MAXIMUM 42-Pc Bit Socket & Ratchet Set

Bits seems to be the right fit for all occasions and projects. Tasks completed faster using the ratchet system rather than a normal screwdriver. Durable container than can take a few drops without cracking or breaking. Bits are a little stiff when changing though and thought they kind of smelled moldy (this could be from sitting in the warehouse)

Hello All, I recently used the 42 PC Torx/Hex Mastercraft Maximum bit set as part of the Tested for Life in Canada panel. The quality of the driver was what I was most impressed with. It has a very tight range on return, which is perfect when trying to tighten or loosen a hex/torx head screw that does not have great access to reach in and spin. It also came with an extension bit, saving you the trouble of having to own a separate one or grab a different one from a different tool kit or socket kit. The case was well labeled, making it easy to see what you are looking for. The downside of the case is that only the top side has lock in slots for the sockets, so if you open it on an angle or upside down....yardsale on the bottom tray of sockets. The clips to open case are also not very easy to pop open....not a big deal, but just a minor annoyance. The set also comes with some screwdriver bits, which, if you're using daily or in a shop, you'll likely never use. All in all, for the price, and the quality of the driver that comes with the set, it is a good buy to use as a shop set. Too clunky for use in the field. As a suggestion to Canadian Tire, I think a nice addition to the set would be to include a 1/4" square head screwdriver on the top tray where there is lots of space. A lot of times, for hex and torx, lots of torque from a ratchet driver is overkill. Since all of the sockets are also well labeled, I think that I'll likely end up placing the sockets onto strips and keeping in a toolbox drawer. Big thanks to Canadian Tire Tested Panel for giving me a chance to review their product, and provide feedback!

Hello All, I recently used the 42 PC Torx/Hex Mastercraft Maximum bit set as part of the Tested for Life in Canada panel. The quality of the driver was what I was most impressed with. It has a very tight range on return, which is perfect when trying to tighten or loosen a hex/torx head screw that does not have great access to reach in and spin. It also came with an extension bit, saving you the trouble of having to own a separate one or grab a different one from a different tool kit or socket kit. The case was well labeled, making it easy to see what you are looking for. The downside of the case is that only the top side has lock in slots for the sockets, so if you open it on an angle or upside down....yardsale on the bottom tray of sockets. The clips to open case are also not very easy to pop open....not a big deal, but just a minor annoyance. The set also comes with some screwdriver bits, which, if you're using daily or in a shop, you'll likely never use. All in all, for the price, and the quality of the driver that comes with the set, it is a good buy to use as a shop set. Too clunky for use in the field. As a suggestion to Canadian Tire, I think a nice addition to the set would be to include a 1/4" square head screwdriver on the top tray where there is lots of space. A lot of times, for hex and torx, lots of torque from a ratchet driver is overkill. Since all of the sockets are also well labeled, I think that I'll likely end up placing the sockets onto strips and keeping in a toolbox drawer. Big thanks to Canadian Tire Tested Panel for giving me a chance to review their product, and provide feedback!

le top, pour moi je fais régulièrement des voyages en vtt. Et je peux partir pour mes randonnées avec confiance je peux facilement réparer les petits tracas avec ce kit

What a great set. Everything I need in an convenient case. Ratchet and bits are excellent quality and the hex and square bits won't round off after the third or fourth time you use them! I love that I have everything I need for working around my property and don't have to keep running back to my garage for the correct sized bit.