WORKPRO Home Tool Kit, 100 Piece Kitchen Drawer Household Hand Tool Set with Easy Carrying Pouch

I don't like driving a car without some tools. I bought a Tesla, and my old-school view was that it needed a bunch of safety equipment (Jacks, Jack pads, tire repair kit, first aid kit, and tools). I bought a two-tiered trunk management set and use the bottom set for safety equipment and towing accessories.I needed a small toolset, so I picked this one. I've had my car for a month and have used the tools several times. When working on the car, it's easier than digging the tools I need out of the garage. The tools are of reasonable quality for the price. The hammer is a bit light for any real work, and I wish it had a rachet. But I've found it helpful, and the size is perfect.

Bought this as a Christmas gift for my son.Kit contains just about everything needed for simple repairs and assembly tasks around the house.Much better than the kits in the big box stores, and at a much better price.

As we are looking to avoid buying too much from China... was a bit leary of purchasing this kit... but it suited well the need for a decent tool kit for my daughter. The price value of this, compared to many others, led us to select this... First impressions - way better than anticipated. Hope the parts hold up over time, but so far, so good - and the bag is very good - very well organized... Again, hope its sturdy for years.

For the price, this is value for money, a fine small tool kit, and well outfitted: not many of the usual suspects are missed. The contents will never be described as rugged. But as several reviewers have noted, they aren’t meant for heavy duty jobs – you’re not building a house, you’re undertaking minor repairs or assembling items such as furniture, within your house.Because I found so few really useful, general purpose tools omitted, I added several myself.1-The included sockets need a ¼” socket wrench; here’s a popular option: https://www.amazon.com/CRAFTSMAN-Ratchet-Wrench-72-Tooth-CMMT81747/dp/B07QJ82NK9/ref=sr_1_22?crid=1LUGI68T43WIU&keywords=1%2F4%22+socket+wrench&qid=1664520418&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIzLjMxIiwicXNhIjoiMy4wNiIsInFzcCI6IjIuNzYifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=1%252f4%2522%2520socket%2520wrenc%2Caps%2C104&sr=8-22.2-A drill is always absent, in these smaller kits. Can’t be a power drill, or even an eggbeater-style device, but a push drill will serve nicely. You can get one at Garrett Wade’s website, or the King’s County product here at https://www.amazon.com/Kings-County-Tools-Included-Necessary/dp/B005CX7EMW/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=2XEQNZLQ6IAR3&keywords=king%2Bcountry%2Bpush%2Bdrill&qid=1663743435&s=hi&sprefix=king%2Bcountry%2Bpush%2Bdrill%2Ctools%2C122&sr=1-1-spons&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.304cacc1-b508-45fb-a37f-a2c47c48c32f&th=1. I’d recommend instead, however, checking eBay for a well-kept #41 or #41y Stanley Yankee Push Drill with bits – you can only find them pre-owned, but they’ll be less pricy and more lasting.3-Workpro sells a ratcheting screwdriver here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0761K3H82/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_1?smid=A3P56LYOG94570&psc=1, but I plumped for another and hardier one, the Stanley #233H, an 8 ½” ratcheting push-pull screwdriver with bits, likewise found at eBay.4-I already had one of these folding saws https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071Z1Y34D?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details. On a whim, in it went.So neatly organized is this kit, that all the above fit inside without complaint. The drill and the extra screwdriver nestle on the further side of the hammer, in a bit of bubble wrap; the socket wrench sits near the case handle (bubble wrap); the saw rests between, still inside its own case.Enough? Your mileage may vary, one can get all or any or none of the above, whatever pleases. You’ll still have the same small, elegant, fits-anywhere tool kit. Of course, you can purchase a substantially larger kit that might include some of the additions above, but if you wanted a big tool kit you wouldn’t be here…

I love this tool kit. It has everything I need to fix or install anything. I'm not good at installing stuff but I don't want to call someone for little things. This kit has been a life saver. It has everything and the tools are solid and heavy weight, not lightweight "toys like tools." I like that it comes in a slim bag so it's not a big tool chest. It is perfect. I've bought 2, one for home and one for work.

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I had my mom's toolbox that she put together for inside house use and when she passed I got it and took very good care of it! My husband kept taking tools out unbeknownst to me and putting them down when done using them and eventually list all if them he knew it meant something to me and I've been secretly upset that he had so much disregard for my little indoor tool kit! Especially when he had a big tree drawer and other areas for all his tools and should have never touched mine! So I finally bought the little 40 piece punk handled tool case for me and he said he liked it! Warning bells alarmed in my head and he mentioned he wish he had a small indoor tool case! I immediately got on amazon and found him a hundred piece black handled tools in a nice zipper black case I told him these tools were for him to use inside only! It arrived and I immediately gave it to him! He loves it but when he uses it I remind him only use inside and bugged him after he was done to our back in case!

Based on Wirecutter recommendations, I bought two of these as Xmas presents for my young adult children. They like them, and they use the tools. Obviously buying individual quality tools is best, but this is great for folks just to have a set of typical tools for household use. The case is really helpful.