I CAN'T BELIEVE HART TOOLS IS Selling These Driver Bits Sets

[@Pamirace]

Man first let me say, long time tool user, first time watcher. Liked and subbed at end of your video because you didn’t ask in the beginning. That’s rare these days. Love your content and no BS reviews. Bang for buck I’m going Hart all day especially when they’re on sale. They’re 3/8 impact is a little beast with a 4ah battery, as is the 2 speed 1/2” drill driver. Since they dropped the HART line, moving away from Stanly and soon phasing out Hyper Tough, I’ve been nothing but impressed with Hart and as the frugal Jew/Mex I am, bang for buck matters. Keep up the awesome reviews

[@TheProjectHelpDesk]

I bought one of those Hart sets when I needed a disposable kit for a deck build project. Over a year later I still have them and they are still in excellent condition. Surprised the crap out of me. Installed an entire deck at the in-laws using just a single torx bit and it still wasn't worn down after the project.

[@joshharley9234]

Same here I own semi trucks and this bit set and the actual drill bits and the larger I drill through trailer floors metal walls I cannot complain about the quality at all. Again I use these on a diesel platform.

[@sdriza]

this is what I wanted to see/hear - thanks

[@dustinkeezer8065]

i am very pleased with my Hart brand. i even bought more from the line. i am just a weekend diy'er..... TTI makes Hart, Ryobi and Milwaukee tools along with a few others

[@DadReviewThis]

I use my hart tools around the house with mill Milwaukee drillbits that I picked up on sale 😂

[@martinschaffmeir7729]

My favorite are the one's that i have when i need them

[@vivmaster13]

I was thinking same thing. Looks like a good oh crap case

[@elconquistador98]

Profound

[@guyfawkesuThe1]

Worrying about the case? Use a heavy rubber band.

[@JorgePerez-yt9ou]

5:09 "im impressed " as it falls off the fastener...cut scene

[@JamesCT153]

I saw that too haha

[@miltonsuarez132]

Saw it xd

[@salmanslim]

I saw that too lol . Could’ve edited it better by removing more frames

[@uofmemphis11]

Was hoping I wasn’t the only one. Ha

[@deweybewey]

Lol had a Mini heart attack

[@EricRagle]

This is what I appreciate about this channel. You show the good, bad, and ugly. Cheap or expensive, doesn't matter. All tools are cool regardless.

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Eric, we appreciate it!

[@jamesstephenson2346]

Ya im a new watcher, bit enjoyable vids for sure!

[@travelinman482]

@@VCGConstruction As for the box, you shouldn’t be throwing your tools or box bits around to get damaged. I have a canvas type bag with luggage style wheels and handle on it that I use for my drills and bit boxes. It has multiple pouches that I can stuff each bit box into away from any heavy drills that damage them. Just saying. Great channel though.

[@fumanpoo4725]

I have an itch only tools can scratch...

[@ericvasquez3325]

@@VCGConstruction anytime

[@JVS_T]

At the community college I go to I took a carpentry class and the school had nothing but Milwaukee and Dewalt power tools. I brought a pair of the brushless drill and impact and the professor was impressed with the capabilities of the hart tools and has been in the game for 20+ years. Sure their not the best money can by but for the price they will get the job done ✅

[@Oscar-dh6kp]

I own very similar sets of Dewalt, Bosch and Milwaukee. I find myself reaching for the Milwaukee almost always.

[@Noname-lk2ol]

Its prettier thats why.

[@Cautionary_Tale_Harris]

I wonder if they all come from the same factory.

[@maninderjeetbook]

@@Cautionary_Tale_Harris just at the exit gate they change names 😃

[@scytheakse]

As a contractor, I run dewalt tools. But I buy milwaukee bits 99 times out of 100

[@BuffaloNickel9]

Y'all comparing the milwaukee to the older Dewalt or Newer Dewalt Flex Torq? The Newest Dewalt Maxx Fit I think are amazing fits and I find myself reaching for them over the Milwaukee... Anyone else like the new DeWalt Maxx Fit bits ph2, T25, T20 etc? Edit: good, good looks like others are enjoying them as well..amazing fit on the DeWalt Maxx Fit.. just make sure you get those specifically

[@MrMCYT]

just bought 2 different sets of Hart Driver and drill bits, paired them with a 15 year old Milwaukee impact and they work amazingly!!!

