Stanley 73795 Mixed Tool Set, 210 Pieces – Polished Chrome

Il manque un outil dans le coffret, la “pince a long nez” !!
Comment peut-ont rectifier a ?

Mallettes utilis sur un bateau, faible encombrement, tout les outils, systmes mtrique et pouces donc impeccable pour le moteur comme pour l’habitacle.

Great quality from Stanley as usual ,vast majority of hand tools you’ll need in one place .seen negative reviews about the case but for its one of the best I’ve ever seen and very sturdy

Super produit, le rapport qualit prix est vraiment intressant. Juste la fermeture de la caisse qui est pas top.
La caisse est complte pour un petit bricoleur.
La commande est arriv rapidement !

Utilise comme trousse de dpannage pour un vhicule ancien. Les fixations des outils sont trs dures, certainement trop troites.

3/16 bit was missing as well as the adjustable pliers being damaged

si vous n’avez pas encore d’outils, cette mallette est idale. La qualit des outils est trs solide (c’est quand mme une bonne marque). Certes c’est un investissement mais les outils sont top !!!

Offert Nol en cadeau. La personne tait super contente. De plus la qualit est au rendez-vous!
Concernant la livraison rien dire dans les temps, emballage propre.

Rien redire sur la boite outil, elle est class de qualit, relativement complte et son ouverture fait pense un objet qui aurait pus tre fabriqu par Tony Stark.

Produit plutt destin aux anglo-saxons car toutes les pices sont disponibles en version mtrique et impriale.
Une bonne moiti des pices ne me servira jamais.

Excelente juego de herramientas de muy buena calidad tanto de las herramientas como del maletin.
La nica pega que tiene es que no tiene vasos ni llaves grandes , pero para las cosas de casa tienes todo lo necesario . Muy contento con la compra.
No se seguro donde est fabricado pero las puntas de destornillador viene escrito USA

C’est complet et a fera ce dont j’ai besoin. La bote on va dire et moyennement solide et le systme de fermeture la limite du pourri mais en faisant un minimum attention on peu garder cette bote longtemps.

ell u what …. great set let’s just hope they last. But overall very impressed happy days

This is a top class tool kit. The blurb describes all the features well and I don’t want to just repeat it so I will try to succinctly state my belief in why this is a must have.
The kit is expertly made in every way; beautiful chrome handles and secure fastenings. The case is light and everything fits perfectly. The handles of the tools are all rubber and make for an easy grip. The most perfect feature of this kit, however, is the sheer range of tools. There is something for every fitment possible. My husband says it is the best possible toolkit he could have imagined and he has thrown out all predecessors as this is such top quality and meets all his DIY needs,
This is truly fantastic and I cannot recommend this toolkit highly enough.

As stated in the name, this Stanley set is really all about ratchet drive sockets for nuts and bolts, and there’s a large collection of both metric and imperial (SAE) 3/8 inch, 5/8 inch and 1/2 inch drive sockets starting from 4mm and 5/32 inch. The sockets go up to a 13/16 inch and 17mm maximum nut size, and there’s a variety of socket shaft lengths in the smaller socket sizes, plus all the standard straight socket extension drive shafts (although none are flexible for awkward angles). There’s also 55 varieties of screwdriver heads (flat, posi, Philips, torx, hex) but oddly no changeable head ratchet screwdriver for them, like the Stanley Multibit Ratchet Screw Driver and Bits or Stanley 066358 Multi-Bit Stubby Screwdriver – but these are pretty cheap to add to the set, although there’s no room in the fitted case for them. There are only 4 quite large fixed head screwdrivers (two flat, two cross) supplied, and a few other tools like some spanners, the 5 metre measuring tape, pliers/grips and the utility/Stanley knife. This 210 piece set is very heavy in its solidly built lockable case, but it’s portable enough for the car, van or workshop/shed. We still need extras like a Fatmax 12 Piece Screwdriver Set and other adjustable spanner/spanner sizes, and certainly a few extra 1/2″ sockets from 18 to 22mm and spark plug spanners, but this sets a great starting point for home or professional mechanics (probably for car or lawnmower repairs mainly).

I’ve had a similar Stanley metric/imperial boxed socket set for over twenty years, so I’ve no doubt this large socket set will last for many decades, particularly with more casual home use. Perhaps this Stanley set’s build isn’t up to my old Britools or newer Halfords professional socket range (which are fantastically expensive), but it’s still a high quality set – in fact Stanley and Britools are now both part of the same Black and Decker group. The tools do clip into the case quite tightly, but from experience nothing is worse than all the sockets/parts falling out when you’re working (takes an age to find and refit them all – and on grass small parts can be lost forever). I got this free to review Amazon Vine set for my son’s 19th birthday and he was very impressed by it – not that he’s got his car yet, but he can see its future uses. So 4*. Although the full retail is around 180 the set is typically discounted to nearer 130, which we think is good value (5*). However if you don’t need the large selection of imperial (SAE/inches) sockets for say old or American import products like mowers or cars, you could save a bit of money and go for a smaller Stanley metric only socket set instead.

