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Length12.60 inches
Width9.45 inches
Height2.36 inches
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Amazon.com Product Description
Denali's 136-piece titanium drill and drive accessory set was designed to meet the everyday needs of contactors and serious do-it-yourselfers. The set features titanium-coated drill bits for superior strength and durability, as well as a complete lineup of quick connect accessories for fast and easy bit changing. It's packed into a heavy duty impact resistant case that will stand up to the daily beating from trucks, jobsites, and storage closets. Also includes 2 removable screwdriving bit cases that easily attach to your belt or pocket for fast and easy access.
What's in the Box
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- Seven hex: 1/16, 3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, 7/32, ¼ inch
- Seven Phillips, sizes 0, 1 (2 pieces), 2 (3 pieces), 3
- Seven T, sizes 10, 15, 20, 25, 27, 30, 40
- Three Pozi, sizes 1, 2, 3
- Six slotted, sizes 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, 1/4 inch (3 pieces)
- Ten T, sizes 8, 9, 10, 15, 20, 25, 27, 30, 35, 40
- Six Phillips, sizes 0, 1 (2 pieces), 2 (2 pieces), 3
- Five slotted, sizes 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, 7/32, ¼ inch
- Five hex, sizes 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, 7/32, ¼ inch
- Six square, sizes 1, 2 (3 pieces), 3 (2 pieces)
- Two 2-1/4-inch bit extensions
- Eighteen hss drill, titanium coated, m2, fully ground, round shank, sizes 1/16, 5/64, 3/32, 7/64, 1/8, 9/64, 5/32, 11/64, 3/16, 13/64, 3/32, 15/64, 1/4, 9/32, 5/16, 11/32, 3/8 inch
- Seven hss drill, black oxide, m2, fully ground, hex shank, sizes 1/16, 5/64, 3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, ¼ inch
- One 120mm magnetic bit extension
- One 80mm magnetic bit extension
- Four 3-inch (L) bits
- Six ¼-inch dr. 6pt. socket, sizes 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/4, 9/16, ½ inc
- One chuck
- One ¼-by-1/4-inch/50mm bit adapter
- One 3/8-by-1/4-inch/50mm bit adapter
- Three nutdrivers, sizes 1/4, 5/16, ¼ inch
- Two bit stoppers
- Blow-molded case
Thirty 1-inch bits, sandblasted finish:
Thirty-four 1-inch bits with bit box:
Twenty-seven 2-inch bits, sandblasted finish:
Plus:
About Denali
Named after the tallest mountain range in North America, Denali tools stand above the rest in providing an exceptional blend of quality craftsmanship, professional-grade features, and customer value. All homeowners, hobbyists, do-it-yourselfers, and price-conscious contractors will appreciate Denali's design and functionality. Denali products compliment one another and will be an indispensable and long-lasting addition to any home or workshop. Our products undergo rigorous third-party testing to ensure high performance standards. Denali tools are available exclusively on Amazon.com.
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172 of 182 people found the following review helpful
The Denali 136-Piece Titanium Contractor's Drill and Drive Bit Accessory Set was on sale as a Gold Box Special recently. For the price, I figured that even if the drill bits and the accessories weren't of the best quality (I didn't expect them to be), that I should still be able to get more than my moneys worth out of most of the set. I was wrong.
The set arrived and the case was in good condition. Upon opening the set, I discovered a few bits loose in the case from being shipped. That wasn't a problem since that seems to happen on most sets packaged this way. The finish on the tool and drill bits (especially the titanium drill bits and sockets) looked good. At that point, I was pleased with my purchase and I had a couple of small projects to do so I would be using the set soon.
I needed to put a new registration sticker my vehicle's rear license plate, so I grabbed this kit and my Makita driver to do this small job. I needed to remove the two bolts from the license plate frame (7/16" bolt heads) in order to remove the rear license plate and remove the old registration sticker before applying the new one. I grabbed the 7/16" socket from the Denali set, connected it to my cordless driver and was ready to get this job done. To my disbelief, the 7/16" socket would not fit on the bolt head! I don't know if the size was cut wrong or if the socket got over-plated with chrome, but there was no way it would fit. I tried the sockets on either side of the 7/16" socket and, of course, one was too loose and the other too tight. I just shook my head and went back upstairs to get a Craftsman 7/16" socket and then proceeded to finish this small task. I wasn't happy that the socket was so out of spec that it was unusable since a already had a full mechanic's socket set so no big deal, I still figured I could use the rest of the bits so I wasn't too disappointed.
I was looking forward to using the titanium drill bits (the main reason I purchased this set), so I grabbed the set to do another small project. I had received a product that had the holes in the wood drilled too far apart for another piece to fit, so I filled the holes with industrial strength hot glue and let it sit for a week before re-drilling the holes. I grabbed the 1/4" titanium drill bit and chucked it up in my cordless Makita drill. I had already remarked where I was going to drill the two new holes and used a center punch to mark the spots. I didn't have the wood piece in a vice since the wood wasn't hard and it would be q quick job just to drill the two holes.
