a very nice set, as a field tech for a very ...
595300
a very nice set,as a field tech for  a very large company, this tool is invaluable.
space saving in toolbox and very well made.
4506914
A nice set for the price. Just what I wanted for a kit that can go in the car or in the garage, etc. Good range of sockets, 3 drive sizes my only issue is one ratchet doesn't change as smoothly from left to right.
605505
The set is very nice and includes all the bits that I needed while fixing my car.
Unlike another set that I tried, the bits seem to be holding up pretty good. They didn't break/chip yet and still look like new.

The bits that are held on the lid (sideways) are a little hard to take out, but at least they don't fall out and roll around the case.
The case is very well made, but it does get dirty easily.

Overall really good set and would recommend it.
1482636
This is a very nice set of tools. I bought this because of the reputation porter  cable has and the fact it is a 20 volt set.the only thing I can gripe about is the circular saw isn't large enough to cut all the way through a landscape timber,it has plenty  of power the blade is not big enough.
4062617
Very nice set, shining and heady duty. Has everything I needed. Just got it for couple of weeks. Not sure if they will stand the test of time. If you have small hands, this set might not for you though, since it is heavy and the handle is thick.
1068596
A really nice set of tools. I only wish I had this tool set when I was attempting to fix a new device.
2245848
Nothing negative about this set ... a pleasure to use.
875372
I love this set!  I've already used it to work on an air conditioner condenser unit, which has a couple high voltage capacitors in it.  Using my Wilha screwdrivers I was able to get them out without getting a shock from them discharging through the tool.

Despite being a non metallic shaft, they are exceptionally strong and I'd imagine they'd hold up to even the toughest use.

The case that comes with them is somewhat cheaply constructed, but it's only a minor issue.
2141497
This is a pretty nice set with a driver and many assorted bits for electronical devices or small repairs.

It comes in a nice easy to open plastic container that when you open it the bits stand upright so you can see what all you have.  I am not much of a fixer-uppper with electronics.. I am a 67 and totally baffled by what some of the bits are for,  but even I have had the wish for some of these small bits from time to time when trying to take a cover or a back off of a ipod or other similar device, like my old cell phone.

What I do like about it.. other than the way it is stored.. is that the driver has a strong magnet in it.. and as you go to slide a bit into the driver.. the magnet actually pulls the bit into it.... and that's it.. no need to tighten or turn or twist anything.  The driver is constructed in such a way as to accept all the bits offered and they simply slide into place with the help of the magnet and there they stay.

Now this kit is not made to build a house with or tear a car apart.. it is what it is.. .a nice mini tool set with a magnetic driver and many different assorted bits , mostly for use with electronic devices.

Pros: small size, easy to store, easy to use, good for electronic device repair
Cons:  I have not discovered any yet..but if I do I will edit this review to reflect that.

I hope this review was a bit helpful.. my review reflects only my opinion and thoughts of the tool set and may differ from what other buyers may experience with the same or similar tool set.

I was provided with this tool set for my own evaluation reflecting my own thoughts and opinions and to write a review on the tool set.
2453449
This review is for the Stalware 75-H4025 tool kit.

The tools come in a decent plastic case, which has a real piano hinge not a plastic "bend 'til it breaks" hinge.  The case closes solidly using a latch on the front of the case.  Nice solid case, not a cheapie.

However, the case has small nubs that hold all of the bits and pieces in place and those nubs are much too hard to bend out of the way to get to the tools.  This may improve as the tools are repeatedly removed and replaced, but when new it's difficult to remove the tools.  I at first used my pocket knife, but have since found that the tweezers are relatively easy to access and the flat end of the tweezers can be used to pry the other tools out of the case as needed.  One star removed because of the difficulty in accessing the tools.

The tools themselves are considerably smaller than I had expected, even for a hobby kit.  As someone noted in an earlier review the needle nose pliers have a blunted end, whereas a sharp "needle" nose would be more effective when working with small parts.  Both the pliers and the side cutters are spring loaded, automatically opening when pressure is released.  I've never been fond of this feature in other tools and don't really love it in this application, but YMMV.

The drive bits are solid, but as this is a hobby kit I don't think they are designed for using massive torque.  If you're looking for a tool kit for appliance repair, this kit probably isn't designed for that use.  However for removing drives from computers it functions as advertised.

One feature I like very much is the telescoping of the drive handle; by loosening a knurled nut you can extend the reach of the driver to get past drives and cables and such.

The tweezers are of decent quality but, again, this is a hobby kit.  I wouldn't count on too much robustness from any of the bits and pieces of this set if used on heavy equipment.

The magnifying glass is a very welcome addition; it is well made and heavy enough to hold steady.  The lens is plastic, not glass, but seems to get the job done.

I'm carrying the Stalwart kit in my laptop bag so that I can leave the big tool box in the 4x4 when visiting a client.  Many times I just need to swap out a drive or a power supply or some such light task in a desktop computer and the tools seem up to that task.  Saves me from schlepping the larger box while still getting the job done.  However, the bits are, again, smaller than I had anticipated and they may not be up to removing a really stubborn Phillips screw.  At the first sign of baulking my plan of action is to retrieve the larger tool kit from the truck, not taking a chance on stripping either the screw head or the Stalwart bits.  So far that hasn't happened.  YMMV.

Considering the quality, the mixture of tools, and the market price I would recommend this for anyone looking for a light duty hobby tool kit.  If they could only fix the way the tools are retained in the nifty case it would rate 5 stars from me.

HTH

Regards,

Jim
1384508
If you need a variety of tools to open electronics, watches, whateverthis is a very good set for you to have
around the house.  I found that, like a lot of tools I own, they may not be used every day or every week  but
when you need one it is so nice to have the right tool handy. That is how I think of this set of pry tools.

