I've had this driver set for several months now so I've had the chance to give it a good test.
The pieces I use the most are the drill bits and the general screw-driving bits.
Pros:
- Sturdy, lockable cases for all the differing pieces
- Convenient bag to store all the accessories, with plenty of space to toss in the drill, spare battery, stud finder, and well, just about anything you could need
- Drill bit cases are labeled to find correct bit sizes easily
- There are two of each for the smallest drill bits (1/16; 5/64; 3/32) since they are the most fragile
Cons:
- Generally fragile
- Many broken drill bits from just drilling moderate hardwood (oak)
- Wood drill bits have worn down just after a few months of general use
- Philips screw driving bit broke (philips head chipped off) when I tried screwing a self-tapping latch screw into some workshop plywood
- Drill bit markings on the case are extremely light in color, difficult to read
Recommendations:
- Labeling each of the cases so you know what is in each
Overall, the Denali Drill Driver kit is a good buy for the money. Where else can you find about 70 drill and driver bits, w/ individual storage cases & a bag for around $30. Just be aware that some of the pieces are rather fragile and if used extensively, will fail on you. For general use around the house, this is a fine set to purchase. I would not recommend this for professional use.Get more detail about Denali Drill Driver Accessory Set, 79-Piece.
