Tool Set Universal 1/4", 3/8" & 1/2"Dr, 150 Pieces OMBRA ref. OMT150S Review

Pretend you are 4 years old. Everything appears to be in its place, but the torx parts are preferable since they cannot be misplaced, they are very heavy, and they require a significant amount of storage space. It is not very convenient to carry. It is advisable to consider purchasing a smaller set that has heads and tools that are used regularly. With its positives being: Even when everything appears to be there, there is still something that is absent. Below are some downsides: Rawhide…

Set 4 years old. Everything seems to be there, but the bits are better for torx, they won’t get lost, they weigh a lot, they take up a lot of space. It's not easy to carry. It is better to look at a smaller set and frequently used heads and tools. Has pros: Everything seems to be there, but still something is missing. Has some cons: Rawhide bits, in the cold they break at once, when condensation appears, they rust, after which they cannot be removed from the holder! the heads are cracking…

I took it to the maximum so that it was all in one. This is both a plus and a minus. Wanted Johnnesway, but the toad took by the throat. Its pros: The set is almost the maximum. there is not enough special tool, but this is a separate issue. Got cons: Manufacturing flaws: 1. The quality of the suitcase is 4-. Clearances. There is a rattle in the trunk, the heads do not stay in the seats. When you open it, everything can fall out - spread newspaper in the fields. 2. Ergonomics of the suitcase…

Never in my life have I utilized a number 21 head. The head was only used once before it ruptured. The manufacturer of the tool offers a warranty that is good for the user's lifetime. When I called the center, the person who answered the phone told me, "Not a warranty case." disappointed

A good set for a car, in case of fear of breakdowns on the road. Different pros: Bought ten years ago to service a car. The metal is chrome vanadium, the ratchets have not lost their functionality during this time, all the heads are in order, despite the fact that I periodically used them to unscrew the wheel bolts. I rarely used cardan shafts, but when I used them to overhaul the engine, they did not cause any complaints. Got cons: Peeled rubber handles with pliers and clamp, after two years…

For half a year I worked for a hundred, an adapter from 3/8 to 1/2 was added, since there are long heads only for a medium ratchet, and there are no E profile heads that are often found, but everything is fine, nothing has broken, everything works, oh yes and more of the pluses, metal handles on the ratchet, there were uncomfortable places where a good effort was needed, put a pipe on the ratchet and calmly unscrewed it, well, it’s easier to wash them.