Tool Sets Reviews

I've been in the low-voltage field for quite a few years now and I've gone through many precision screwdrivers. These are a great set. I use them day in and day out and i use them rough! They are easy to get to and very easy to use. They give me plenty of torque even for those tough little screws! So give them a try it will be the last brand of precision screwdrivers you buy!

Good value for precision measurement. Ideal for reverse engineering, and verification of machine surfaces.

I only wish this was a carbide set. The accuracy and weight of this set is excellent, and the price was very good. Also it was difficult to find a raised panel set that is roman ogee in style.

The nicest thing about this weeding set is that it comes with a knee pad. I know that I wouldn't be able to weed my garden nearly as long with out it.
The double sided tool is also a nice touch. How many times have you needed more than one gardening tool and not been able to find it easliy? This takes care of that problem by combining two tools into one. The spade is especially nice for getting at those hard to pull weeds. The claw makes your soil soft for future planting.
This would be a great gift for anyone with a garden!

I got the V2 about 2-3 years ago, when my dirt devil gave out. I was so excited to get the vacuum that everyone was raving about - we have 2 indoor cats, and the hair drives me nuts, so the first time I used it I couldn't believe what it picked up! One of the brushrolls that pick up the dirt/hair gave out pretty quick, so I've had to do surgery on this several times to get it to work. Also, the hair seems to collect in the intake thing that glides along the floor, and I periodically have to use a screwdriver (or some other long thin item) to fish out the clog. We witnessed it's death recently, as we suddenly smelled a horrible burning smell and then heard what could only be described as a heart attack (belt broke). The effort it takes to get it repaired isn't worth it, as it just can't do the job I need it to do. It has finally given out altogether, and I'm sure that the cat and my (long) hair is part of the problem - it just couldn't handle it over the span of a few years. Our carpet is also semi-new, and when I use our windtunnel, I see tons of it in our vacuum every time(which is odd, since it doesn't shed). I am moving onto a Dyson, hoping that it can handle my carpet & hair issues better. While it was a good vacuum (certainly superior to my dirt devil), it isn't adequate for what I need in a vacuum. I'm sure that in a pet-free household it would be perfect.

Sorry I couldn't resist. These bits are an old standby. They work great in soft materials like wood and plastic. Speedbor is very accurate. If you hit a nail they get dull fast but you can resharpen them. Even if you don't you're not out much. I know a lot of guys that use these for making custom bits. maybe they grind a taper on them for candle holders or they cut the shanks for stubby bits. The list goes on and on. I threw away my rack. I wrapped the bits in rubber bands so they would stay together. The whole bunch fits nicely in my Makita box. A must have item.

Even though I havent heard of these tools before they are descent and pack a lifetime warranty!

Better than a wobble dado because this set will make a flat bottom cut. I am using it on an 8" radial arm saw. Cuts a smooth grove.

If this is the same as the kit I just bought from a local retailer the included dust extractor base works great. I also appreciate the adaptor for 1/8" bits that doesn't require removing the chuck and collett to switch between 1/8" and 1/4" bits. Unfortantly this tool doesn't have the nifty handle with storage for the wrench and spare bits that my old (now broken) rotozip had. Still it was nice not getting dust in my face.

Works good on large flat areas. Too large a 'platform' for tight areas.