Apollo Tools DT9773 - Juego de herramientas para el hogar, 53 piezas, color Rojo

I was pleasantly surprised when I got the tools. They are cute and they are tools. I love the breast cancer cause and I love that a tool company is involved with it. I wish this smaller set had the utility knife included because I think that is definitely an essential part of even a basic tool kit, but I plan to make my own pink one somehow. They do have other sized kits that include more pink items, up to power drills etc, so if you think you want more items check out their store front.ProsTools are sturdy with a life time warrantyCase and tools are cute for girly handywomenConsI wish the case was sturdier, but if you are just keeping it under your sink for the few home projects that might come up it will do. Still wish it was sturdier though.

This set's for stuff like hanging pictures, changing batteries in toys, assembling, tuning or tightening furniture, fixing little nick knacks, and generally stuff too trivial to call repairman over or pull out the big toolbox. Doesn't include plyers, pipe wrenches, etc. The lite duty hammer isn't for heavy nails, etc. (a framing/contractor hammer wouldn't even fit in box)I dislike the holder for the screwdriver bits. Can be hard to get the bits out which I find irksome. But can flip it over against a surface that OK to scratch, and push down on the rubber sleeve to make them all pop out backwards with easy grab one you need is one trick for deal with this style bit holder.Bought this kit because needed central house toolbox with tools wouldn't migrate to my other toolboxes and wherever …

Bought this for our 10 yo granddaughter's bithday. She has always been technically savvy and loves to help out with projects around the house. The tools are sized slightly smaller than what you buy at Lowes/HD but stll quite good quality. They definately work well now but will also be good as she grows. Each time I see her, I get to hear all about how she has used different tools to help dad.One note of caution: Since the set is not a toy, it does contain some sharp tools so take that in to consideration if buying for younger children. I did include a couple pairs of quality safety glasses and nitril work gloves with the gift.

Bought this for my daughter who moved a thousand miles away for her first apt. This is a handy little kit that included everything we needed for setting things up. The pink color makes it easy to locate items when you place them down. Love the holder for the various tips. I do alot of projects around my house and was surprised by the quality especially given the low cost of this kit. Going to get one for myself to keep in the laundry room so I do not have to run into the basement for basic items. Great starter kit.

For the price, this toolbox and set is really handy. I am one of those people who loves putting things together, so you can imagine the field day I had with this thing after a trip to IKEA. I would love to spring for a power drill, but until that day comes, I've used almost everything in this box more than once. No issues with the toolbox breaking, but it does feel a little flimsy, so I'm careful with it. The removable magnetic screwdriver heads are awesome.

I used this set at my place of employment (professional mover) to disassemble beds, vanities, shelving, cabinets, doors, etc. The tools themselves aren't that great (compared to Craftsman, Stanley, etc.) but are perfect for the average person looking to keep a set around the house.The hammer is smaller than normal, the tape measurer is only 12' (which was fine with me, I never needed more than that), and the pliers are decent enough. The precision screwdrivers work fine, (no complaints) and the multi-driver is actually good.The box itself is of decent quality, I especially liked the compartments on top. As I would take out screws, nail, etc. I could put them in the storages up there and not lose them. Very handy. The only complaint I have is that the box underneath is a little small. I …

Alright I've got this tool set sitting in front of me so I will start by going over these pieces individually and try to stay on topic (if you want to skip the specifics you can go on down to my overall opinion to get an idea):Screwdriver/Bits: Single screwdriver with 20 tips. Screwdriver is simple with a nice grip on it. Bits slid into tip and are held by magnet in screwdriver. There is a little play between the bit and screwdriver but shouldn't be so much to cause a problem. Four flat head tips, six phillips, six star, and four hex. The tips are held in two sturdy poly holders with marked sizes. The markings are slightly rubbed off but if you're buying this set you likely won't care about tip sizes. Screwdriver is NOT ratcheting as advertised on page, this is a positive for me because …

I've been wanting a small starter tool kit for apartment repairs/needs. This is perfect. It isn't too expensive and has everything that I need - I've added a few of my own things, like a small hack saw and screws/nails, etc. The top of the case has two small plastic boxes for nails or smaller items. The inside has a removable tray. I am really pleased with my purchase and look forward to adding to my set the more I learn about repairs and as I move out of an apartment and into a home. This is a perfect gift for the do-it-yourself college student or young man/woman just getting started.