When I started drilling the first hole, I was disappointed that the titanium bit didn't just auger right into the would. I had to apply a little more force and it took a little longer to drill the hole to the proper depth. By now, I'm starting to get unimpressed with this set. I went on to drill the second hole and it drilled much like the first one. When I went to assemble the metal piece that I had to re-drill the two holes for, I was shocked to find that the holes were too large for the metal piece! I am meticulous about measurements and even used digital calipers to determine the proper hole size - and even used a drill bit that was just a hair undersized so the metal piece would be a very snug fit.
I went to unchuck the Denali 1/4" titanium drill bit and as I was doing that, I noticed that the tip of the drill bit looked like it wobbled a little. Once I had removed the drill bit I rolled it across a flat surface and the 1/4" titanium drill bit wobbled as it was rolling. The drill bit was out of round! That was inexcusable - no matter what the cost of the set was. I removed the rest of the Titanium drill bits and rolled each of them across a flat surface. I discovered three other bits that also were out of round - one wobbled so badly that it wouldn't even roll across the flat surface.
I was going to have to refill the holes I had drilled in the wood and re-drill proper sized holes at a later date. I purchased the Denali set primarily for the titanium drill bits and I could always use some extra driver bits, however, twice I tried using this set and twice I was let down. The quality of the set I received was so poor; it was worthless to me. Drill bits that weren't straight and a socket that was too small to fit over a bolt of the same size just confirmed to me that my set was a piece of junk! Based on what I had discovered, the only items that MIGHT be useable would be the driver bits. Even with the Gold Box price, it wasn't worth paying that much just for the driver bits - which may or may not have been straight or hardened correctly.
Even though it was a pain to do, I packed the set up and returned it to Amazon for a refund. Since I didn't have the outer cardboard sleeve the set came with, I'm only entitled to receive half of my purchase price as a refund. As far as I'm concerned, I'll take the half and never again buy a Denali brand anything! It's possible that I just got a bad set, however, there was no excuse for the socket not being the right size. That indicated to me that the quality control at Denali was virtually nonexistent. This wasn't a complicated product with a motor or moving parts - and still they got it wrong. As far as I'm concerned, the Denali brand tools are worthless (at least to me). Your mileage may vary.
The set arrived and the case was in good condition. Upon opening the set, I discovered a few bits loose in the case from being shipped. That wasn't a problem since that seems to happen on most sets packaged this way. The finish on the tool and drill bits (especially the titanium drill bits and sockets) looked good. At that point, I was pleased with my purchase and I had a couple of small projects to do so I would be using the set soon.
I needed to put a new registration sticker my vehicle's rear license plate, so I grabbed this kit and my Makita driver to do this small job. I needed to remove the two bolts from the license plate frame (7/16" bolt heads) in order to remove the rear license plate and remove the old registration sticker before applying the new one. I grabbed the 7/16" socket from the Denali set, connected it to my cordless driver and was ready to get this job done. To my disbelief, the 7/16" socket would not fit on the bolt head! I don't know if the size was cut wrong or if the socket got over-plated with chrome, but there was no way it would fit. I tried the sockets on either side of the 7/16" socket and, of course, one was too loose and the other too tight. I just shook my head and went back upstairs to get a Craftsman 7/16" socket and then proceeded to finish this small task. I wasn't happy that the socket was so out of spec that it was unusable since a already had a full mechanic's socket set so no big deal, I still figured I could use the rest of the bits so I wasn't too disappointed.
I was looking forward to using the titanium drill bits (the main reason I purchased this set), so I grabbed the set to do another small project. I had received a product that had the holes in the wood drilled too far apart for another piece to fit, so I filled the holes with industrial strength hot glue and let it sit for a week before re-drilling the holes. I grabbed the 1/4" titanium drill bit and chucked it up in my cordless Makita drill. I had already remarked where I was going to drill the two new holes and used a center punch to mark the spots. I didn't have the wood piece in a vice since the wood wasn't hard and it would be q quick job just to drill the two holes.
When I started drilling the first hole, I was disappointed that the titanium bit didn't just auger right into the would. I had to apply a little more force and it took a little longer to drill the hole to the proper depth. By now, I'm starting to get unimpressed with this set. I went on to drill the second hole and it drilled much like the first one. When I went to assemble the metal piece that I had to re-drill the two holes for, I was shocked to find that the holes were too large for the metal piece! I am meticulous about measurements and even used digital calipers to determine the proper hole size - and even used a drill bit that was just a hair undersized so the metal piece would be a very snug fit.