[@paulmazurek3608]

VCG the most Honest demos of tools on the Internet ,im a 35 year commercial master commercial carpenter running jobs over $100 million seen all kinds of tools Thanks great demo

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Paul we appreciate it! 👍🏻

[@rennansemensato]

Tell us what do you use Paul!

[@ntvtexan5015]

I've just bought several of the 205 piece, and a couple of other bit sets from the Walmart. They marked the 205 piece down to $18.88, and now down to $13.88. So just saying, they're a little bit cheaper at some of the Walmarts on CLEARANCE in the Tools section !

[@welder062]

I called my wife and this is my 21st anniversary gift. Somehow I feel like ima use it once in a while but I'm already there. Good video dude.

[@georgebl6501]

i am a water filtration contractor, we do about 3 to 4 jobs every day exept sat. and sunday, i use ryobi cordless every job, have the drill, hammer drill, shears, angle drill, and i have retired so many even the blue line of ryobi, they all still work, in the past i was using dewalt bits as well as milwake, now i use the ryobi kit you showed on this video, in my case i had it for months, i had to replace one #2 bit in it, i think ryobi is great, mind you i do commercial and residential jobs and we are always straping pipes to the walls or setting bolts for the tankless water heaters and regular water heaters, building platforms for the different systems, but you got me intrigued on this hart set, i have the 40v hart blower and weed eater combo, and the only thing is missing is a second battery, thank you for a great job, keep up the good work.

[@13ryanheartbreaker27]

Another barrel to pick from, I pick up Milwaukee bits if I’m just picking them up to complete a set (I’m a sucker for matching sets.. M18Fuel/M12Fuel addict.) the only bits I hate are broken ones, because “the reality is...” 😉 that cheaply made bit may be the only bit you have that’s available to finish the job if/when the fancy favorite bit clocks out (breaks).. you’ll love that (hated) bit for saving money on a second rollout cost to drive in those last few fasteners...rare case? maybe but it does happen, I would wager more often then spoken about 🤔.. thanks for the vid as always, keep them coming, hope everyone stays safe.

[@josephkimball3581]

I have that hart bit set and use them every day professionally and have not had one problem with them and it's been a year

[@devonkremer4062]

As a mechanic I use Milwaukee, Snap On, or the cheapest most random off brand attachment/tool. Seems like the random shit I find saves my ass the most🤣

[@hendo337]

I just got this Hart set and the brushless driver/drill combo to mess with my Sloppy LS engine hot rods. Hopefully they're a decent stand in for the favorite of my contemporaries, Milwaukee. I figured if I wasn't satisfied I could just take them back and say so. The quoted 2200in/lbs of power impressed me to try them out. I'm not a pro mechanic just mess with my Silverado and GTO.

[@ferguson8143]

Haha just like a hinze 57 dogs

[@derekdugger2321]

Walmart had the 50 piece Hart drill and driver set on clearance for $4. Had to give them a try for that price.

[@felixlallangas6983]

After trying the Makita XPS, I became a believer. Have worked really well for me.

[@joshuasalisbury7178]

I must admit, I've seen these in Wal-Mart. Walked past wondering if the new Hart tools are decent. I do have some hypertough tools that I bought to fill a temporary need and ended up being impressed. I watched your review of the kobalt miter saw stand. I did buy it for a kobalt 12 inch compound miter saw. After this video, I have subbed. Thanks for your work on this. Keep on nitpicking because that shows you are taking the time to review properly.

[@Deathstroke3K]

The Hart 68 pcs drill bit set costs 7 dollars more than the Ryobi 50 pcs drill bit set. I own both. Very useful. The Hart kit has more adapters than the Ryobi kit.

[@jeffparker360]

Hart hit it out of the park with their choice of colors for the tool line up. Mikita gold bits are my favorite. Milwaukee bits have the largest share of real estate in my tool boxes and bags. Ryobi has let me down way too many times to purchase their bits again. However, I absolutely love the Ryobi tool brand overall.

[@SuperAnimekid]

I'm with you on ryobi

[@scottjanzer8083]

hart's colors remind me a lot of Porter Cable. Unfortunately.

[@littlebill1987]

I had to help a friend move recently and I threw this kit in my tool bag and it was just what I needed. Was able to take a bed apart and put back together and remove legs off a couch.

