Wera also has a 8mm hex it's in the top left. Also on the wera bitholder you can just push the bit straight in you don't have to pull the holder up.

Very nice comparison. I prefer the Hazet and Wiha brands because it tends to be more precise and compatible with Japanese bits. Also, although it wasn't included in the review; the Wiha bits and bit holders are excellent - E.g. their Centrofix line of bit holders. I would rank them above the Wera as well. I believe what makes Wera unique is their creativeness in their product line. For example, I like the Wera ratcheting handle #826T and the Wiha 1/4 inch to 4 mm adapter to use precision bits; together. That way I can use the ratcheting feature with my iFixit bits. I suppose it all has to do with what you are working on. I tend to work on electronics and computers, so my opinions for tool use is highly affected by that. However, I have also done construction and machining, so the tools I use for that tend to be more heavy duty construction and reliability.

Link for the tools reviewed below or Visit Mektronics Australia. Hazet Smart Holder mektronics.com.au/products/hazet-2300sh-1-smartholder-tool-holder Wera Tool Check Plus mektronics.com.au/products/wera-tool-check-plus-bits-assortment-with-ratchet-sockets

Hmm, the 8mm hex is overkill for the 1/4” small ratchet. The Wera sockets have deeper groves, the set is more compact, so it’s a winner in my business.

Great comparison. Thank you!

It seems that somebody has placed a huge markup on the Hazet kit down there! In the UK, the Wera price is similar. Hazet would be 150AUD when converted. As good as both of these kits are, bit locking handles (from the same manufacturers) are inexpensive with much improved functionality.

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Of course, what no one tells you, is that out of all those bits, you'll only ever use three, and the rest is a waste of money, because: 1. You already have those from three different sets you got, and 2. You never, ever, use them.

Hallo, ich mag Hazet!

For me there is a problem to have both tamper and normal torx within the same set. These kits are great but I think they could do a bit better when it comes to space management. I tend to favor somewhat bigger kits while being small but with a better difference. They tend to have a more complete socket set and most importantly a comprehensive set of bits. Sometimes it can be better to get two sets one for sockets and the others for bits. The good thing is getting mini bit kits with handles is relatively easy. But the sockets isn't there is fewer options and you tend to not have the very best although Sometimes I got something comprehensive like 5.5 to 14 with no skips.

The old wera tool check plus had a slide button to release the bit selection . I guess wera is cutting costs or maybe they had issues with the button design. The case also isn't the sturdiest. My case broke and I had to glue it back but the tool kit is excellent.

If I Wera carpenter I’d say it has better bits, or Hazet really?

Wera set meteic is $66 us. Hazet is 2x the price. Wera set has gone diwn in quality

Going against the flow I guess, I would buy the Hazet. Wera seems to be trading on a name whilst the quality has dropped.

What is the best tool bit set?? neither one was put to the test