Tool type
The household kit
By its listings, a household kit is a count of hand tools in a case. Seven of the eight listings in Tool Sets print a piece count, and four name none of the parts on the strip.
Why it hangs on this wear point
The drive is the wear point the kits here name most often: sockets, ratchets and a ratcheting crimp tool. The bit tip, which a reader might expect, is named by fewer.
What drives it
Most kits here are driven by hand. The count of kits whose drive field is a rechargeable battery is one: a kit with a cordless drill in the box.
Figures these listings print
| Figure | Listings printing it, of 8 |
|---|---|
| Piece count | 7 |
| Voltage | 1 |
| Consumables | 1 |
The figure left outA breakdown of the piece count by kind of tool
What published documents cover
ISO 1174-1 gives the dimensions of driving squares for hand socket tools. ISO 8764-1 covers driver tips for cross-recessed screws.
The crimp tool filed here ships with data cable plugs. TIA publishes the ANSI/TIA-568.2 standard for balanced twisted-pair cabling; this site does not describe crimping or cabling work.
Seller wording in these listings
Quoted as printed. It describes how a listing is sold, and this site reads nothing further into it.
- DEKOPRO 126-Piece Home Tool Set with 8V Cordless Drill, Pink
Seller’s wording, quoted as printed:
for Women
- Apollo Tools 39 Piece General Household Tool Set, Pink DT9706P
Seller’s wording, quoted as printed:
Pink Ribbon