826 T Kraftform Turbo

This brand of tool ia expensive but well worth it.

This driver is pretty unique. I wouldn't use it for all screwdriver functions because it has a little play in it due to the mechanics of the internal gears; however, the main purpose of the driver is for speed setting smaller screws, which is where this thing really shines. I find this driver to be much easier to use than the offset-type screwdrivers (such as the Klein Rapi-Drive offset). It works especially well for driving the really long screws used for setting electrical outlets, light fixtures, and cover plates.

I liked the idea behind this tool. Often you wish you could screw longer screws in more quickly, particularly when doing electrical work.I tried to make this product work and wasn't very successful. The gears seem to freeze up. When they do work they are not very smooth. It seems like they need lubrication but that is not recommended. If there is any load on the screw driver it doesn't spin freely. I was disappointed as I expected more from Wera. Were make some great tools and they are good value normally. This product is expensive and one would hope that it would perform well. Not the case. I have returned the product today.

I bought this screwdriver for the electronics projects that always have really long screws/bolts. It does exactly what I want it to - the rapidaptor function really lowers the torque transfer which is to be expected. I don't mind it because it helps me know when I have to watch how much I'm tightening things. Wera came through for me!

Strong , works well , Spins 4 times faster than you turn .

I probably wouldn't buy this again. It's well built, and the bit holder is really nice, but the twist drive system just doesn't work that well. Because the drive ratio is 4:1, it gives really poor torque performance on spin mode. So it'll drive fast, but it really gets hung up on any little bit of dirt that gets caught up in the threads on the screw you're driving. It makes it so you have to press the button constantly to put it in fixed mode, which kind of makes you just use it in fixed mode all the time. That makes you wonder why you didn't just buy a fixed screw driver for a fraction of the price.The other issue is how you change modes. The push button on the end does not engage easily, it has to be lined up to click the lock in place, and it's awkward to use.I found myself going back to my wobble driver for longer screws. If you're really into Wera stuff, you might like it, but otherwise I'd buy something else.

The unique mechanism in this seems more suited towards smaller-scale work. When torqued too hard, the mechanism inside broke and the screwdriver became literally useless, even when the turbo function wasn't engaged.

This is the best screwdriver. I like the drive aspect that lets you increase the speed of the tool to get your job done. The gearing feels nice and comfortable.