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i like the way they look but for my use they really wouldnt be practical as all my sockets and wrenches are in organizers that are easy to grab and go

Kobalt from Lowes is fine for home use, that's what I have and have been pretty happy with them for the price.

After everything I've heard about them I will not be ordering anything from them unless their shipping and customer service gets a lot better

Socket trays-hansen, kobalt or the hf trays Wrenchs-ernest wrench grippers.

they are $39.99 at the one near me and only had the metric. I did pick up a set though. they seem really nice even though ive only used the 10mm

Using things that aren't a hammer as a hammer. Ex. Screwdrivers, ratchets, pliers, wrenches, etc. Also using standard screwdrivers as pry bars especially at pull a part type junkyards

I like mine a lot I only got mine 2 days ago though. I still think my Hansen trays are better for the price. I like the twist lock though for going to junkyards or taking sockets anywhere unlike normal socket rails they won't fall off as easy

My sister got me a Ernst socket boss in blue with all 3 drive sizes

The Neiko sets have been good for me personally. They are not that expensive either

I fall between medium and high as I do all the work on my own vehicle, also on other peoples. I wouldn't really try to rebuild a engine with out some help as I have never rebuilt a engine

going to look into getting a set of the bondhus as a lot of mine are just ones I found in junkyards or in the middle of the road. so I don't really have a matching set. they also have really good reviews and seem like they will last and not break

I think I might just do that with the ones I have and get rid of some of the extras, probably just gonna get a magnetic rail to lay down so they stay in place and order. I also got some of the hex keys that go to the fold out hex keys that I need to make a new handle to

what are the advantages to the t-handles vs the l-keys? I personally mainly use l-keys as that's all I have, but I have used t-handles and they seem nice but I don't feel they could replace l-keys or worth the extra price

Can anyone tell me if the bondhus if they are a good set of hex keys and if they can stand up to being used alot? (2-3) times a week on personal stuff. Or if there is a better set

Trying to decide if I should just go ahead a get a new set of hex keys or just make holders for all the ones I have. Then if I get new ones just go through all of them if I break or bend one

thanks

just wondering how some of yall organize loss hex keys? trying to get a lot of mine organized.

You also might wanna look at the kobalt 300 piece set.

I had this set and honestly it was really crappy. I had twisted and broke a lot of the bits. I have since bought neiko tools bit set and haven't broken or twisted any. soon ill get the hex bits from neiko tools.

The neiko tools bit sockets are great tools for the money in my opinion. Haven't broken any of them