When I ordered this I expected to get a holder that would sort and store each bit, just like most...When I ordered this I expected to get a holder that would sort and store each bit, just like most other sets like this. When it came it only had the bits. The package made it look in the picture like it had identifiers for each bit, but, the numbers were only on the package. Instead, each bit had a small, extremely hard to read stamp on the side of the bit (the part that goes into the handle). I couldn't read some of the bit sizes even under a lighted magnifier! Not good when you are working to have to guess (especially when the tips are the really small ones). Since there was no handle and no magnetic bit holder that would go into a drill, I went back to Home Depot and bought a handle that would take the bits. That item was #1000 021-816 the Husky 10 piece ratcheting screwdriver set (about $10.00) which had 3 of the bits from the package already in it and a small case with the bits that came with the driver, identified. I was working with hard drives and really didn't want a large drill driver with the bits in a chuck. If you have a magnetic driver, that isn't a problem, but, identifying the bits still is. They each have a red band around them that has the Milwaukee logo on it and it shouldn't have been too hard for them to put the bit size on that (or make the stamped number more legible). So, what I did was to take a label maker and create small labels and wrap them around each bit. I bit of a pain. For now I am sorting them by putting them on a magnet, but, I intend to make a small block to store them. Are they any good? Yes, the bits are fine and work well. My complaint is with the fact that every other set of bits I saw in the store (Home Depot) had a small case to hold them and were plainly labeled on the case. Would I recommend them? Yes, with the caveat that you are going to have to make something to hold them or dump them into a container and sort them when you need them. Pictures attached show what I did to make them a usable part of my tool chest, by creating and cutting each label and wrapping it around each bit. As you can also see, it is pretty hard to read any markings on the actual bits. You may be able to use a magic marker to mark on the red label as well.
by profchuck