[@tylersmith7415]

I used to use the DEWALT bits and they held up pretty well. I recently tried the Milwaukee gen 3 bits and I like the fit and durability better. Matches my m12 tools nice too. Doing maintenance I’m running #2 and torx a lot of the time and the wear guard tip is great. I haven’t broke one or had a slip yet. I got mine over the holidays on deal and there still going pretty strong.

[@thetruebatman4632]

The Harbor Freight Bauer brand impact bits did insanely well on a test here on KZbin against all the contractor grade brands, I’ve been meaning to stop in there and grab a pack.

[@8bitsamurai6]

Yea I like dewalt tools but I think makita and then milwaukee have the best bits. I got a makita set from 6 years ago that still has most the bits. Lost before they break.

[@exlurh4879]

The thing that sets them apart are availability you need tools at 10pm or 1 in the morning you can go get it at Walmart anytime any day

[@tubeshok]

HART Tools has been around for a long time, and many of you know them from their great line of hammers. Owned by TTI (Techtronic Industries Company Limited), Hart Tools is one of several brands including Milwaukee, Ridgid, Ryobi and several others that TTI manages. So it’s not surprising that when Walmart went looking for a new exclusive line of tools that TTI stepped up to the plate.

[@jacomans9078]

I started changing everything over to RYOBI, because I am at Home Depot 80% of the time, love all the new battery powered tools..anyway I’m picking up these Hart bits, just to have in the truck, my no 2’s always getting lost…good review keep it up, show everything good, bad or indifferent, then we have informed choices …

[@ewick64]

Picked these up for my workbench build. Wow! Best 20 bucks I spent.

[@MORECOFFEE123]

I use a craftsman driver and drill set. 81 pieces. Might not be the best to anyone else. But for DIY and around the house works great.

[@davidb8397]

I recently helped my son in law install a wood fence around their back yard. He has craftsman cordless tools, drill driver, impact driver and circular saw.they worked great and the batteries lasted all day. Made the job so much easier. He also has Milwaukee and I have dewalt but we never took them out. Used craftsman for the whole job.

[@dodobird121]

Makita gold line of bits. Love em.

[@randymathews3348]

I did too, like the new xps bits even better

[@skycorrigan6511]

Have you tried the XPS line? I missed out on the Golds, but the XPS are amazing for the price

[@gabefloyd172]

Indeed. Got a box on clearance at HD a few weeks ago and I really dig em. Paid $10 for a $20 set.

[@GodGunsGills]

Those things have some of the best fit!!!!

[@josiplacic1230]

Me2 but wera impaktor bits are even better belive me they have some bite

[@robertclements5068]

Tested the 3/8 socket adapter. Lasted about 2 weeks in a custom golf cart shop and snapped. Now every power tool, hand tool and driver bit/drill bit set I own are Milwaukee. Even my 46” tool box is Milwaukee.

[@shanejohnson800]

I actually bought the hart impact and loved it for around the woodshop Then I ended up buying the drill and the jigsaw is one of my favorite cordless jigsaw’s The grinder not so much the oscillating tool is decent and the heart style Dremel kit is actually really good but as always love your videos keep making them I’ll keep watching them

[@VCGConstruction]

Thank you for the support Shane!

[@bmbaker2k5]

I recently got the Hart stuff. Bit set. Brushless driver and impact. Jigsaw, work light, getting the Dremel like set Friday for the 2 for $99 Father's day deal. I'm liking the whole line.

[@alstraw2481]

I got the brushless drill impact set and larger bit set as a gift. I actually love it. It replaced a 20 year old Dewalt drill and frankly it works way better. I haven't used a newer Dewalt lately but I was really impressed with the Hart.

[@jessihawkins9116]

why not the grinder?

[@kryptoniteweather]

Before watching this video I picked up the Hart Brushless Drill and a set of the drill bits and everything felt nice. I bought a different set than in the video, and they all fit snug almost perfectly snug into every screw, hex screw, and everything else too. Didn't think Hart was worth the INVESTMENT at first, but after having some of the system, I love Hart, with all my heart!