I went to unchuck the Denali 1/4" titanium drill bit and as I was doing that, I noticed that the tip of the drill bit looked like it wobbled a little. Once I had removed the drill bit I rolled it across a flat surface and the 1/4" titanium drill bit wobbled as it was rolling. The drill bit was out of round! That was inexcusable - no matter what the cost of the set was. I removed the rest of the Titanium drill bits and rolled each of them across a flat surface. I discovered three other bits that also were out of round - one wobbled so badly that it wouldn't even roll across the flat surface.
I was going to have to refill the holes I had drilled in the wood and re-drill proper sized holes at a later date. I purchased the Denali set primarily for the titanium drill bits and I could always use some extra driver bits, however, twice I tried using this set and twice I was let down. The quality of the set I received was so poor; it was worthless to me. Drill bits that weren't straight and a socket that was too small to fit over a bolt of the same size just confirmed to me that my set was a piece of junk! Based on what I had discovered, the only items that MIGHT be useable would be the driver bits. Even with the Gold Box price, it wasn't worth paying that much just for the driver bits - which may or may not have been straight or hardened correctly.
Even though it was a pain to do, I packed the set up and returned it to Amazon for a refund. Since I didn't have the outer cardboard sleeve the set came with, I'm only entitled to receive half of my purchase price as a refund. As far as I'm concerned, I'll take the half and never again buy a Denali brand anything! It's possible that I just got a bad set, however, there was no excuse for the socket not being the right size. That indicated to me that the quality control at Denali was virtually nonexistent. This wasn't a complicated product with a motor or moving parts - and still they got it wrong. As far as I'm concerned, the Denali brand tools are worthless (at least to me). Your mileage may vary.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I ordered this drill bit kit and it was lost in shipment, so Amazon sent out another. I received the first kit afterwards, and decided to keep both and paid for both since these were useful kits. The drill bits and bits are nice quality, but the same cannot be said for the carrying case, especially the small bit carriers.
In both cases, the smaller bits arrived loose out of their respective slots. In both cases, the little carrier cases had broken tabs, so they cannot be closed securely (i had to use Scotch tape to tape one of them shut). Not a big deal since I won't be using the small bit carrier cases much.
Overall, if you want nice set of drill bits, this kit will do for the price. Just don't expect the secondary part of the kit (the carrier cases) to be up to quality.
In both cases, the smaller bits arrived loose out of their respective slots. In both cases, the little carrier cases had broken tabs, so they cannot be closed securely (i had to use Scotch tape to tape one of them shut). Not a big deal since I won't be using the small bit carrier cases much.
Overall, if you want nice set of drill bits, this kit will do for the price. Just don't expect the secondary part of the kit (the carrier cases) to be up to quality.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought this set to make sure I have everything I need for drilling and driving screws. The set gives me that and more! It's really a great combination of accessories that would be difficult to find for anywhere near the price of this one. The downfalls to the set are first off that it appears the set was stored in a damp place or somehow got water in it because a few pieces are rusty. The second is that the case is cheaply made. It has a place for everything but it doesn't all fit snuggly and some items fall out easily when you open the case. Neither was enough reason to be concerned about but if they are items you would worry about keep them in mind.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
nice set needs better case
Most of the drill goodies you always find you need except hole saws. Too easy to lose pieces as case opens with no covers over tools and little pieces and bit boxes don't snap into... Read more
Published 1 month ago by portun81
Great set at a Great price
My dad is hard to get gifts for and he loves this set. It has every size, shape and number of what any tool guy would love.
Published 5 months ago by C. Bongard
Does the Job
I have bought piecemeal several screw bits, drills, nut drivers, etc but am constantly looking for them. With this kit I have everything in one place. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Nameloc
Denali Titanium 136-Piece drill/drive set
Quality is good except for the smaller diameter drill bits, they break easily. Good price, I would buy it again if I had to do it over.
Published 14 months ago by Joe T.
Bang for the buck
Overall its a nice set. It is replacing my old Black & Decker bit set. In comparing the build of the set, the Denali is made better. Read more
Published 16 months ago by D. Jones
a good set
I bought this Christmas 2008, The price was great for all the pieces that I got with it. This is a great set for the handyman-homeowner. I'm glad I bought it. Read more
Published on February 28, 2010 by A. L. Strauch
Not so good
No drivers for square drive screws, lots of drivers for things I never use. The drill bits I can use in my compact driver/drill are not titanium. Read more
Published on July 10, 2009 by Uh-oh!
Nice Set!
I purchased this set a while back and have used many of the bits and pieces that come with it. I have no complaints about the quality of the drill bits or other pieces. Read more
Published on June 7, 2009 by J. Holland
Lousy case and bits break easily
First I must acknowledge that for this price, it's hard to complain too much about quality, but for those who think they are getting a wonderful deal, I must pose a warning: you're... Read more
Published on January 11, 2009 by J. Paroline
Bang for your buck
Great kit, a lot of bits and extremely reasonable price. Nice to have all these sizes, just in case.
Published on December 13, 2008 by M. Wardenaar
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