1000-Volt Insulated Screwdriver Set and Pouch (4-Piece)

I've owned one of these screwdrivers for 2 years and was my go to for all my high voltage applications until recently, I slipped and arced it out on a 3 phase line and fries the tip of it . However thanks to its effectiveness I still have my life . This tool did it's job well , Many thanks.

The contents are: 1 - 6" long 1/4" slotted 1 - 8" long 3/8" slotted 1 - 3" long P1 1 - 4" long P2 The handles have a nice grip to them. The dual layered insulation to indicate if a replacement is necessary is a nice feature. The pouch that comes with this set has 16 spaces for screwdrivers, but getting that many in could be challenging. The tops of the handles are marked with either a "dash" for slotted, or an "X" for Phillips, nice & easy to choose if you have them in a tool belt. I like the safety of using these in my box.

Impress with the quality.

Very well made screwdriver set. Gives you the basics if your not doing to extensive electrical work.

Nice to have the large insulated flat head for the bigger lugs, however I am kind of disappointed (and took a star) about it not having a square bit driver.

I love these insulated screwdriver set, and having the pouch works out great easy to find good size & weight

I am extremely satisfied with this screwdriver set and pouch. The screwdrivers are really sturdy. The handles are comfortable, easy for small hands to grip comfortably. The nice pouch makes it easier to transport and to ensure all of the pieces remain in complete set.

I've always used uninsulated screwdrivers for my occasional electrical work around the house and this is a welcome set. If you must work on something that’s live, it’s obviously HIGHLY recommended to use a product like this. The drivers are built from the same flat black metal your impact sockets are, explaining the impact resistant claim. Personally, I’m not sure why that’s a desirable trait, but you may think otherwise. Coating the inner driver is a thick layer of plastic that appear to be bonded to the metal. There’s a collar of yellow plastic near the tip that’s presumably a wear indicator for physical damage that might erode the protective layer past a safe point up the shaft. For home use, I can’t see this being a useful feature, but maybe it is for more aggressive daily use. I feel that the drivers are quite well built and just as well insulated. I’m not a fan of the carry bag design, but that’s probably a minor complaint. The handles don’t fit into the sleeves so I stuck the driver ends in. But the holes are much wider than would be required for this, so I don’t know what they had in mind when laying it out. The flaps don’t overlap much, so drivers aren't really held in place all that well. When buckled they won’t fall out, though. I believe your only challenge is to purchase the exact drivers or set that will be most useful to you. Note that Milwaukee offers regular, Phillips, ECX and square bits. Also note the sizes. I suggest you consider your typical work and go from there. For instance, I work with outlets, switches and lines at the panel. I believe this makes use of a #1 square bit, a small regular and a possibly an ECX. For me the two larger drivers aren't as useful because the only thing I think I'd need it for is the main feed, and that would absolutely be dead!

This tool is very easy to use. It is a great product.