[@TC-hs5wy]

I just bought this set today. It seems to come with a magnetic sleeve for magnetizing each bit. The case is well built and holds each bit tight yet can let them out easily when pulled and wont break as the case seems to be made of a high grade plastic that does have some flex to it so when taking bits out and putting them back in it does flex and had a nice hold on each. Im impressed. As soon as their big mechanics tool box goes on sale i will buy it as well.

[@trentwinston2914]

Maybe I'm weird, but I've never put much thought into it. When I need a kit, I just pick up whatever, and I use it until most of the bits are gone. I don't think twice about throwing away tools/bits that aren't up to snuff. I figure that they don't work as well, and there's always the risk of getting hurt. Right now the kit that I'm using is a DeWalt. I like the box, and there's room to throw in a couple extra things like an extra extension. I do have a few 1/4" nut drivers that are magnetized. I used to pick them up at supply houses when I did ductwork. I like magnetized bits, but have never really had a problem when they aren't. After watching this review I'm almost certainly going to pick up this kit next time I'm in Walmart. Even if I don't need it today, I will need it at some point.

[@iowafoxoutdoors_8838]

I am a new homeowner/diy guy. I grabbed a hypertough drill/impact/ sawzaw and light combo after xmas for $20. They aren't great but there good for now I got it only for the impact if im being honest. I will be buying dewalt once it dies. But I have been looking for a good versatile bit set and this might be the best option for me right now! Great video!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks for the feedback and support iowafoxoutdoors!

[@Chris-fl9hk]

I bought the hart impact and drill combo 40 times better then hyper tough line any day I had a 20 v hyper tough drill was ok but it liked to time out constantly it was ok for your once and awhile home owner projects but hart is the way to go

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

Hyper tough is complete garbage. Had their angle grinder and grease just leaked out of the thing. Glad Walmart went way up in quality with hart. Pretty much just ryobi in a different tool

[@twiztidem]

I was very impressed with my Hart drill and impact set the brushless one of course, got them in late 2019 and still functions like when it was new, and still using the batteries it came with it and very extremely blown away it's been almost 3 years and the batteries still last as long. I was genuinely expecting to have to get new set of batteries within few months.

[@onyxtiger25]

I have been using this set on the job(tear down and installation in first responder vehicles) for a year. They have held up and the variety is pretty impressive. Seldom do I have to go outside of this kit to get the job done. I attached a set of metric nut drivers to the outside of the case with velcro, and now I have almost all I need in one kit. For the price it's really hard to top this set.

[@ratedredneck96]

I have the hart brushless drill and the brushless impact driver but i bought a milwaukee impact bit set and when i tell you they are hard to remove im saying if you had any oil or grease on your fingers youre not getting them out without a pair of pliers. They are so tightly packed in the box its very hard for my big fingers to only grab on one. Once you take them out a couple times it gets a bit easier but dang for the first two or three times my fingers were hurting by the time i got the bit out. Harts may be sorta loose in the box but at least youre not hurting your fingers trying to remove a bit from the box

[@keyman1969b]

Milwaukee shockwave bits. Insane performance.

[@aar3682]

How many HP?

[@nathanrocks2562]

Yes these or Kobalt bits have never let me down

[@sgtcountry2982]

I’ve never had any hart tools. I’m a ryobi guy at home and a Milwaukee guy at work lol. But my wife did buy me a full drill bit/bit set from hart from Walmart. Had them over a year now and even most of the drill bits are still going strong. I have no complaints with what I’ve used of hart. Thought about grabbing a couple diff tools from them but I have so many ryobi batteries for the house lol.

[@johntarver5684]

This came up on my recs. He reminds me of a construction worker version of Lou Later from Unboxed Therapy!

[@chuckcull5674]

Great review. I bought a porter cable but kit years ago. Since then I don’t buy less than a 5 pack of replacement bits.

[@cardo1111]

Always a well done and informative vid, infused with personality. Nice to see you closing in on a well-deserved 1/4 million subs and beyond. I like that you always seem to appreciate your subs. Don't ever change 👍🏽👊🏽

[@NGMonocrom]

Honestly Vince, when it comes to ITT, we know the order of quality that particular parent company emphasizes for each brand. HART, Ryobi, RIDGID, Milwaukee. Literally in that order. No lie, I have Milwaukee tastes but a Ryobi budget. Some things though are just worth paying for.... Milwaukee lamb-skin lined work gloves, along with DeWALT impact driver bit sets. Those sets, last you a lifetime.

