Wera 05051005001 Kraftform 810/1 Hexagon Bitholding Screwdriver, Retaining Ring, 1/4" Head, 120mm Blade Length, Silver

I purchased this bit driver for my EDC tool pouch, and it has been a great addition. At only 3 5/8” long, it’s very compact and fits perfectly in my Maxpedition Micro Pouch. Despite its small size, it’s still comfortable to hold, and the ergonomic design makes it easy to apply enough torque to loosen or tighten screws. The bit retention is excellent - it securely holds every bit I’ve tried. The spring-loaded locking mechanism is simple to use: just insert a bit and it locks automatically. The overall quality is exactly what you’d expect from Wera: top notch.

It got this Wera Kraftform 817R to try, as I reduce my collection of random old screwdrivers and transition more to drivers that accept interchangeable bits instead. The bit holders get most of the use lately and just make more sense overall for most tasks that I do. This feels like a quality tool. It's a simple bit-holding driver / screwdriver. The grip feels small, even though the length of the handle isn't crazy short. The tapering and contours make it feel smaller than it is. That's about my only gripe. I wish the handle was 1.5x to 2x bigger/fatter, but still kept the shape.. but then perhaps it wouldn't be as portable. The handle is a hard black plastic, with the green being a softer rubber material. Feels good, but a little fatter would be better. It arrived loose in a bag with a tag on it. No signs of use. You push down the green collar and the bit shaft is spring loaded and shoots out. After I did that initially, I thought it was stuck out and broken for a few minutes. You really have to push the green collar on the handle down very hard until it clicks, to manually retract the shaft back in. When extended, you can click down the handle collar again and pull the shaft right out if you want to use the end for an impact driver... but I don't see myself ever doing that. The bit holder end has a weak magnet to hold the bit initially, and not so strong that it interferes with disengagement. That holds the bit initially, then you pull back on the bit holder tip and it locks the bit in solid. To remove the bit, you push the end of the bit holder forward, and it unlocks, and you can now pop your bit off the magnet easily. Otherwise, it locks in solid. There is a little side play in the shaft, a tiny wiggle, but it's minimal and nothing annoying. There's no real play in rotation. It functions like a regular screwdriver. it accepts the regular 1/4th inch bits, I have laying around, well. I included the comparison pick so you can get a feel for the size and shape. There it is, next to an old school Vaco Bulldriver, A Klein #? In One, and my trusty old cheap generic ratcheting bit driver. All of these fill out the hand a little better. Fatten this guy up Wera! The Wera 817R does feel more precise, if that makes sense. If you are looking for a multi-purpose, compact bit holding screwdriver, this one fits the description. It's compact, so ideal for traveling around with and carrying in a small bag or tool pouch on the go. Overall, I'm pretty happy with it.

The expectation was that this was going to be a really good hand tool. I am spoiled by German tools the minimum tools we buy is Bosch, but we have Fein, Festool Metabo but also Hazet and WIHA, so the expectation is already high of Made in Germany. BUT this thing is AMAZING!!! It is just a screwdriver handle for a 1/4" hex bit, BUT it locks just about any bit in place. its starts out magnetic so the bit wont fall out and the magnet keeps the fastener in place on the bit, it is just right not too strong to make it hard to use and not so weak that the faster stays on but dangles. push the ring away and the tool releases or you can put another bit in. Press either bit in OR pull the ring towards you and it is in tight. Both methods work, you get to choose. It is well balanced, and is short enough to get into most places. This thing is Amazing!!! I bought 3 more for stocking snuffers. Strong buy recommendation - great X-mas gift for any Dad

It’s cool. It’s very small. And I mean veerryyy small. But it was all good until a customer’s Frenchy thought it was a toy and I never saw it again.

I needed a magnetic bit driver with quick-connect to use my collection of bits. I have a Kleintools ratcheting screwdriver with its own bits, but I just needed something that uses magnets to hold a bit. This tool is one of the few out there that doesn't hold its own bits, but has an extension that lives inside the handle. The bit chuck is the best part: easily holds a 1-inch bit with very firm quick connect chuck. There is no collar to get snagged on, just really easy to install and remove bits. The handle looks a weird shape, but it actually sits very well in the hand making this tool a joy to use. Thank the smart engineers at Wera for making this awesome tool.

This is a great, small but comfortable form factor driver with a well designed quick change head. It slips nicely into a pocket or small tool pouch and holds a wide variety of bit styles from Wera or Steinwhale double sided to Leatherman flat. My favorite driver at this price point.

I try to own one of each variation going into retirement. Designed in Germany from a German company and likely manufactured in Czech Republic. Especially enjoy the overall style, design and manufacturing quality. Have a huge selection of WERA tools going into retirement. Dutch people have a saying (paraphrased) "Cheap stuff is expensive stuff". If it breaks , causes damage, doesn't inspire self-confidence and great workmanship. Don't buy cheap stuff... Easy to award FIVE STARS.

Bought for use with MIP 1/4" Speed Bits. Works flawlessly and switches bits easily with minimal play. Small and easily fits in my toolbag.

Very good. Good brand.

Ok

Un pequeño mango de destornillador porta puntas exagonales de 1/4", con cabezal Rapidaptor de liberación rápida. 9 centímetros de largo X "2,5 centímetros (aproximadamente) en la parte más gruesa del mango". La parte negra del mango es de plástico duro, y las partes en color verde son de goma. El cabezal Rapidaptor de liberación rápida para puntas exagonales de 1/4", es fija (no se puede quitar). Solo puedo decir que es perfecto para EDC., por su tamaño reducido y su poco peso; además es bonito y, hasta cierto punto, resistente. No es un destornillador de uso rudo, pero hace muy bien el trabajo. Es muy pequeño, y puede NO ser cómodo para todos. Tampoco es tan resistente como un destornillador fijo o sólido (de uso rudo). Pero tiene la ventaja de ser altamente portable por su reducido tamaño y su poco peso. Perfecto para EDC. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente.

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really tough and worth it