The total number of core items included in the set.
In this case, the main items are all devices that are directly used during work: non-separable tools (traditional wrenches, hammers, pliers ...), elements of collapsible tools (for example, a ratchet for removable heads and 5 such heads will be considered 6 units) , as well as accessories (such as extensions or universal joints). Additional accessories — such as lights — may or may not be included in this count, depending on the manufacturer; however, there are usually few such accessories, and they do not fundamentally affect the total number of items.
The most modest modern tool kits include
up to 25 units. However, such kits are very popular — they are inexpensive and at the same time can be very versatile.
25 – 50 items is still quite a small number,
50 – 75 pcs can be called an average,
76 – 100 items are more than average, and the most extensive modern sets can include
100 – 150 items or even
more.
The general rules for choosing this parameter are obvious: a more extensive set, usually, is more multifunctional, but more expensive, weighs more and takes up more space. It is also worth bearing in mind that with a similar number of items, the specific assortment of these items in differ
...ent sets may be different; so when choosing, it is worth specifying not only the number of tools, but also their specific composition.The number of
drills supplied in the kit. Note that some modern kits include
only the overhead, without any other fixtures or accessories.
Modern drills can differ both in diameter and in purpose (for wood, metal, concrete, etc.), as well as in the type of shank. As with other bits, more drills mean more options, but the specific set of options can vary, so it doesn't hurt to check them out.
It is also worth noting that, unlike most of the working nozzles described above, drills are not designed for use with hand tools — except with rotaries, which are extremely rare today. Therefore, it is worth paying attention to sets equipped with such accessories only if the farm has a drill or rotary hammer (or if such a tool is planned to be purchased in the future). And many sets with numerous drills are initially created precisely as an addition to electric or pneumatic tools.