[@LegendMuscle]

"I'm impressed" immediately cuts scene when tool falls on ground hahaha. Legit though that is impressive

[@TheJustReyes]

I thought the same thing!! Hahahaha

[@sludgetrudger]

I backed the video up to take a second look just to make sure and you are correct

[@BostonBorn]

Grabbed this driver yesterday and passed on the bits...we all have several cases of these (amiright). I’m impressed by those bits...I’ll use my dewalt magnetic sleeve. I just might pick these up. 👍🏻

[@craigditzenberger4551]

Hart is made by the same company as Ryobi, Rigid, and Milwaukee tools. They tweaked a few things to make it affordable for people that shop at Walmart.

[@threestans9096]

so it’s like their oil? supertech is some legit shit. hate walmart but i’m increasing impressed by their auto dept for basic jackasses like myself.

[@txmade4371]

@@threestans9096 Supertech Oil goes toe to toe with any brand out there.

[@davidrose9669]

Truck equipment Mechanic here. I use Matco bits with my Milwaukee M12 impact driver.

[@kaylamarie8309]

More bang for your buck, tight fit and best of all..just the tip..just going to put in just the tip. Riiight! I'm dying here lol. LIES! lol. On a serious note, I use tools all the time on the job and I also like the new HART bits . Great deals on them. Not a big fan of those HART 20 volt power tools though..maybe in time they will grow on me as well. For now I'll stick to the major names on those..I've had good results with Kobalt as well. Great vid as usual :-)

[@carlohuerta129]

ive had the exact set for 5 years and for 20 bucks you cant go wrong most people dont need a professional set. This is it for me. I love it

[@robertbates8599]

I love magnetism also! Thank you so much for your insight once again I deeply appreciate all your knowledge and direction. Hope you had the best week ever! Bob

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Bob we appreciate it!

[@MichaelGarland3]

Had this set for a couple of months now, took longer than the other cheap bits but did eventually strip both #2 Phillips bits. Still happy with the purchase.

[@Noname-lk2ol]

You have a glorious beard.

[@MichaelGarland3]

@@Noname-lk2ol ha! Thank you. I think. :D

[@stephenwgreen78]

Great review. I like the Milwaukee bits...because red👍😁

[@ryantrask4835]

Bought this kit last year I got lucky and it was on clearance for some reason and really loving it so far I use the bits with my Milwaukee only grievance so far is the little bits love to pop out and rattle around the case

[@allenncrystalking8517]

So glad for these Hart reviews. Thank you so much was so curious of this tool line

[@VCGConstruction]

You are so welcome!

[@AirlockRX]

I have the Ryobi that you have there and got that Driver Toolset last spring. I fully agree with your rundown...

[@MichaelJordan-hn4zd]

Please make a quiet impact. That’s the only reason I switched to Milwaukee is the Surge

[@realpatriot5896]

Those type of impacts are not as powerful but they are quiet! Makita makes the best impact drivers!

[@lukie4ever]

@@realpatriot5896 sorry to correct you but the makita's are the quietest and the milwaukees are the strongest

[@fbody23100]

@@lukie4ever makita's build quality is also ahead of Milwaukee but I agree Milwaukee's got slightly more power so that's why I sold my Makita and kept using my Milwaukee 1/4 impact.

[@lukie4ever]

@@RoseUnseen Hahahaha😂😂 genius, then it doesn't matter wich impact you take

[@lowslo9287]

Real Patriot hitachi all the way 🤙🏻

[@davidedens6353]

Now I do have the Hart socket adaptors and a couple of impact bits and impact masonry bits and they are ok for the money but when it came time to get a bit set I went with Bosch. I like the way the case is organized and how I can swap out strips of bits for whatever I want for seven bucks here eight bucks there I can add a bunch more of the bits I need like 2 inch Philips or T25 and T20 2 in bits. Overall I think the bus system is more economical in the long run since you can buy strips of exactly what you want so you're not ended up buying a whole new bit set just to get two or three things and you can swap out what you need to build yourself brand new case from the ground up for like 8 bucks a strip

[@KuyaPow626]

As a homeowner I can confirm; ive never once touched the nut drivers so i dont care! But its amazing to know these are actually quality- thanks for the review

[@JoseBatista-sh7io]

I’ve been in the construction field for a better part of 40 years and I’m not one that usually stops and watches videos like this but for some reason I did and I actually enjoyed the information. It may not be important to some people but a lot of what you talked about makes a big difference in the every day life of a carpenter as they say time is money so anyway of saving time is like putting a dollar in your pocket so for that I will have to give it a thumbs up and possibly because of you I will start watching your videos. Thanks

[@Dave_Simmons]

For bits and blades, I have Bosch, DeWalt, Diablo, Dremel, Milwaukee, and Ryobi. For my, mostly, Ryobi tools.

