Wera 932 A Kraftform Chiseldriver screwdriver, Slotted 1 x 5.5 x 100 mm, 05018264001

Brilliant

Expensive but very much worth it. Have used it to bash bearings out of motorcycle headstocks as much as as a screwdriver and it's performed both tasks brilliantly. The tip isn't even slightly damaged despite use as a chisel and punch and absolutely hammering it. I've bought another for work

I felt quite sad when my nearly 40 years old knocking screwdriver finally gave up the ghost after years of abuse. I wondered long and hard to find a replacement then I took a gamble with this chisel driver from Wera. I have several Wera products in my toolbox and this is equally as good as any I have got. I find myself finding excuses to use it! An awsome piece of kit. The extra area on the shaft makes attaching a spanner for extra torque handy.

I don’t know what these are made from but it’s lasting incredibly well. Use this as my bashing screwdriver for removing armoured cable locknuts or emergency chiseling and its held up very well after a year of use.

Wera make great screwdrivers and this one is no different. I have used this driver, almost daily since i received it and its still looking as good as new even after repeatedly hitting hit with the hammer to free tights screws

This is a well priced, high quality screwdriver. It can take a good beating with a lump hammer without breaking the tip. The handles are a good size with plenty of grip. My only comment would be that it would be better for me if it was 125mm. But that's being really picky.

Tops

This screwdriver has to put up with very rough handling from my side. The last one (I lost it unfortunately) had been with me for 10+ years being treated as a tool. One of the first things I did with it was chopping a 4" Nail and there is no mark on the blade to see. I have fallen in love with the Wera screwdrivers. For daily use I am using the stainless versions as they are very universal. For the rough bits of work it has to be the Kraftform Plus for me. And on the electric side there are the VDE versions. I tried other screwdrivers but split handles, worn or damaged blades made often very quickly an end to these attempts. Most of the time I only have to replace a Wera screwdriver as I lost it somewhere. And even the stainless ones being in constant use are lasting years and never leave rusty marks.

Electrician, works well. Will be swapping out my other drivers to this brand

Love the wera screwdrivers, comfortable and very durable. Especially like the through tang yellow ones.

I’ve used Wera screwdrivers for years. Their quality is excellent. So when it came time to mound a new pair of cross country ski bindings with pozidriv fasteners, a #3 was the perfect choice. Never, ever use a Phillips in place of a Pozidriv screwdriver. You’ll wreck the fasteners and be unable to achieve the same torque without camming out the head.

It's amazing the difference a good driver makes. My job didn't involve a ton of poor screws, I just needed a better driver to use on them. The tip does a great job of grabbing into the heads of even rusty or partially stripped screws. The handle is just like other wera handles: excellent. It looks strange, but it allows a comfortable grip while delivering great torque. It's also held up great for starting both round and straight twistouts via a well placed strike either to or with the strike cap.

Bought it it to set the pozidriv adjustment screws used for the cabinet doors in a kitchen refresh. You just know when you have a quality tool in your hand and this is a quality screwdriver in all respects. The tip is precisely ground, the steel is good and the handle is comfortable. Also it does not look like any of the Phillips drivers I have making it easy to find the right one for the job at hand.