Review on INTERTOOL Screwdriver Precision Screwdrivers Dual Purpose by Troy Houston

After using mismatched, rusty and fragile screwdrivers for about 20 years, my husband and I decided it was time to buy a new set. This set looked like it fit our liking as it had a variety of cross and flat ends in different sizes. We don't really need any special bits as we have one that you can replace with bits and a huge selection of bits to replace it with so we wanted Phillips and Flatheads in the first place as that's what for the housework is most needed. .The materials used seem really good, very strong and durable. The grips have a moderately comfortable feel, the tips are decent, so far we haven't had any issues with chipping or anything like that. The magnetization is good and strong enough to hold the screw without falling off. I really like the anti-roll feature and I love that it has labels at the top that tell you what size and tip it is. This makes it easy to find the exact screwdriver you're looking for and makes it easy to organize. Speaking of organization, what's wrong with this booth? I like the idea, but we had a lot of trouble putting it together. I couldn't put my legs in, my husband couldn't put his legs in, my adult daughter couldn't put his legs in, my 11 year old son couldn't put his legs in. something is wrong with the stand or it was poorly designed. We spent several hours assembling this stand. We gave up and just put the screwdrivers in the drawer of our toolbox and left the stand on the table in the house and kinda forgot about it. Then one day my eldest son just picked it up and put it down again like it was the easiest thing in the world. Neither of us could believe it. So this stand is pretty fickle, I don't know how to assemble it, but it's doable, although it can cause a lot of frustration. I think it's a very reasonable price, you end up paying about $1 each. Screwdrivers and they seem to be better than the screwdriver I actually bought at the dollar store so I think it's good value for the money and would probably be a good set for someone who is building their tool collection or is in the process of doing so moved to his first home. or someone who has been living in their house for 20 years and maybe needs a new set ;)