Tool 30-Piece Set of SAE and Metric Hex Keys in a Handy Storage Case 130-8030 Allen key set wrench hexagonal key socket chrome-vanadium steel precision-machined

Just about every size you could ever want. Nicely made, some of the smaller diameter sizes look like they could bend if not used carefully, but no problems thus far. Once you get the hand of how to snap them in the case, they are safe and secure. This takes a little practice, but the reward is a neatly organized set of SAE and metric Allen-style wrenches. How many Dad do you know that want to borrow their daughter's tools? In this case, I have to keep my eyes peeled to keep track of them! No question on what his Father's Day gift will be this year!

Good set, really really lousy case. Case was broken on arrival. It's a piece of plastic, couldn't they have splurged 2 cents and made it extra-nice?I bought this set pretty much exclusively for the smallest hex keys, they are somewhat hard to find, but I broke one of them just taking it out of the box - it's not that they are badly made, it's just that they are too thin to be practical, if you need a key this small, I would suggest just drilling out the set screw or using tweezers to screw it in, there is no way a hex key that small can do the job.Conclusion: I'd buy it again, it's a good set for the price.

Pretty handy tool set and very cheap. I use these at work on a daily basis and these tools are very sturdy for routine maintenance of electronic gear. I haven't had one break yet but then again I haven't really tested the strain on these tools on gear requiring anything over 25 lbs of torque. All the sizes are the correct size and usable. The case can hold the big Allens pretty well but when it come to the smaller ones they usually fall out of their placeholder and into the gaps making it hard to get them. On the plus side though the case does secure pretty well so that the loose Allens dont fall out. It's not a bad though for it's price. If you're looking for some cheap affordable tools that can cover the most sizes in standard or metric for moderate or hobbyist use then these will do pretty well.

Nice set of Allen wrenches in a sturdy closeable plastic box. Whatever issue they might have had before with the plastic of the box seems to be resolved. My box is strong and well-made, as are the wrenches. They are quite a bit larger than I expected - this is a man-sized set of real tools and the smallest are quite fine. Like other reviewers I bought this for the one size I needed but for the price it makes sense to have this set for general use - I immediately started noticing other work I needed to do and had put off because I have not had a set of Allen wrenches. Buy it.

JAN. 2015 UPDATE:In comparison to the crappy yellow case sold to me in 2006, I'm now disappointed that this new grey case with the red flaps has not ended the debate about the quality of this hex set. The number of new complaining reviews about the case, gives me pause about buying it. Might I direct your attention to this one by TEKTON? Amazon tags it as their "#1 Best Seller", and to date, there is only one bad review out of 35. TEKTON 25253 Hex Key Wrench Set, 30-PieceJAN. 2012 UPDATE:Though I'm not going to change my original review, below, not everyone is reporting problems with the plastic enclosure, especially among the more recent reviews. It may very well be that Fuller has been using different and/or multiple suppliers at different times to provide the plastic case, and that the quality has not been consistently the same from vendor to vendor. Let the buyer beware: If you buy this VERY useful hex set, they may come in a sturdy and rugged enclosure, or you may get them in a cheap plastic piece of crap.ORIGINAL REVIEW:On the plus side, this is a hex set that contains more sizes than you'll ever need or use. It should take care of any and all mechanical projects you need to work on. Be aware, though, that these hex wrenches do not have the "ball" end.The worst feature is the plastic box it comes in. Fuller needs to totally rework the design. The tiniest of the wrenches all too quickly and easily fall out with the slightest bump. Once that happens, good luck at trying to figure out what each size is, IF you're able to find them. This hex set with its poorly-designed case will not hold up to the rough treatment that it would receive in any repair shop, and remain intact.

I prefer these types of loose keys to the pocket-knife sets since they require less room to use. This particular set contains all of the keys I've ever needed for electronics and home repair, and then some.The smallest keys I cannot see using, since I've never seen a hex screw that small, and I'm sure it would bend or break with the required torque.Like the other reviewers, I agree that the case is horrible. I keep the whole thing in my tool chest drawer so that it's not tossed around but still cannot seem to keep the small keys in their place. Fortunately, the large ones--the ones I acutally use--do stay put.This set is the most expansive of the ones I've seen for sale here, and still recommend it despite the problems of the case.

I play paintball and this set has every key I've ever needed. A lot of the sets at stores don't have the smaller sizes which some markers in paintball require to completely disassemble.Ignore the reviews about the case. As long as you push the keys in their proper spot and get it to snap in you can close it up and shake it till your arms get tired without a key moving.This case goes in my paintball bag and gets carried around every weekend and I have never found a loose key. This is by far the nicest set I've ever found. The sizes are perfect and there are no imperfections at all.BUY THIS NOW!