I have to agree that Wiha and Wera are top notch tools. I haven't used them much on blades, but I use them on lots of other things. The Wiha bits fit very tightly in the fastener heads and seem to be more precise and just plain better than any others I've personally used.
Strangely enough, I bought a Wera drive handle and a Wiha bit set. They work just fine together. The Wera bit sets seemed pretty outrageously priced for what I wanted, but I found a Wiha set with just about everything for a reasonable price. The Wera drive handle has a super duper comfortable and ergonomic handle. If you want to, you can apply a *ton* of torque with it. It's also a ratcheting handle, which is pretty handy and makes things go faster.
In case anyone is curious:
http://a.co/32sk6ie
http://a.co/hTAdB3X
Brian.
Strangely enough, I bought a Wera drive handle and a Wiha bit set. They work just fine together. The Wera bit sets seemed pretty outrageously priced for what I wanted, but I found a Wiha set with just about everything for a reasonable price. The Wera drive handle has a super duper comfortable and ergonomic handle. If you want to, you can apply a *ton* of torque with it. It's also a ratcheting handle, which is pretty handy and makes things go faster.
In case anyone is curious:
http://a.co/32sk6ie
http://a.co/hTAdB3X
Brian.