Accessories are unusable. If you buy this tool, buy it alone and purchase quality accessories
342965
Right out of the box the accessories are unusable. I am working with bone, cutting it and shaping it. I managed to cut the bone with a cutting disk although one disk broke in the process. I then prepared to sand the bone but the drum discs are too loose and fly off the drum mandrel. Either the discs are too wide or the mandrel is too narrow. The drum comes apart with just one screw so I took it apart to see if there was some way to adjust it (there is not) but now the screw will not go back in so I'll be purchasing a new&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Dremel-brand-drum-mandrel/dp/B003ZD2JDK/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Dremel brand drum mandrel</a>. Plus, the shafts of the accessories get stuck in the chuck every time and I need two pliers to get them out so I'll need to buy a&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Dremel-Chuck/dp/B0000302ZV/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Dremel Chuck</a>. I'll keep using the cutting discs until they all break. Good thing I'm not on a deadline.

Based only on the very few minutes I was able to use this tool, the tool itself seems to be okay but the accessories are very low quality. Buy the tool alone without the accessories and invest the $10 saved in purchasing quality accessories. I just checked here on Amazon and the Dremel brand accessories are each under $10 anyway.

Update: at my local big box store I found a generic 200-piece accessory kit for $10. The quality seems good enough. That accessory kit is similar to this&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Hitachi-115005-Rotary-Tool-Accessory-Kit-200-Piece/dp/B008FGMGB2/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Hitachi 115005 Rotary Tool Accessory Kit, 200-Piece</a>&nbsp;found here on Amazon (same case, too.)
693886
The attachment kit DOES NOT go with this Black & Decker - do NOT get sucked into purchasing it, it is totally unnecessary.
The ends are an entirely different shape then the B&D.
4450599
Only one or two r decent quality. The rest r useless. Buy the better tools so u don't have to buy again.
1374606
If you have a brush cutter .... throw the OEM head assembly away and buy this ..... buy an extra set of blades and you will soon be destroying everything in your path ....
2195902
I cannot believe the creator of this "tool" actually spent the time and money necessary to bring this junk to market. I was so pissed off by it's uselessness that I kept the triangular box it arrived in, fully intending to cut it into pieces and return it, just to make a statement. Three years later, I STILL HAVE THE BOX and may do it yet.

Gary Crocker
2332209
some tools only work part of the time, and some, never, with this product ! ! ! ! ! !
325867
I bought mine thinking great I can bring my impact driver and leave my drill at home. I was under the car drilling out some bolts when I realized this idea was not going to happen. The chuck which is suppose to be keyless is near impossible to get tight enough to hold a bit. It has a hole for a key, it lacks the teeth to be able use one. As the hole progressed it became impossible to continue with this attachment. The attachment itself does not sit well in the driver so there is also noticeable wobble. Not to mention when it binds the impact drive comes on...nope this is not going to ever do what I wish it would.
4801802
I purchased this kit instead of the less expensive band tool only in hopes of using the extra tools.  What I failed to realize was how fragile the pin on the band link removal tool was.  I failed to line it up properly on the second link and broke the pin.  The kit does not have any replacement pins, thus rendering the tool useless.

The additional tools are equally useless.  You probably have equivalent tools somewhere in your garage.  My advice, skip this product and buy the much less expensive band replacement tool (<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Heavy-Duty-Watch-Band-Tool-Link-Pin-Remover-for-Bracelet-Adjustments-Watch-Sizing-Repair-Fix-with-FOUR-4-EXTRA-PINS/dp/B000MVOF6W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Heavy Duty Watch Band Tool Link Pin Remover for Bracelet Adjustments Watch Sizing Repair Fix with FOUR (4) EXTRA PINS</a>) for fifteen dollars less.
4054299
The box and a tag says a tool kit is included, and a manual. Neither were. Flashpoint/Adorama says it's a misprint and refused to send me one. They say it doesn't exist. Amazon refunded me some money. Later, the first time I used it on location, one leg fell off. All three lower leg castings were missing the leg retaining hex head screws. They need to include what the box claims, and also a parts list for ordering missing parts. Adorama says that they are going to send me 3 appropriate screws. Poor quality control at best. Attention to detail is important and I'm not seeing it.

