Sundpey Tool Kit Set for Home 130pcs

Great set easy to use great value for money

Nice little kit for home occasional use

Good for basic home stuff. Drill wasn’t a hammer drill so I returned it but for the casual flat pack/doors and general home diy pretty good. Loads of ratchet attachments that wasn’t useful to me. 4 stars as most of it’s cheap quality but for the price overall not bad but wasn’t for me.

Wow what a drill everything you could ask for in a drill

Excellent seller and purchase 21v drill plus all the tools for a first time buyer needing a home tool set you can’t go wrongI would highly recommend the tool set and the seller

Fantastic set

Very good and value for money

This is a good set for those who have bought their first home and want to put up pictures, assemble flat pack furniture and maybe fix a bicycle. You have to accept a few things:1. These are cheap tools that will eventually fail with lots of ise, at which point you can upgrade the tools you use the most, rather than investing large sums up front2. Drill bits are consumables items that will dull and need to be replaced. Again, as you find the ones you commonly use and wear out, you can upgrade to better quality.3. The drill is really only for wood and plasterboard, you won't be drilling into masonry as there are neither masonry drill bits, nor a percussion setting on the drill.The various tools are 'good enough' for DIY use. You're not going to earn a living with them, but fixing things, making flat packs or putting up pictures with the included hooks is well within the scope of this kit.The drill with two batteries is okay for wood and plasterboard (maybe plastic), but doesn't hammer so is useless on brick or block. One battery can be in use while the other charges. I'd be careful to only charge batteries in a room where they can be monitored. I wouldn't charge them overnight in the garage as I don't think the charger is complex enough to balance cells and monitor temperatures in the pack. The drill has a decent bit of torque for wood screws, but can be stopped with a strong grip on the chuck. You won't be tightening coach screws with it!The case opens with three latches. Two open the top with the screwdrivers and other hand tools, and the third allows the drawer to slide open with the drill and batteries. It took me a moment to notice that the screwdriver bits and hex sockets fold out of the side panels. It's fairly tightly packed inside, and has to be folded up in a certain order to all fit back in the case and latch properly.The toolbox and tools is pretty heavy (maybe 10kg).