LLDSIMEX Titanium Nitride Coated Numbered Sequential Review

Check out the steel case. A welcome change from the all-too-common plastic waste that abounds these days. It remains to be seen how the exercises will last and how they will work, but I'm not planning on hard work. It's just nice to have all the extra dimensions. Others complain that the back row numbers are not visible. I don't mind.

I wasn't expecting much at this price point. I get high quality bits at work for free from the parts window, so I just wanted the index to be honest. When it wears out I will replace it with more expensive ones. The index works, but I've definitely seen better ones. The fact that the rows don't split at all is an embarrassment, but at this price point it's again a bargain with all the parts included. I've already used a few bits and changed a few things. It's fine for basic home use. However, I

These bits look and work fine but the case they come in has a serious fault. The bits are stored in a metal case with a hinged compartment. So the bits are easy to remove and replace, but the design flaw is that you can't see the markings from the second to the last level as you go to smaller numbers and larger bits. So you're forced to remove the bits on one of the direct layers so you can read the labels and get the correct bit. It seems like this should have been noticed and addressed before