Review on RIMKOLO 107-Piece Bit Socket Set - 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" Drive - Torx, Extra Long Torx, Tamper Proof Torx, Hex, Ball End Hex - SAE & Metric Bit Set - High-Quality S2 Steel Bits by Balthazar Cooper

I pulled the trigger and bought this set when it was close to $100 after looking at the options available to me at mainstream stores , including an orange hardware store or convenience store cargo tool. Even after taking the coupon to the store, I would end up paying $11 for 9 1/2" torx sockets and then another $35 for a set of 11 tamperproof 3/8 sockets. So I'm getting close $50 and drive through 2 different stores for a while and I end up with 20 grand Once you get this set you will never realize how much time it saves using long hex nuts with a ball end until you have the furniture for assemble the school dorm for your kids (and their roommates stuff) Bits like this get you into tight spots quickly with my 18V impact wrenches, more than 90 percent of sockets have these properties The socket starts with a mirror chrome plating off heat treated CR-V chrome vanadium steel with notches on each socket Both torx and tamper torx use a T followed by a size, but you can use the tamper by the hole in the center of the torx -Recognize the head and it says "TT" on the body. The bit is made from S2 alloy steel to withstand the torque of my brushless motor impact driver. The remaining 10 percent of this set are 1/2" E-Torx sockets in black with a manganese phosphate coating. Before opening the case, I laid it flat on the red latches, arrows pointing up, and the rimcolo- Label side up. This will keep loose sockets from falling out as the long bits will snap into their section. The styrofoam layer between the sockets is thin so I used that as a template and cut out another piece of styrofoam. I also cut another layer made with an amazon bubble wrap envelope.Now these bushings on the bottom won't shift or move when you carry this case.Some of this seller's thought went into the organization of this case.Starting from the handle, the rosettes start at 1/2 then go to 3/8 in the middle and ending in 1/4 rosettes After the loop the pommel is arranged with 1/4 bits, then 3/8 and ending with 1/2 on the opposite G reef. So everything is organized when open and unfolded. Larger dimensions at the outer ends, smaller terminals in the middle.