No more using kitchen knives, forks, razor blades, can openers, etc., now I simply reach for my 8-piece tool
kit and get to work. Got a battery to replace or the back of a hand held game that needs a bit of convincing?
This kit has your back.

The tool bag is very sturdy and rolls up to 6-1/2 inches long and about an 1-1/2 inches in diameter. The tools
slip in and out of the compartments easily and the bag rolls up without a problem. One small caveat is that a
tool could slip out of the rolled up tool bag so be careful. Ive had this kit for over a year now and it is still in
good shape and the storage bag is still holding together.

You definitely will need to try out each tool for each job. I have used just about all the tools and have not had
any breakage, bending or creasing. I will say that you can certainly push the tools past their limit, especially
the nylon ones, but its not worth it. If these tools cant open it maybe you need another, heartier, set of tools.
After all I have different hammers for different jobs.

Three of the tools are metal and the other 5 are nylon, a hard non-abrasive synthetic polymer. The pointy
sharp metal tweezers, made by Delcast, have a cap that holds the two points together when stored in the
bag. One solid black nylon tool is labeled, The tool of separation for the capacitive screen with glass.

Other tools are not identified like the black one; one does have the companys name on it with an identifier,
Delcast PryTech Pro Opening Tool. You do get 2 of the same nylon tool, #207, and it appears you could use
those to hold a back plate up as you move around the lid opening it. I certainly could have used those on a
couple jobs a few years ago.

I found all the tools smooth and clean, no burs or rough spots, whether they be nylon or metal. The whole
package, tools and bag, weigh about 2.5 ounces. It could easily be thrown into a back pack, briefcase or
purse if you so desire.

Id give this 8-piece set of pry tools 5 Stars for their workmanship and price point. It is a nice set to have in
the homejust in case
526126
Very nice set. Light as a feather but real nice.
1251822
I bought this in order to contain and transport some oddly shaped field equipment that has always been a problem because of its shape and bulk.  Although this was not designed for this purpose, it is working out very well.  Basically, I have a letter-set sign board stuffed in the large pocket, the letter set in the second largest, extendable range poles in the long-narrow one, some photographic equipment and north arrows in the smaller ones.  I can even add a field tablet to the medium sized pocket.  Not many people will consider this for the kind of use I am putting it to, but I am very happpy with the purchase.
4567629
A nice little field knife.  The sheath includes a small pocket for the fire starter.  Good rugged construction, came fairly sharp.  The "zombie" green cording is a bit much - I plan to remove it soon and add some handle scales in camo laminate material used for custom knives.  Decent grip, though a bit short for my XXL mitts.  With the matching mini axe (hatchet) I also ordered, they make a good set for outdoors use.  So far I am happy, and will update this review once I use them in the field.  Shipped very quick, even this close to the Christmas holiday.
4132200
To start with, this is a really well-made tool set.  I use it for some situations and I have a Wera Vario set that I like a little better.  That's not to say that this set isn't good.  It is.  However, in some situations, it's just a little cumbersome to carry around all those bits - even a couple - and they can get 'lost' real easily.  That's where the Vario set shines, but it doesn't have so many bit options.  Frankly, I can be fickle.  I also like my old Duracraft with reversible shaft that has reversible bits on each end for some of the menial tasks.

So, yes, I like this set.  It has almost EVERYTHING you'll ever need, or you can purchase other Wera bits that fit the rapidapter that comes with it.  However, sometimes it's just a bit more than too much.  Depends.  I'm glad I own it for those times when I need it, however it's not my first go-to for a lot of jobs.  Maybe, that's a 'take it or leave it' ethic.  Pricey too!
2500940
This is a nice set that includes the flashlight, an 18650 rechargeable battery, a charger and a bonus keychain flashlight.  If you don't want the keychain flashlight you can check out the Outlite&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Outlite-Rechargeable-18650-Battery-and-Charger-Included-LED-2000-Lumen-Handheld-Flashlight-Led-Cree-Xml-T6-Water-Resistant-Camping-Torch-Adjustable-Focus-Zoom-Tactical-Light-Lamp-for-Outdoor-Sports-1pcs-A100-Camouflage/dp/B0105PL5IU/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Outlite (Rechargeable 18650 Battery and Charger Included) LED 2000 Lumen Handheld Flashlight Led Cree Xml- T6 Water Resistant Camping Torch Adjustable Focus Zoom Tactical Light Lamp for Outdoor Sports (1pcs A100-Camouflage)</a>&nbsp;which is a very similar flashlight.

This flashlight is similar to other CREE flashlights I have tested. It has five modes which are high, medium, low, strobe and SOS. You cycle through the modes by pressing the button at the base of the light until you have the one you want.

The amount of light that these little flashlights put out is truly amazing. This model allows you to focus the beam from a very concentrated bright spot, well square actually, out to a nice wide beam by moving the head of the flashlight backwards and forwards. This adds a nice bit of versatility to the light.

The included charger is simple but effective in charging the included 18650 rechargeable battery. The package also includes a small plastic adapter that can take three AA batteries and then slip into the flashlight. Since these lights can eat up power pretty quick I'd recommend picking up a few more of the 18650 rechargeable batteries and keeping them ready for when you need them.

The mini keychain flashlight is a nice added bonus as it is truly small enough to throw on a keyring and have it with you at all times.  It is more than bright enough to help you find the keyhole late at night.

Overall this is an excellent flashlight with a nice amount of accessories included for a low price. Really cannot go wrong here. Highly recommended.

Sample provided for review.
2488580
Excellent set, great for all kinds of different uses (beyond just electronics).