Cordless Drill and Hand Tool Kit in a Case, 100-Piece Set, 28 Kits

A tool kit is bought once and used for years, so the two things that matter are the drill and how the tools are stored. This set puts a cordless drill into a moulded case with a 100-piece hand tool kit, and it is stocked in 28 versions so the battery count and the tool list can be chosen together. Made by Yuangean.

Drill and Tool Kit: Overview

The kit is built around a two-speed cordless drill in a moulded case, with the hand tools arranged in their own recesses: screwdriver bits and a holder, sockets and a driver, pliers, a claw hammer, a tape measure, a knife, a hex key set and a spirit level are the usual contents of a kit at this size.

Two things change across the 28 versions. The first is the battery count, one pack or two, which decides whether the drill can keep working while the other pack charges. The second is the tool tier, which decides how complete the hand tool list is and how the case is laid out.

The brushless versions are the top of the range. A brushless motor has no brushes to replace and draws less current, so a pack lasts longer and the drill runs cooler in repeated use.

Key Features at a Glance

• Drill and hand tools in one case – one kit for a house or a van.
• 100-piece set – bits, sockets, pliers, hammer and measuring tools.
• 28 versions – one or two batteries, and four tool tiers.
• Brushless options – cooler running and longer life per charge.
• Two-speed drill – low range for torque, high range for speed.
• Moulded case – every tool has a place, so nothing is lost.

Choosing a Version

One battery or two

One battery suits a kit that is used around a house where the drill can be charged between jobs. Two batteries suit a kit that goes out to work, where stopping to charge is not an option.

The battery is the part that decides how long the drill runs, so a second pack is usually better value than a higher tool tier if the kit is used away from a socket.

Tool tiers

The tiers run from the standard kit upwards. The higher tiers add tools and lay the case out differently, so the choice comes down to whether the work is assembly and hanging, or electrical and plumbing tasks as well.

All versions use the same drill body and the same battery system, so a kit can be added to later rather than replaced.

Looking After the Kit

The drill

Blow dust out of the motor vents after work in masonry or plasterboard. Dust drawn through the motor is what shortens the life of a cordless drill.

Charge the pack before it is completely flat where possible, and do not store it in a cold van overnight in winter.

The hand tools

Wipe the tools and return them to their recesses after use. A kit stays complete only if the case is used as intended.

Keep cutting edges away from damp. Rust on a knife or a pair of pliers is a surface problem if it is cleaned off early and a permanent one if it is left.

Available Kits and Prices

Twenty-eight kits are in stock. Prices are per kit in USD.

Specifications

Packaging Information

Kits ship boxed in the moulded case. Carton quantities are available on request.

Where It Is Used

Household assembly and repair, hanging and fixing, flat-pack furniture, light electrical and plumbing work, and a van or site kit where one case has to cover drilling, driving and hand tools.

Choosing the Right Set

1. Buy the set that matches the work, not the largest one. A tap and die pair is the right buy for one thread size, and a full set for a workshop that meets many sizes.
2. Check the thread callout or the fastener size before ordering. A set of the wrong pitch or head type is no use however well it is made.
3. For production work, buy the pair so the tap and die are matched. Mixing brands of the same nominal size is how a stud ends up too tight in its hole.
4. Kit sets are worth buying in the larger case where tools travel, and in the small case where the set lives in a pocket or a bag.

Care and Maintenance

Wipe the tools after use and store them dry. Rust on a cutting edge or a tap is the start of a poor cut.

Use the right lubricant for the job: cutting oil on steel, paraffin or a dedicated lubricant on aluminium, and nothing dry where a thread is being cut.

Keep the set complete and labelled. Half sizes and similar bits look almost identical, and mixing them up produces a thread or a fastener that will not fit.

OEM and Bulk Supply

The supplier assembles and labels kits to order, prints own-brand packaging and packs sets to a customer tool list, with OEM and ODM support for private-label tool sets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which options are available?

This listing covers 28 options: Standard, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, Star Kit; Universal, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, Classic Kit; Standard, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, Star Kit; Standard, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, King Kit; Upgraded, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, Star Kit; Universal, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, Classic Kit; Upgraded, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, King Kit; Upgraded, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, Star Kit; Reinforced, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, King Kit; Standard, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, King Kit; Standard, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, Supreme Kit; Upgraded, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, King Kit; Upgraded, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, Supreme Kit; Powerful Brushless, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, King Kit; Standard, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, Supreme Kit; Reinforced, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, King Kit; Reinforced, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, Supreme Kit; Power Brushless, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, King Kit; Upgraded, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, Supreme Kit; Powerful Brushless, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, King Kit; Reinforced, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, Supreme Kit; Powerful Brushless, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, Supreme Kit; Power Brushless, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, King Kit; Power Brushless, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, Supreme Kit; Powerful Brushless, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, Supreme Kit; Power Brushless, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, Supreme Kit; Power Brushless, 2-Speed, 1 Battery, Premium Kit; Power Brushless, 2-Speed, 2 Batteries, Premium Kit. All are in stock and priced individually.

What is it used for?

Household assembly and repair, hanging and fixing, flat-pack furniture, light electrical and plumbing work, and a van or site kit where one case has to cover drilling, driving and hand tools.

Can I buy in bulk or with my own branding?

Yes. Own-brand printing, kit assembly and custom packing are available on request, with OEM and ODM support.

Summary

A tool kit is bought once and used for years, so the two things that matter are the drill and how the tools are stored. Offered in 28 configurations, each priced separately.

Typical use: Household assembly and repair, hanging and fixing, flat-pack furniture, light electrical and plumbing work, and a van or site kit where one case has to cover drilling, driving and hand tools.