Anytime Tools AT200430 101 Piece Tamper Proof/security Screwdriver Bits and 1/4" Square/hex Reversible Mini Ratchet

Customer Reviews

Good set, good price

2008-07-18
Exactly as advertised. I only wish it had the smaller bits, but no big deal.

Good quality for the price, tons of variety!

2008-06-11
I purchased this item for the tamper-proof torx bits. A set of 12 of these bits (which included 3 larger sizes not in this kit) was close to $30 at a major tool retailer.

I'm as happy as can be about this set, as it has a bit for so many different types of heads and multiple sizes for each type. The only disappointment is that I probably won't ever use them all--there's several included that I can only guess the name to. However the real benefit is that the next time I come to an unfamiliar screw head, odds are very good that I've got the tool for it.

It's true that the included ratchet doesn't fit in the case--however I think the ratchet is more of a bonus than anything. These are 1/4" drive bits, which means they'll fit your small ratchet. Personally this kit will fit easily in a small toolbag of mine which already has a basic 1/4 ratchet set. It's an awesome little piece of kit.

BTW: The complaints of the case letting the bits loose without the foam doesn't apply to mine. I removed the foam and shook the case as hard as I could in all directions for about a minute and not a single bit let go.

An impressive, compact driver collection.

2008-02-23
In a blown molded plastic case that could easily fit inside a coat pocket is one of the most impressive collections of bits I've ever seen. Each bit is nested in a dedicated, clearly-labeled inset. The bits are of a high-quality hard steel that easily hold up to frequent usage with minimum signs of distress. They are priced so you can have one in all of your tool boxes too! This is one of my favorite driver kits.

Not 4 Wii

2008-02-22
if you are trying to use the Tri-Wing screwdriver to Open Your Nintendo Wii, please do not Buy it... but if your reason is different, i will recommended to buy..

ratchet does not have a place in the case

2008-01-14
This is not a top of the line tool but it is worth the price. Stupidest thing about it is that the included ratchet does not go anywhere in the case. You'll have to use a rubber band or something to keep it with the bits.

Great tool set

2007-11-01
This is the ultimate bit set with any imaginable pattern. These bits will allow you to open almost every "tamper proof" and "security" fastener out there. It is the one set that will pay for itself as you open the wrapper! High quality, comes in an ABS molded case.

Nice selection

2007-07-20
This item offer a wide variety of bits including the secure ones which makes my job easier. The price is reasonable too.

No Disassemble Number Five

2007-06-12
Super cheap and I haven't stripped any yet, so who's complaining? Includes the same bits as in the 33 piece set listed elsewhere on Amazon. Appears this is a generic item sold under many names. I found this same exact set of bits in a Harbor Freight retail store branded as "Drill Master" but without the right-angle driver. Case I got holds parts VERY tightly, almost need pliers to extract the bits.

This is *just* a helper note for anyone who broke their phone and isn't familiar with bit numbers (and because the photos are so small) this is NOT the security set a lot of forums are linking you to. There are no micro precision bits here for taking apart a mobile phones and electronics, and the magical tiny tri-wing Y "Sanyo Phone/Nintendo DS/Wii" screwdriver you seek is not here. You seek the #0.

"Ya Never Know Bits"

2007-06-07
Had it for a week before I "needed" it to take off star screws on a hard drive I was dissecting for fun. It's cheap and it's got every odd bit I'll probably ever need. You can't go wrong having this in your tool box!

Nice product but it could be better

2007-03-30
Several of the bits offered (the 12-point star and clutch bits) are used more frequently in specific types of automobiles, and perhaps should be offered separately. The kit also contains several each #2 Philips and PoziDriv bits, which are redundant. Admittedly, the #2 Philips is a popular size, and having a back-up is nice, but the Pozi bits aren't used much in the US. I'd like to see combo-bits (slot + Philips), triangular bits, security Philips bits, the newest style TORX Plus bits (not the security type which aren't released to the general public), and perhaps bits for removing one-way screws. Maybe the kit should be increased to 120 pieces!
The mini-ratchet is handy, but I'm not sure if it and the cost of USPS shipping was worth the extra money compared to other outfits.