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The Apollo DT7103 is a 170-piece household hand tool kit built around the jobs most homeowners actually do: hanging shelves, assembling furniture, fixing a leaky faucet, tightening a bike chain. It covers the basics well for the money, with a bit driver and 20 bits, long nose and diagonal pliers, an adjustable wrench, a claw hammer, a rubber mallet, a plastic level, a tape measure, a voltage tester, SAE combination wrenches, metric and SAE hex keys, precision screwdrivers, a metal saw with five spare blades, four screwdrivers and a screw-and-anchor assortment. Tools are chrome-plated steel alloy with non-slip comfort grips and carry a lifetime warranty. Against rivals it wins on breadth and the included mallet, level and voltage tester, which many kits at this level leave out; it loses on box quality and on lacking a cordless drill or socket set.
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Owners treat this as a solid starter kit for light household jobs and like the range for the size. The common complaints are the box and the light-duty feel of the pliers and cutters.
This 170-piece household tool kit covers common assembly, maintenance and repair jobs around the home or office. It suits wood and metal crafting, home decorating, hanging pictures and shelves, assembling furniture, and most garage and home repairs.
The tools are made from high-grade steel alloy and chrome-plated to resist corrosion. The handles have a non-slip comfort grip for extra torque.
Everything is stored in a heavy-duty tool box with double locking clips and a carry handle. An internal storage tray and compartments in the lid hold small items such as nails and screws.
