Waldo49 Piece Tool and Socket Set
R449
About
The 49 Piece Tool and Socket Set is the essential DIY tools for any household. This Compact Tool Set Contains some of the most reached for tools used in basic DIY household repairs from picture hanging, cutting, etc. this is the perfect starter kit for home DIY.
Waldo hand tool lifetime quality guarantee: Tools are manufactured from high-grade steel alloy, chrome plated to resist corrosion, with non-slip comfort grip handles for extra torque, and will last a lifetime under normal use. Tools are neatly stored in a sturdy case that keeps them secure, clean, organised and easy to find.
Product Features
- 49 Pieces
- Tool and socket set
- DIY tools
- Ideal for picture hanging, cutting etc
- Perfect starter kit
- High-grade steel alloy
- Chrome plated to resist corrosion
- Non-slip comfort grip handles
- Sturdy case included
- Lifetime quality guarantee
Set contains:
- 1 x Measuring Tape (3meters)
- 1 x Screwdriver (3mm x 75mm)
- 1 x Screwdriver (6mm x 100mm)
- 1 x Screwdriver (#1 Phillips x 75mm)
- 1 x Screwdriver (#2 Phillips x 100mm)
- 1 x T-Shape Handle Bit and Socket Driver
- 20 x Assorted Bits for T-Handle
- 9 x Sockets 1/4'' Driver (5mm, 6mm, 7mm, 8mm, 9mm, 10mm, 11mm, 12mm and 13mm)
- 1 x Insulated Combination Plier (160mm)
- 1 x Trimming Knife - Snap off blade
- 1 x Claw Hammer - Poly Handle
- 1 x Pistol Grip Hacksaw
- 1 x Digital Voltage Tester
- 1 x Insulation Tape
- 5 x Allen Keys (Set)
- 1 x Adjustable Wrench (200mm)
- 1 x Blow Moulded Carry Case
- 1 x Insulated Long Nose Plier (160mm)
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