Stalwart 75-HT4025 Precision Electronics, Repair & Hobby Tool Set (25Piece)

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The set is okay, The biggest problem is the cutters are way to small to be used on anything.The screw driver set is good.

Bon Kit

This product arrived in a timely manner and was as described. It was purchased as a gift, so I am unable to offer any details at this time.

Purchased this to work on HO trains rolling stock. When I opened the box it came in I noticed some one had been into it's plastic case and replaced the bit holding driver with bubble wrap. Without the bit holding capability this set is 90% useless. don't know if this is Stalwart or Amazons responsibility Tried to put a bit into my Husky driver but of course it was not a fit. Possibly a warehouse between Stalwart and the post office is the problem.

This review is for the Stalware 75-H4025 tool kit.The tools come in a decent plastic case, which has a real piano hinge not a plastic "bend 'til it breaks" hinge. The case closes solidly using a latch on the front of the case. Nice solid case, not a cheapie.However, the case has small nubs that hold all of the bits and pieces in place and those nubs are much too hard to bend out of the way to get to the tools. This may improve as the tools are repeatedly removed and replaced, but when new it's difficult to remove the tools. I at first used my pocket knife, but have since found that the tweezers are relatively easy to access and the flat end of the tweezers can be used to pry the other tools out of the case as needed. One star removed because of the difficulty in accessing the tools.The tools themselves are considerably smaller than I had expected, even for a hobby kit. As someone noted in an earlier review the needle nose pliers have a blunted end, whereas a sharp "needle" nose would be more effective when working with small parts. Both the pliers and the side cutters are spring loaded, automatically opening when pressure is released. I've never been fond of this feature in other tools and don't really love it in this application, but YMMV.The drive bits are solid, but as this is a hobby kit I don't think they are designed for using massive torque. If you're looking for a tool kit for appliance repair, this kit probably isn't designed for that use. However for removing drives from computers it functions as advertised.One feature I like very much is the telescoping of the drive handle; by loosening a knurled nut you can extend the reach of the driver to get past drives and cables and such.The tweezers are of decent quality but, again, this is a hobby kit. I wouldn't count on too much robustness from any of the bits and pieces of this set if used on heavy equipment.The magnifying glass is a very welcome addition; it is well made and heavy enough to hold steady. The lens is plastic, not glass, but seems to get the job done.I'm carrying the Stalwart kit in my laptop bag so that I can leave the big tool box in the 4x4 when visiting a client. Many times I just need to swap out a drive or a power supply or some such light task in a desktop computer and the tools seem up to that task. Saves me from schlepping the larger box while still getting the job done. However, the bits are, again, smaller than I had anticipated and they may not be up to removing a really stubborn Phillips screw. At the first sign of baulking my plan of action is to retrieve the larger tool kit from the truck, not taking a chance on stripping either the screw head or the Stalwart bits. So far that hasn't happened. YMMV.Considering the quality, the mixture of tools, and the market price I would recommend this for anyone looking for a light duty hobby tool kit. If they could only fix the way the tools are retained in the nifty case it would rate 5 stars from me.HTHRegards,Jim