shows "made in Germany". The handles of the drivers I received do not say made in Germany. The box they came in says "made in Poland". The handles allow you to hold one part of the handle with one hand and spin the handle with the other hand. That is useful when you are dealing with very small screws and bolts these drivers are made for. The true test will come when I use them over time. What is the quality of the metal used in these drivers? I hope I will be as happy with these tools 5 years from now as I am today.