Chapman MFG 2307 PINK Allen Hex Screwdriver Bit Set - 10 Pieces - Includes USA Made Spinner & Mini Ratchet Hand Tools, Soft Vinyl Case, Pocket Size Pack

I had a very very stubborn and tight hex screw with additional thread lock. I used three different sets of Allen keys that all bent and failed. This worked like a charm! It was a perfect tight fit and was able to remove the screw without damage. Happy to have this tool with my set.

I ordered this socket set for two reasons: practical design and Made In America! At the same time, I ordered a metric set of Allen bits to go with, from one of the countless fly-by-night shops on amazon. If you've never had the pleasure of testing foreign and domestic tool bits side by side, you're missing out! I would've added pictures if the non-domestic bits had left any remnants behind.

Works great. I'm building a large multicopter and need the small size and ratcheting ability to fit inside and tighten socket head screws. LOVE it's American Made. Will buy more of these, I only have the hex sockets so far.

Glad to find a quality item made in the U.S.A. Very nice industrial finish to all components that will last a lifetime. More expensive than the "one time use, break your knuckles, disposable" import tools. Now I can use this more than once, won't bust a knuckle, and the tool fits its work like a glove. Far cheaper in the long run. Now I have to buy the Standard sized set. Should have just gotten the full set with the hard storage case.

Used chapman sets for work. Durable and easy to use in tight areas

They say that there is a tool for every need. The problem is that you don't know that you need it until that situation arises and you don't have it. I had to remove an allen head bolt that held the seat track to the floor of my car. The problem was that there was very little room above and around the allen head bolt. A standard ratchet (no matter how small) would not fit into the area that was available. After a bunch of research, I found a company that manufactured a "micro ratchet" that might be the solution to my problem. Better yet, I found that it was available on Amazon! After receiving the ratchet, I was easily able to undo that allen head bolt and finally was able to remove the two seats. I honestly do not know how they installed those seat tracks without this tool. I had cut the short end of an allen wrench, so, I was able to get it on the bolt. the problem was that the limited space only allowed me to move the wrench a tiny bit each tome and I had to reset it after ever tiny move. I estimated that I needed to reset the wrench and turn it 15 - 20 times to get one complete revolution of the bolt!! Thank goodness I found this Ratchet.

Ok

The only caveat is the bits can fall out easily from the pouch so be careful. Otherwise an excellent invaluable tool for the application.