Description
- All bits are made by high quality S2 steel material.Suitable for industrial use
- Size of 48 pack bits include hex torx square slotted phillips bits-(12-piece metric hex bits:2*1.5mm/2*2mm/2.5mm/3mm/3.5mm/4mm/5mm/6mm/7mm/8mm), (12-piece SAE hex bits:2*5/64, 2*3/32, 7/64, 1/8, 9/64, 5/32, 3/16, 7/32, 1/4, 5/16inch), (12-piece torx bits:T5/T6/T7/T8/T9/T10/T15/T20/T25/T27/T30/T40), (3-piece square bits:S1/S2/S3), (4-piece phillips bits:PH0/PH1/PH2/PH3), (5-piece slotted bits:SL3/SL4/SL5/SL6/SL8)
- 1/4″ extension bit holder with strong magnetic can fit a variety of hexagon tools for any standard screwdrivers and drill.Strong magnetic with good adsorption can fasten bits securely
- Wide range of household uses for cabinet, door and bed installation/repairing electronic product/tighten or loosen the screws on the bicycle,door, window frame etc.
- Can be used with electric screwdrivers, hand screwdrivers, electric drills and any standard drill.Ideal for cars, trucks, machinery and home repair use
Elvia Zambrano –
excelent price and good materials.
Duncan –
I really like these bits for my screwdriver or drill. They are small and compact so you can store them easily. Another thing I really like is that all the spots are labeled clearly, so you can keep track of the organization. And the bright orange color means you can easily keep track of them while you’re working. My previous bit set was bulky, black, and unlabeled, so this is a big upgrade for me.
Sometimes the bits get stuck in the rubber and it’s hard to pull them out. But the designers thought of that and made the hole go all the way through, so you can poke it out from the other side, using one of the other bits. Great design.
Honestly I bought these mostly because I just needed the large hex bit for my bike pedals, I think it’s 8mm. My other bit set didn’t come with a hex bit that large. Well, it worked perfectly, and now I’m glad I bought it because it’s better than my old set of bits.
Dustin –
So I seen the great reviews and I thought for the price why not give them a shot. I’m glad I did because they are 1/4 the price of Wiha / Wera / Sunox bits but as far as I can tell nearly just as durable. I hate cheap driver bits, I can’t stand them. So for these to be my new go to is saying a lot. You cannot beat the price to preformance ratio.
The one and only thing I have to say that is even somewhat negative has nothing to do with the bits themselfs. It’s the damn bit holders they come with. Usually I will put a piece of Velcro on the back of them and buy them inside of my bit bag. But these holders have a hole in the bottom so they will fall out, especially if you have them in a backpack. That’s the one thing that could change but I don’t really want it to because the corners they are cutting on the holders is worth it if the bits are going to be as good as they are.
These things are heat treated properly. Usually you get cheap china bits that are way to brittle or far too soft. These are very much done right. As I said above they are pretty much up in the Wiha / Wera / Sunox league.
Now I’m not saying they are Wiha, Sunox or Wera replacements. But for the smaller jobs that you don’t have your life depending on your bits, these will absolutely more than do the trick.
TLDR: Just buy them, You won’t be sorry.
JP –
Need precision screws and bolts but wanted to be able to use a normal torque driver so these work great. 10/10
Wooly Bugger –
I’ve bought 6 of these over the years. They are all ground correctly and work great for all low and medium torque needs. They’re much better than most cheap bits. They will fail if you have a stuck bolt, but I have used these bits for years and only broken off 2 or 3 of them. For the price, they’re great to throw in a vehicle kit in case you ever run into any screw that needs to be removed!
Riley –
I bought this set to keep in my backpack with my multi-tools that have 1/4 inch bits. Cheap enough to beat around and super versatile. Eventually I’ll buy another set and break them up into what hobby they go with- knife maintenance, bow maintenance, etc. magnet in the extender is not super strong, but it works well enough. Relatively compact set for the price. Only complaint is the metal is a tad soft, so be careful of stripping the bit.
MOHAMED –
Very good piece of tool
Topher –
You know, I actually don’t have a lot to say here. They are bits, they work as bits, I use the heck outta them (almost always via an impact driver) and, beyond a little regular ol’ wear and tear, none have broken, stripped or chipped. They have simply done their job.
Beyond all that, I do like the little orange holders. They seem to have the right amount of hold, easy to pull the bits out and stick ’em back in. In addition, the holder’s holes go all the way through, so if you can’t get a grip on a bit or your hands are cold or whatever, you can stick whatever is closest to you up through the bottom to push that dude out.
In conclusion, yeah, bits are fine, as good or better than anything else you can buy, good holders, good price, no issues or B.S. of any kind. –Ting!