Make no mistake, these are top quality tools that would adorn and enhance anyone’s garage. If you want to fix a bike, or tinker with a car, tighten a nut, or screw an erm screw, these are without doubt the tools for you.

They come in a smart and hardy case which is where their problems start really. Instead of being the perfect case or toolbox to go with these almost perfect tools, the items are squeezed so tightly into their respective spaces that you almost need another tool set to prize them out. At least this avoids the annoying jumble sale case-opening effect of spaces which didn’t fit the tools properly, but surely there has to be some middle ground here. Another minor gripe is that the tape measure is marked in inches only, fine if you’re old skool, less so if, like me, you work only in mm, cm or m.

The tools themselves are quality; you can feel it as soon as you pick them up and they’ll cope with anything you try and do with them. The screwdriver heads are particularly well made, thankfully they resist the urge to ruin the head of any screw you try to use with them, as some cheaper alternatives do.

Other than that I can’t really find anything else to complain about with the proviso I gave earlier: these are predominantly tools for working with a car, or a bike, or some other sort of machine. This isn’t a set of general household tools but then it isn’t advertised as so either.

The first thing our son said when he saw this toolbox was that the huge circular locking mechanism on the front looked like Iron Man’s chest, which would be cute and endearing if he wasn’t 24! Anyway, the box does look impressive from the outside and the Iron Man thingy does keep it closed properly but there seems to be no way to fit a padlock onto it if you wanted to, which most of my toolboxes do have although, to be fair, I have never actually put a padlock on any of them.

Inside is a pretty comprehensive set of tools for working on cars, bikes and other machines. Do note this is not really appropriate as a household toolset. If you are after a set of general tools for the house then go for something that has hammers, saws, chisels, spirit levels, set squares, and fewer spanners.

Assuming that you will want to work on machines of some sort then this has just about everthing you could want – spanners and sockets of every size, both metric and imperial, various pliers, normal screwdrivers and a huge array of screwdirver heads in every shape imaginable. The knife is a ‘proper’ Stanley knife like the ones I remember from the 70’s, solid, metallic and heavy, with strong thick blades and not the flimsy plastic ones they also do now. Just about the only thing missing is a vice grip wrench, which surely nobody can live without.

All the tools feel solid and robust, as they should do at this price.

The tools are a bit let down by the case which has all the failings that cases of this type always seem to have, which is that the spaces for all the parts are either too loose to hold the parts firmly so that when you open it everything is all over the place, or they are so tight that you have to struggle to force the parts back in or to prose them out. In this case tightness is the problem with some of the parts and it is only the large wrench that doesn’t really stay in properly. It is better than many cases in this respect, but still annoyingly far from perfect.

The other little niggle is that everything has its place and everythign is in its place, but there is no scope or room for adding anything else. So if you decide you really need a Mole wrench to complete the set you won’t be able to keep it in here.

Having said that, it is a good set overall and has already proved its worth in dismantling large parts of our boy’s scooter. Very much something to keep in the garage.

This is a good quality, pretty comprehensive Stanley drive tool set. It covers almost every type of screw, nut or hex/alan key that you’re likely to ever encounter in the home or garage. The three ratchets keep the heads securely in place, although it took me a few moments to figure out how to actually take the heads on or off – you press the rear nipple, in case you were wondering.

Also included are eight double headed spanners, a Stanley knife, four screwdrivers and a tape measure (mine’s in inches only, but apparently Stanley are aware of this problem and are going to ship subsequent tape measures in centimetres).

The blow-moulded carry case is exactly as you’ve come to expect from a tool case – it holds most tools in place with no problem, but some are held in so tight you can only prise them out with a screwdriver, whereas the 8″ pliers keep falling out already.

All in all this is a good quality driver tool set.

HOWEVER – and it’s a BIG however – this exact same toolset is on sale on Amazon US for almost two thirds less than on Amazon UK. That’s a pretty incredible mark-up whichever way you look at it, and I’d be interested to know exactly why this is so.

This is probably the single most expensive tool set I’ve ever had the pleasure to own. The set looks very professional and features a broad range of high quality anti corrosive polish chrome tools, sockets and bits stored in a good quality moulded carry case. All tools feel extremely solid and crafted well. I’m reasonably adept at DIY and mechanics (just about) and have a number of cheap tools in my trolley, so I’m very happy to replacing those with this quality set. One thing I did notice, was that the included tape measure only displays inch markings, whereas the product images display both inches and centimeters. This is not a huge problem, but something worth mentioning.

Overall, I’m happy with this set and can easily recommend it. It is expensive, but when you consider the general price of individual Stanley tools, I think offers good value for money.