The screws did eventually arrive, after considerable back and forth email exchanges. It took 2.5 weeks from the original order. Never could get any parts list. I don't think one exists. The lower legs bind up a bit at one point in the extension process.

What will happen down the road when I need parts?
4360509
New GM crate 350.
This tool is Total junk.
The end that goes into the oil pump is too narrow so it doesn't fit and won't prime. I wasted way too much time with trying to get this tool to work.
Also this tool showed up loose In a bag so brand is unknown but that don't matter now because its useless. I made my own priming tool from a old dis I had laying around, took 5 min to strip it down and bam primed. I only wish I had just saved the $18 and skipped from buying this crap tool
3391103
I thought about returning this item, not because it didn't work; but because it is not complete within itself.  When you purchase these pliers, keep in mind you also need to purchase a jeweler's saw.  of course, if you already have one you are all set.  I haven't used these pliers as yet, because I don't own a jeweler's saw; but I kept them anyway because I will have a saw eventually.
3447710
The tools are good Wiha quality.  The organization is hideous.  Take a sharpy and write on top which one each screwdriver is.  A simple 1/16" on the handle will save you headaches looking for the right one.
2546507
WOW this are cheap tools!!! I bought this 6 months ago and held off on my review until I needed this kit.  The tweezers are worthless. they are too large and the tips don't meet up well and anyone who knows quality tweezers will know these are terrible.  the knife to split the back of the watch case is too thick so it is worthless. you can frost a cake with it but don't try to pry anything apart that is small.  The mini screwdrivers are too large.  you can't work on a small watch with them.  I had to use my own good tweezers and screwdriver set to do the job.  the nice things are the plastic items.  also the watch back tool to open a watch back with notches.  the rest of the stuff is trash
I paid more than what it sells for now but for this price you already know it is junk.  no way everyone in the process can profit from this price unless it costs about 10 cents to make.  STILL I was able to use it for the job and it worked and saved me money.  Don't  expect quality because at this price you won't get it.  This is cheap but it  might save you a few bucks..for that I rate it a 5- but for quality- you get what you pay for. a factory made this, packaged it, boxed it, shipped it, amazon made  a profit as did the shipper so the value of this item is what money it saves you by trying to do the job yourself.  If you are a watch repair person you would go broke using these tools.  for us cheap people- this thing is great
3865998
Contrary to the only other review here at the time that I'm writing this, I found this saw to be the most un-user friendly tool that I've ever encountered.  Every adjustment requires a variety of tools--need to make an angle-cut?  Then you must unbolt the jaw and move it to a new position, where the gauge on the saw is only suitable for rough cuts.

I found that the manual--though an order of magnitude better than the almost incomprehensibly translated manual for a Grizzly bandsaw that I look at previously--leaves a lot to be desired.  For example, an instruction such as "loosen the socket head cap screw" would have been more helpful if it had read, "loosen the socket head cap screw with a 6 mm hex wrench as shown in figure ...".

Out of the box, I found that there was a 1/16" difference between the top and bottom of a cut in 4" stock, and that it was impossible to adjust for a perfectly vertical cut.  My view is that the design of the tool limits how finely it can be adjusted--at the very least, it makes it very difficult.

The hydraulic control cylinder does a poor job of controlling the speed of cuts--as the arm lowers, the speed increases, so that you have to adjust the cylinder needle value continuously or support the arm with your hand.

After struggling with a dozen cuts or so, one of the blade bearings exploded, spewing ball-bearings everywhere.
3910581
Do not buy this if you can afford the more expensive tool. If you crankset is tight, this won't help you get if off. The wrench does not adjust tight around the other tool, and if you have to apply some force to get the crankset off, the tool will just wear off.
I had to got to my local bike shop to ask them to take the crankset off.... And the tool, that was stuck.
The return process went smoothly though.
2988399
The wrench seems to be of very poor quality and the openings are too big to work effectively. Unable to return it (I guess because I bought it as an add-on item?). Luckily only $5 wasted, but very disappointing.
2894278
I've used 4 of the accessories provided and 3 broke on first use.  I'm not using them in anything close to abusive conditions - very general use.  Be smarter than me and buy quality accessories.