💼 Compact and Convenient: Silverhill Tools ATKTR4 Triangle Head Screwdriver Set with Carry Pouch Review

I wasn't sure what they would be based on their low price but I have to say they are very good quality. I had to use extreme force, ie clamp the stock in ViceGrips, to loosen the four screws. I wondered if they would bend or break, but they withstood the force with no problem. Highly recommended.

I needed triangular screwdrivers to fix my child's growing fleet of Thomas & Friends motorized toy trains. The TA-20 was the perfect size. The kit came as described, 5 drivers ranging in size from 14 to 27. They are color coded by size and have a small velcro pouch. The price for a set was pretty good and they seem pretty sturdy. I would recommend them.

I bought this kit for my dad so he can take the fan apart and clean the oil dust that has collected on the blades. It worked like a charm! They're a bit flimsy, but they definitely do the job. Other than the fan, I haven't found anything to use these screwdrivers for. It will be nice to keep in a drawer so you can keep cleaning the fan in the future. My sister has allergies so this is a must see.

I bought this to repair my son's Thomas Trackmaster trains. The switches on some of his trains needed some tweaking and that got me there and they all work great now (I watched a YouTube video explaining how to fix problems on a train). It also gave me the opportunity to clean them up. They also work on his Tomy trains and Thomas minis. The quality was excellent, contrary to some of the reviews I prepared. I've disassembled over 20 trains so far and there were no visible signs of wear on the…

They work much better than the McDonald's toy battery replacement t-shirts. Blue is perfect, I don't know what the other 4 are for but I'm sure I'll be grateful to them when I need them. Their quality is better than some of my regular screwdrivers and most of my screwdrivers. They even embossed the size on a metal rod instead of laser engraving, which is erased after a year or two. The case for her was a Velcro pouch with a large rivet through which a clip could be threaded. Velcro goes from…

My grandson had a toy tow truck with a winch rope. This carriage had a pan head screw. This is the first time I come across such a style head. When I bought Revain I found many solutions and settled on a set of Triangular Screwdrivers from Silverhill Tools. These screwdrivers had a long, narrow shank to allow access to the screws, which were located in a deep countersunk hole. Well-formed, rubberized grips were ergonomically correct for easy handling with color-coded swivel tops. Came in a…

Have you ever noticed how many products are now made with triangular heads? Have you ever noticed that you can't turn these screws with regular screwdrivers (not the hex, Phillips, standard, etc I've ever found to turn these screws). Has it ever occurred to you that NOBODY carries a triangular screwdriver - and I asked - not at Home Depot or Ace or Menards or any other national or family store I've ever been to. Triangular Screwdriver Set by Silverhill Tools. Now I can fix some of the…

Bought for easy use with various toys around the house. It has come in handy more than a couple of times and I've had no problems with it. Ergonomics can be relative, but for me they feel natural and comfortable in my hand, and the freely rotating heads (on the handles) make them easy to use. still testing with my minor repairs although I see very slight wear/deformation around small sharp edges. Also, with my light use, I can't comment on how well the metal bar cuts into a plastic handle, or…

I was very frustrated looking for something like this. 3 triangular bits (and 100 others you don't need!) Most other triangular screwdriver "sets" - come with 5 screwdrivers of the exact same size. Luckily, Silverhill Tools has 5 screwdrivers in 5 sizes: *and* they are long enough to reach most countersunk screws. Advantages: - Inexpensive! - 5 sizes! - Color coding! - Rotate pen caps! (Press with palm, rotate with fingertips, and rest a little on wrist.) - Pocket! The Bad: - The grips feel a…