The bits are stored in the screw-open handle for easy availability. A utility knife that folds up for storage and safety and has a plastic sleeve for the blade which is easily replaced with standard double sided blades. A 9" wrench with finger contours for better gripping.
Use the wrench to loosen nuts and bolts. Roll the nut to open and close the jaw. The 12" household level has 3 vials for plumb, level and 45 degree angle. It also has a magnetic edge for hands free use on metal materials.
Buy our Pink Took Kit on Amazon. Have a question Facebook Twitter. Great Practical Gift The Tool Bag High quality canvas with a sturdy handle for easy transport. Learn More. The Hammer A 12 oz. The Original Screwdriver A multi-bit ratcheting screwdriver, with 3 positions, forward, locking, and backward. Similarly, while we do have one yardwork-oriented option on this list, there are many other garden tool sets to choose from, too, if that's your passion.
In their place, we've added the Werktough Ladycraft and Deko Household , which were chosen for their dependable construction and variety of tools. The Apollo Complete DIY Multi-Pack now occupies the third space on the list, promoted because of its popularity among hobbyists and professionals alike. What sets them apart most of the time are pink decorative accents. Plus, if you have a handy spouse or family member, you may be seeking a set that is visually distinct from theirs, and these offer a simple solution for avoiding mix-ups.
This list features kits that come in both hard shell and canvas cases, so whether you need something heavy-duty and durable or something a little bit less bulky, you're likely to find a fitting product here. In terms of the actual tools inside, nearly all of these sets come with a hammer, screwdriver, and pliers — you know, the basics.
Some include multiple bit sizes and there's even an option that comes with a drill: the Pink Power Cordless Combo. Purchasing a complete toolkit as opposed to building a collection one item at a time can save you money and help you stay organized.
The Stalwart Home , Iron Forge Tools Basic, and Cartman General are the newest additions to the list, chosen for their high-quality tools and sturdy cases. Blue Ridge Tools Piece Those looking for a set that travels well will appreciate this durable option. It features 40 tools and a hardside case that will keep moisture out and dust from accumulating. There's an eight-inch ratcheting bit driver and 20 driving bits to meet the needs of most handymen and women.
Bey-Berk Multi-Tool This piece collection comes with a Phillips screwdriver, claw hammer, and retractable cutting blade, among many other implements. The slim notebook-style canvas case is easy to store and pack, and each tool's metal parts are made from steel.
Her Hardware Homeowners It's not quite as feminine-looking as many of the other choices in this list, but it's still got a decidedly girly vibe thanks to sky-blue accents. The handles are ergonomically shaped for a solid grip, and the metal portions are coated with heat-treated chrome for enhanced strength. It comes with a torpedo level that makes it easy to mount pretty much anything on a wall, in addition to all the other essential tools, like pliers and scissors.
It's not the most budget-friendly option, however. The best place to start might be making a list of all the major items you'd like a tool set to include. The first aspect anyone needs to consider before shopping for a tool set is what she plans on using that tool set for. Automotive tool sets will offer a different range of components than a carpenter's tool set or a household tool set, for example.
Try not to place too much emphasis on how many pieces a tool set might offer, as a lot of those pieces could be bits, sockets , or fairly similar accessories. While accessories can enhance a tool set by making it more customizable , your final decision should be based on locating a set that meets your needs.
Along those lines, you'll want to confirm that any tools in a set are made of durable materials , like iron or steel. You may also want to pursue tools that come with a rust-resistant plating, or a set that comes with an airtight case thereby preventing moisture or dirt from seeping in. If you have small hands, you may want to look into buying a custom tool set with narrow handles. If you have delicate skin, a set with cushioned grips can help you to minimize any risk of blisters or calluses.
The majority of tool sets come with their own belts, bags, or cases. If you're buying a tool set for occasional housework, a set with a belt might be sufficient. But if you need a tool set for work, a set with a bag or a case will allow you to carry more items, and it will also alert you to whether any items are either missing, or out of place. One of the most common causes of workplace injuries is an employee using the wrong tool to get a job done.
This is according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA , an agency that recommends asking someone or conducting further research in the event that you are uncertain how a task should be performed. Using the wrong implement could put you at risk for tetanus, splinters, or stitches, and it might result in you damaging a valuable piece of equipment, as well.
Anyone who is working with tools should be wearing protective goggles PPE , thick gloves, long sleeves, long pants, and durable boots that can protect both feet from protruding nails, wood shavings, jagged glass, and screws. This becomes even more important if you happen to be running a business, as employees who are injured on the job may be in a position to sue. Any pair of work gloves should have a strong latex, leather, or polyester grip so that a tool's handle won't slip from your fingers, especially from a significant height.
In addition, you should never carry a tool by its tip, head, or point. Tools that aren't in use should be returned to their proper storage area. Children, in particular, have a tendency to pick up tools that have been left around the house. Whenever possible, put a tarp or a sheet down across any work area, and be sure to sweep the perimeter surrounding that tarp at the end of every night.
You may also want to quadrant off any work area with a rope or traffic cones to deter any would-be trespassers from stepping inside. Tools have been in existence ever since early hominids developed the capacity for using their hands.
While some of these tools were rudimentary e. Archaeologists recently discovered a hand ax in Ethiopia, for example, that dated back more than two million years.
Tools played a critical role in evolution, particularly in a human being's ability to defend him- or herself from being preyed upon by much larger - and more powerful - threats. Over the course of centuries, slings became bows and spears became arrows. Fire provided the ability to heat and shape metal. As a result, humans became the hunters as opposed to the hunted, capable of maintaining a well-rounded diet composed of meats and plants and fats.
During the ancient civilizations of Rome, Greece, China, and Egypt, tools allowed for the creation of waterways, water wheels, temples, houses, roadways, and even instruments of war.
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