[@brorjordas1979]

Dunno about you...but I could we'll see myself getting a set like this. I do like the variety. And if I actually somehow get to wear out something in it - then I just buy a new separate bit, but of a more higher in quality brand.. I've bought an amazing screwdriver set where a bit screwdriver comes along (with lots of bits included also) for only €7 - so I do believe you can get nowadays great stuff for way cheap. The set comes in a plastic stand that is wall mounted, so I got all handy nearby. I actually bought two of them sets. One inside the house and one for my small workshop/storage room... So. For your whatever work at home - I'd buy this. Maybe not for professional use though if thrown in bags like old rags..

[@borgranta61103]

This bit set should work fine with any brand driver. It could also be used in addition to any other set that you already have.

[@Darks_Onry_N_Mean]

I picked up the Hart 60 piece drill and driver bit set but it includes the titanium drill bits to use with my Hart 20v brushless impact driver for work

[@jaretsykora8813]

i use Hercules bits from harbor freight with the "screw grab technology" and other than the bits coming loose in the case now that the set is a couple months old, it a really solid quality set

[@mphill1491]

Jaret Sykora I use their Bauer brand. Watch a video from Project Farm. Very informational videos.

[@michaelleftwich8186]

I just picked up a little set of 4 Hart 2" phillips head bits with one of those little magnetic sleeves, ( the kind you like). Seems pretty strong for its size.

[@dreamcat4]

Another great video thank you! Would love to get ahold of these that would be fantastic. Unfortunately living in the UK Walmart does not ship direct to my country. Looking elsewhere shipping and the markup thru eBay makes them over $50. The other great kit is the Makita XPS and amazon will not ship it to the UK because of their own operating restriction due to the Covid-19. BTW I do not bieve in these supplied plastic case instead both Wera and Trend can sell you something way better. At least they are available here in UK. There are soft textile carrying case designed specifically for bits (i believe it is 'cordura' or something' heavy duty with a stiffener). Those are not going to crack and break on you when its dropped on concrete. Especially when the bits doont stay in their clips anymore, or the hinge / clasp. Less fiddling, faster and more pleasant to get your own 3rd party storage for them.

[@preston1614]

Project farm tested a bunch of bits under a microscope and found the Milwaukee bits to be some of the very best. Mine have lasted for the past 4 years and I use it every day. It's about the same price as these so I'll stick this the waukee's.

[@Keith_Mikell]

Vince with the .5 second missed edit at 5:09 lol.

[@guitfiddle]

I noticed that too! Just started falling.

[@acegamingst5546]

Yo for real

[@RhinoAg]

Zachary Sandberg there’s a reason it was left in there. They’re not dumb

[@leonardpadin869]

I'm impressed!

[@nrd515]

I bought a huge set of Makita bits years ago, and the longer ones were total junk, but the short ones were and some of them are still around, mostly the slotted screwdrivers and some of the torx. The phillips are long gone, but they lasted a long time. The long ones seemed to be made at a different place, they cammed out of screws and either broke from being too brittle or they were too soft and wore out very quickly. The best part of the whole package was the case they came in, it still holds everything I put in it (I use it most of the time over the new cases stuff comes in) snugly but not too snugly, so you can toss it around without bits coming loose from their slots. I haven't bought a Makita bit since, but I've had Bosch, Milwaukee, Ryobi, and some others and they all were at least halfways decent. The Hart sets are $14.88! I think I'm going to try a set, just for grins. Oh, the case looks very much like a Husky bit case I have, except it's blue. It's a lousy case, the slide is a hassle to move, but it hasn't broken in the 4 or so years I've had it. The bits themselves are OK, and it had a lot of adaptors and extentions with it for a super cheap price. Nothing but one of the long phillips has broken and that one was being abused taking a screw out and I really put a lot of torque on that bit, so I don't blame it for breaking.

