- Is this kit enough for a first apartment?
- Yes for basic jobs: hanging pictures, assembling flat-pack furniture, tightening loose screws and simple plumbing adjustments. It will not replace dedicated tools for electrical or major repair work.
- How does it compare with a brand-name starter kit?
- It gives you more pieces for the same outlay, but the steel and finish are lighter. A brand-name kit costs more and generally lasts longer under regular use.
- Does it include a hammer and pliers?
- Yes. The set includes a claw hammer, pliers, an adjustable wrench and a tape measure, along with a screwdriver handle and interchangeable bits.
- Are the screwdriver bits standard size?
- The bits are standard hex-shank driver bits, so they fit the included handle and most common bit holders.
- Can the case be carried easily?
- The molded case has a built-in handle and latches shut, so it can be carried between rooms or stored on a shelf.
- Is it good for car or garage use?
- It works as a spare kit for light jobs, but the tools are not meant for automotive work that needs high torque.
- Where is the Amazon Basics 173-Piece General Household Hand Tool Set with Storage Case cheapest?
- At Easy Mart10, for $88.19, as of our latest check.