... the mold for it but actual tools itself seems sturdy enough for home repair
593325
One set of tools keeps falling out of the mold for it but actual tools itself seems sturdy enough for home repair.
4226245
It works well enough.

I'll probably just use the rubber tip 99% of the time, and occasionally the inflation needle for a basketball or something, while the other four attachments get lost in a drawer somewhere, but this is a decent tool.  I rigged up a 45 degree nozzle on the end of a 12" pipe for blowing out air filters and stuff too.

It's holding up so far, even if it may seem a bit cheaply made.  For $10 I feel pretty good about it.
1384243
I have a full set of tools that mainly stay in the garage, they are also in a larger case that's kind of a pain to lug around.

This stubby set is cheap enough, and small enough to easily stash in the house, and you'll always have the right tool when you go looking for it.  Another plus is that sometimes when working on other projects, these short 'stubby tools' are able to fit in spots 'normal' wrenches will not.

They probably won't handle a beating like your garage tools, but then again they aren't really designed (or priced) for that.  These are now stashed in the house for easy retrieval.
4273556
The tool itself are good to have and I should rate it by 5 stars if the tools have a decent storage.
3382488
They are not the best tools in the world but they work. If all you need is a small box of stuff for a little house maintenance this will get you by. Good for a starter set or something to get small diy projects done. We were moving so all of our stuff was packed up and we got this to get us by. We changed all the locks in our new house as well as some electrical outlets and a light switch. All the tools worked with no issues.
4148985
Works well, decent size for most simple household projects, seems to be made of decent construction.
3852821
The tool is good to handle and good quality.
2812028
Nice little helping hands tool for the price! Came in the package that is pictured and free of scratches on the magnifier. The magnifier housing is a little flimsy. I unscrewed it to find it is a metal ring split in the middle with threads on either side to screw it into the arm and a little tab/bracket thing with a hole in it to keep the two threads together. I screwed it back in fairly tight so it wouldn't be so flimsy.
 I wouldn't suggest removing it too much in this manner though for fear of damaging the threads as the metal doesn't seem super sturdy. The swivel arm screw to remove the whole arm is pretty tight. I tried to unscrew it with my fingers to no effect. If you absolutely needed to I guess you could use a pair of pliers to turn it until it's loose enough to do by hand. But other than that pretty solid, straight forward design.
 A solder pump can push it back a little when extracting solder so be careful! I'd keep some solder wick handy too just in case you have an unsteady hand for a solder pump.
 As a noob to tinkering this is a good starter tool. Can't beat the price and as long as you aren't too rough with it, it should last for quite a while.
I am pleased with this item and I'd suggest it for anyone else just starting out!
1987935
Purchased this toolbox to organize all my home repair tools in my small apartment. The internal organization is quite nice, and leaves enough room for larger items like hammers and levels. I haven't had it long or subjected it to much abuse, but I will say that the latches, hinges, handle, etc. seem quite sturdy. I also like its smooth profile, which makes storing on a narrow shelf and stacking around it quite easy.
1911500
The set is on the cheap side as far as quality, things like names and logos were mostly worn off when they arrived. But they're tools, I didn't get them to look pretty... They work for what I need which is rather small household things so I can't speak on using for auto-repair or actually building something... The 18v Drill works great and is more then what i'll need im sure. plenty of bits and different sizes so it should be enought for any job around a house. I got this for $170, and at that price I am very happy with this and would recommend it if you just need something for around the house or hobbies.
679865
This is great for the DIY mechanic needing a light duty tool.
299176
While I cannot testify to this tools uses as I bought it for a Christmas gift, my husband seems to like it. He thought it was pretty cool and plans to keep it in his desk in his office. Seems it would be good for small fixes, not assembling furniture or anything.
1810745
This is a nice metal outdoor tool set with wooden handles.  I'm hoping it will allow for actual digging and helping in the garden, though its a bit wet to try it out yet.  It seems sturdy.  The plastic sand tools we had definitely aren't doing the job.
4578883
This toolkit has both enormous plusses and significant minuses:
Plus:
Assortment of tools
Quantity of tools
Both metric and English sizes
Carrying case
Price
Minus:
Quality of tools (Good enough for simple around the house chores, but not do-it-yourself projects.  The metal is not as strong as a higher quality set from other manufacturers.  Although it hasn't happened yet, I expect metal stress fractures soon on the wrenches)
Tire Gauge (not really useful in a set of this type, useful in your glovebox)
Overall, an okay set for around the house chores.  If you engage in do-it-yourself projects on any regular schedule, invest in a higher quality set.
2704258
These pliers are definitely not professional grade. But I've tested them out around the house and they seem to work okay. Not Craftsmen quality, or even Stanley quality. But not total junk. For the average do-it-yourselfer who occasionally needs pliers for basic household tasks, I think these will work just fine. For the "weekend warrior" type of do-it-yourselfer whose projects are more hardcore? Not so much. The grips on these tools are nice and comfortable, and the tools SEEM to be reasonably sturdy. Only time will tell how they actually hold up.
2951214
I acquired an almost new Can Van Tools 1/2" telescoping breaker bar for free because it had a broken head. This thing is really nicely made but obviously not of much use with a broken head. I have a cheapo Duralast breaker bar whose head fit it perfectly. I came across this kit one night and it looks identical to the head I needed, so for $8 it was well worth a try. The ball bearing is smaller than the one the CV uses but I didn't need it anyway. The head and bolt fit perfect, and now my tool looks and works brand new, and I have my cheap one as backup.

 Great to be able to easily and cheaply fix these tools rather than just throwing them out.
2923436
This is useful and I like ti.  The upright support is a little unstable, so won't work well for heavy-duty use, but is fine for normal home duty.  It was easy to assemble using the included tool.  Also came with a cleaning/dusting brush.