Cal Hawk Tools BISU122M Universal Review

Save money and buy a better quality set. I tried it as they are chrome molybdenum I figured they would withstand a stun drive. The metal may be ok but the 10mm head fell apart on the second use. Returned them and bought a gearwrench set, much happier now.

I've been using it for 3 years now, no problems. I have a second one Bought set priced as one and a 10mm bolt and I have a set of bolts, so far I've only needed three sets of tools, wish they sold them separately.

I am a Ford auto technician and I work bumper to bumper on cars. I carry my tools a lot as I use them every day. I found I needed swiveling outlets to get into hard-to-reach places. So I bought this set thinking it would last my 1/4 electrocution. 7mm, 8mm and 10mm broke after the second or third use. Complete garbage! If you use them lightly and don't expose them, they will likely outlast the casual handyman. If you are a professional automotive technician, don't bother buying this junk.

I used them with a small battery dent, twice in use they fell apart (13mm then 10mm). This can be a disaster when working on an engine, with small pieces of metal flying all over the place. The tape holding everything together just pushes in, it doesn't stay put when you use it. 5 of these found the tape holding the rest in place, we welded the metal tape to the base to keep it from slipping and sliding off causing them to fall apart when that happened. They fell apart so quickly and with so…

I am a former BMW master technician who was a major buyer of snap on, mac and matco tools. That's why I love quality tools. I was missing a few smaller outlets as I didn't buy a set because the Beemers didn't need them. I'm currently tinkering around with cars, quads etc. at home and wanted to complete my set. After checking the prices for each socket I need and learning that one socket now costs the same as this set, I took a chance and bought this set. Although the smaller sockets are not as…