Tool Sets Reviews

I recently installed these oval knobs on my kitchen cabinets. I love the look and the quality is good, the only problem is that is hard to get the oval knobs straight. I think I would have been happier with the round knobs.

This is a good combo for the avg. homeowner, it allows you to use the right tool for the right job.

I recently purchased this vacuum so I am still playing with it. At first I was very impressed with this vacuum - but I am finding some bugs! I took it to my sisters' for a true test as she has VERY thick carpet and her vacuum is hard to maneuver on. I was impressed and so was she. My cons so far include- if you hit under the couch it will switch the vacuum to tool setting and I think after it is loosened up a bit from use this will happen more often - use of vacuum (2nd use of tools) the dirt sensor in the tube had to be wiped off - (keep in mind my house isn't that dirty!) This concerns me and I want to run through a few more test with the tools/hose to see if that was just a fluke ( take it out to the car) Overall, I am impressed with the suction and flexibility of low to high carpet- just unsure of switch to tools and dirt sensor

The acrylic head on the bits are too big--if you need this for PC or electronics repair, forget it. The acrylic heads don't help you much because they're so thick--in any spaces smaller than 3'', you might as well have a full-size screwdriver, because this fat-headed thing won't fit. Tried drilling and breaking the acrylic, but it's much too strong, and as a result, 15 bucks was wasted on this thing. The finish and construction was decent, but the little rods inside mine that make the ratcheting action started falling out rather quickly in the other uses I had for the tool. Look elsewhere, there are better right-angle tools.

I ordered this item, and then rec'd an email several days later from Target indicating that the delivery would be delayed by an additional week, and that it was impossible for me to cancel the order at that time. I ordered 5 sets of 8 of the pulls. I rec'd the order today, and much to my surprise, the package contained 5 individual pulls. I was expecting 40! The pulls are exactly what I ordered, however, I was short 35 of them. I am now awaiting a response from the customer service rep I just spoke with about trying to have the additional pulls delivered to me. I was told that this could take several more weeks. The pulls are nice, but I just discovered them at another retailer

i needed a T8 bit for my xbox 360 and this was all i could find. there ok bits some of them have the holes in the center off to the side but not too bad.

Nice set for the home handyman. While not professional grade it does the job especially for cleaning up dead bold recesses in door frames.

I am usually happy with Stanley tools, so when I bought these I expected nothing but good things. After years of owning this set I can say that they set nails just fine. My only complaint is that within a year of buying these they became completely covered in rust and discoloration. I know this doesn't take away from their ability to set nails, but it is just not pleasant to have rusty tools laying around. I don't abuse my tools and have never left them out anywhere they would be exposed to the elements, so who knows why they rust so badly.

I recommend that you spend just a couple bucks more and buy the rubber coated 3 piece Stanley nail set rather than buy these...

These tools are made in Taiwan, and are ok, but not great. I did not sent them back, but I was not overjoyed with their quality. I also ordered the Stanley 151 piece tool set, which is made in China. The 1/4 ratchet did not work at all, and the rest of the set looked much lower in quality than the Taiwan set. I sent it back.
I have a set of 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 inch Proto sockets, also made by Stanley--they are made in the USA, and are great. You get what you pay for!!!!!!

Not particularly high quality - about what you'd expect for the low price.