[@3ricull]

I had all of my dewalt tools stolen out the back of my truck (in a Walmart parking lot ironically) after waiting a couple weeks for them to turn up somewhere, they never did. I bought hart everything, bit sets and impact/drill combo. Dude, for Walmart I was impressed with it all. I love em. Never hesitate reaching for something hart related.

[@henrywilliams1965]

I have a set of Ryobi impact bits and they have held up very well over the years.

[@greghercher2068]

Am I the only one that twitched a bit to catch the drill when it fell out of the screw?

[@VCGConstruction]

😂😂

[@valpanig]

best part impact driver survived the fall to finish video episode

[@stuckgrenadepin.225]

@@valpanig i have one of these hart impact drivers. Accidentally chucked it about 8-10’ on the street. Not a single issue with it.

[@chadjazeera9960]

No! I totally did too!

[@mesanders1113]

Magnetic bits help tremendously as a guy with a partial thumb amputation on one hand holding screws is difficult and painful so if it's got a good strong magnet it helps tremendously

[@joshbolton4916]

Thanks for the review,I seen these at Walmart and was wondering how good they were.

[@VCGConstruction]

Hope this helped you out some Josh!

[@Linkedblade]

@@VCGConstruction I just think it's funny you're comparing Hart to Ryobi and Milwaukee. They are all owned by the same company.

[@jamesstephenson2346]

@@Linkedblade to different specs at different price points. Valid comparison

[@rowanmoormann9532]

Thanks for keeping this Balanced, Awesome video.

[@Clare.1985]

There is NO MAN that will ever pass the REAL "just the tip" challenge!

[@j.m.5917]

Too funny!

[@kennyhaworth9606]

There are made on the same factory in China look it up. It would nice of we as consumers had a choice

[@ryanmace8804]

I hold the world record for fastest disqualification! 😁 Does that count? 🤣🤣🤣

[@mikenormandy9250]

If Knipex made bits, I would buy them as they are the brand I will splurge on, I am convinced they make the best hand tools....BUT, I am a Milwaukee guy when it comes to power tools but I will say, I prefer DeWalt's bit set's over Milwaukee's (except for Milwaukee's PH2 bits!) Those are the best PH2 out there! - I also happen to LOVE Bosch's bit sets as well. (I even picked up the Ryobi paddle and wood drill bit kit for a 1/4" hex adaptor!) The bit I prefer are the ones that are on sale and around when I need bits LOL!

[@alonzofineart2428]

I use the Milwaukee bits and a similar set with case was only about $9 more.

[@MrColelbarry]

Milwaukee and makita

[@63jeepj20]

For what they are i love my ryobi tools. I use the 1/2 and 3/8 impact guns quite a bit and am perfectly fine with their performance. I can easily remove all of my lugnuts on my truck that are torqued to 120 lbft in seconds. I do all of my own auto repairs, just replaced the roof and interior walls on my 5th wheel, and am restoring a 77 Jeep Honcho and have been impressed. My only complaint is how quickly my angle grinder kils batteries.

[@bigrobbyd.6805]

Even though I'm a Milwaukee man, my favorite impact bits are those made by DeWalt.

[@floridanelson]

You don't have vice grips for fingers to get them out of the case?

[@seanmyers227]

Your videos have an infomercial vibe and I LOVE it

[@preston2462]

I’m starting to think hart could be the next Milwaukee

[@busterschannel4794]

both Made in China .

[@leotejada4936]

Have you ever used Norshke bits ? They are well done, fit awesome and you can magnetize

[@tomlangley6236]

You can't expect perfection out of Homeowner grade tools.

[@jacobpaterson4261]

...the shitty harbor freight tool that you can’t understand A) why it’s not dead yet and B) why it’s always lurking within reach

[@youtubecertified4643]

Homeowner grade? There are plenty of "professional grade" products that are absolute garbage while claiming top quality.

