The set was enclosed in a case as a gift for a cordless screwdriver. Due to its compactness, it fits perfectly there! Very comfortably! I never forget to take bits, taking a screwdriver with me. I already assembled all the furniture in the house with these bits, made repairs, constantly do various little things around the yard and all the bits are still intact.
Pros
Compact case, large selection of bits of different types and sizes, magnetic adapter.
Has some pros:
Steel S2, not luxury, over, but good quality. The label said Made in Japan, I don't know how true it is.
Has some cons:
Most of the bits are in excess of protective grease, which sticks them to the cells, I had to clean them so that nothing sticks to them during operation.
The thing is really fire! It licks off those who do not know the difference between PZ and PH and their sizes.
And for those who know: the thing is just belissimo for 1200r just a fairy tale. The best I've had.
I licked off three pieces of purchased bits while screwing 12 cm 6mm screws into the dowels, while making a huge effort so as not to slip.
I took this set - without effort, stupidly turned the screw so that it broke off, and the hat remained on the bit.
The manufacturing precision is
Pros
1. Good quality metal
2. The beats are signed
3. Manufacturing precision
4. Price
Some pros:
Quality. Price.
The most commonly used bits in the amount of 2 pcs. The rest are 1 each (except for T(TX).
With its cons:
A magnet fell out in the bit holder, but this is solved with superglue. (Just bad luck I guess)
Bought to carry in a mounting backpack. A variety of bits are now always at hand in one case and everything is in its place. I read in the reviews that the bit holder is a curve. I made sure of it myself. Curve so that it is impossible to use. Big minus Makita for such a cant.
