CRAFTSMAN Drill Bit Set - Comprehensive 47 Piece (CMAF1247) Collection for Versatile Drilling Review

The perfect set. Used a few days ago, received today. Heavy tools. Artisan still loves you. Good price. More expensive in store for it, or many don't carry this set

I use this set for woodworking almost every day. I wish it had more sinks so I don't have to keep changing drill bits. I recommend that Craftsman add a few more flips and drill bits so you can tweak your bits instead of changing drill bits as often. Great product in every way.

Anyone can sell a set of screwdrivers but this range serves my needs very well without the need to purchase additional disposable bits. I want through a transparent cover. I am very happy.

Anyone who collects things on the farm, before me I used five different screw heads. on everything. and together on the same boards. This kit/set of bits in a securely locked box has been a fond memory of me removing boards for replacement or repair. It was the most handy addition to my tool box (and portable tool bucket) I've ever had!

Shame on me for not looking at what I'm buying. I was looking for drill bits, you know, the kind you make holes with? The product description is misleading as the kit comes with all and very good screwdriver bits but not a single stinky drill bit. Unfortunately I have to make another purchase. when I want to poke holes in things. Hope this helps someone avoid my mistake.

I'm a handyman and I still have Craftsman hand tools that are made in the USA. I also have several instruments from the V20 line. When I saw this for sale, I fell for it. The box is excellent, very durable, it can be used in a "stack" with other boxes. The amount of bits you get is nice, this set has a lot of variety. The only reason I took the star off was because when I started using the standard wood (jaw) drill bits I broke three of them pretty quickly. I hope I just got a bad wood set…

I bought this set to quickly switch from a drill to a Phillips drill. I had to return the first set because the magnet on one of the extensions lured one of the Phillips tips deep into one of the slots during transport and I couldn't get it out. The replacement set turned out to be lackluster: the grub screws on one of the extensions wouldn't hold the Phillips bit - the drill kept turning in the drill no matter how I tightened the screw. The concept of the set is good, but note that it doesn't…

The first one I bought was VERY incomplete. As if half the components were missing. The replacement is brand new to me, so I can't speak to durability, but this SBD-Master (which has been rebranded and carried over from the Dewalt branding) doesn't feel as sturdy as the Sears-Craftsman predecessor, which is what it became randomly made in the USA. Unfortunately, wear parts for the Sears Craftsman version are much harder and more expensive to come by; I can get this whole SBD kit for the cost of