[@lilcourtny08]

@@youtubecertified4643 it's all a marketing scheme. Change the color, and a exrra stich, or label something contractors grade and charge more

[@ryanmace8804]

My Hart drill and impact driver set came with a kick ass bit set! 😀

[@BryanBowenArchangelBarachiel]

I was thinking emergency bits only to finish a job though Walmart not staying open very long now. Wonder how long tell 12a.m. hrs. 1,2,3 years or 30 years. We will see in time. Don't forget dewalt accessory for longer bits if you have it. I also have the Makita accessory. Incase you read this Hart you might want to add the accessory.

[@trentwinston2914]

You just made a good point, Bryan. Because Walmart shortened their hours, I almost never go in there anymore. It just isn't very convenient for me. Since they are literally going head-to-head with Home Depot and Lowe's now, because of their hours. I never ever would buy my tools at Walmart.

[@user-pc5dk7nn4y]

@@trentwinston2914 I would agree, because of their shortened hours, I too almost never go there now. Not that it was a go to place for tools but if you needed something in a pinch you could go there at midnight. Now not even an option, so for that reason i never even consider going there at all.

[@john091077]

They have no plans to reopen overnight. about 90% of theft happened then. yet only about 5% of sales. It's a solid business move.

[@muddrunner7590]

@@trentwinston2914 they lowered the hours cuz so many people was going in late at night and robbing the place blind. Do blame society.

[@bnolsen]

sheared off the 1/2 adapter right away. Also drove philips screws into subflooring for ~1500 sq feet with a bosch 12v. One bit didn't fare as well as the second one. The set seems okay...

[@kyledamole6104]

dewalt maxfit are my favorite drill bits

[@drinkme7809]

I was out of town and needed a throw away cheap kit and grabed one of these at walmart, I was impressed for the price.

[@mrbob581]

Don’t waste money on the cryobi system.... DeWalt still best overall tool system and best long term purchase..... a few extra bucks and buy it once... consumer grade tools usually give poor results or poor ownership experience. if you only need it once rent a pro tool.... As for bit kits, it’s a disposable item.... even if you don’t intend for it to be 😂 If it’s something your gona use all the time and wear out from use, buy the best... Thanks for the review!

[@tomwhiteman9255]

I bought this set, and so far am completely satisfied; most of my projects are outdoors or mechanical, so dropping screws or bits can be costly and time-consuming as well as hazardous, as in them disappearing into the grass only to be found by vehicle tires. So far, I've not lost one. As for the case, yes it has flex to it, but many of my more 'rigid' plastic cases have cracked, so flexibility may be better in the long run. Plus my older fingers appreciate the flexibility in getting bits out of the holders. Stiff plastic can be a literal 'pain'!

[@rwvaulterman]

If you haven’t tried Wera bits you should.

[@spectrewithin85]

they also make great screwdrivers

[@elmauto3021]

Impressive, but I just picked up a 110 piece DeWalt kit from Lowe's for $23 2 weeks ago. Can't beat the DeWalt interlocking cases

[@JWimpy]

This was an informative review. And I like the idea of setting the #2 Phillips bit as the quality standard. I have been using mostly Milwaukee bits. That being said, there are huge differences in the quality of screws as well. Home Depot sells a large selection of Torx drive screws. They are pretty good but I have stripped several of them using the new Milwaukee Surge impact driver. How about a review of the various types and brands of screws.

[@ccadama]

I have Dewalt, Makita, and Milwaukee bits and bit sets. I only buy them when they are on sale usually around Christmas unless I find a good deal in clearance.

[@obiitom]

The drop at 5:08 made me chuckle, hope the driver survived though.

[@brandoncharleswhite7893]

They're pretty tough I use mine daily for work and it's been dropped off of many 2 story homes into gravel and rocks and it's still going strong

[@OtherThanIntendedPurpose]

I don't use the nut drivers much, but the screwdriver bit kit I have and like is an Irwin. I have had really good results with Irwin drills, drivers, and other tools over the years. they are a little bit more expensive, but they last a long time, and are reliable.

[@deezGrapes1]

When that drill fell I flinched to try and catch it lmao

[@VCGConstruction]

😄🤣 thanks for trying to save it!!

[@davidmata2202]

Awesome brother I will try it. Thanks

[@frankieperez5102]

I think it fell 5:07

[@luigynkaren062011]

Lol yup

[@jasonsexton2513]

The question is did it work after it hit the floor?

[@robertpeace7755]

I got 28 piece of impact bits from craftsman for $6.49 at Lowes & they came in a very nice case & they have strong magnets