#Hart tools screwdriver set driver#
#Hart tools screwdriver set pro#
#Hart tools screwdriver set professional#

But they provide respectable, spunky, homeowner-grade performance at a decent price. In the end, we canвЂ™t say that Hart tools offer enough of either that performance or value yet to make them worth seeking out. LoweвЂ™s Kobalt line is also coming on very strong, as are select Worx tools.

#Hart tools screwdriver set pro#

Craftsman tools are also doing very well in our use, and many of them provide pro and near-pro levels of capability.

#Hart tools screwdriver set professional#

These are the ones that prove their professional performance and durability, test in and test out, year in and year out. If your performance requirements are high, closer to the pro end of the spectrum, youвЂ™ll need to shop for more established brands like DeWalt, Milwaukee, Metabo-HPT, Bosch, and Makita. But enough to make it worth you going out of your way to grab a Hart tool? It comes down to three factors: what you see as your performance requirements, where you like to shop, and your budget. Our initial testing of Hart tools found them delivering on both performance and value.

#Hart tools screwdriver set driver#

Another equivalency: A two-battery Craftsman drill and impact driver kit costs $99 a single-battery Hart kit costs $94.

A Craftsman 320-piece mechanicвЂ™s tool set costs $214 the 215-piece Hart version is $148.

HartвЂ™s magnetic-end pro tape is $13.88, while a U.S.-made Stanley Fat Max is $24.97.

HartвЂ™s 25-foot tape measure is $8.88 the Stanley Fat Max version at The Home Depot is $8.70.

A toolвЂ™s size, weight, and the specifics of its construction also affect its price. One tool may be U.S.-made, while its competitor comes in from offshore. For example, two drill kits could look the same, but one might be sold with one battery and the other with two batteries one drill may have a brushed motor, the other may be brushless (most, but not all, Hart tools featured brushed motors, by the way). TTI also owns such well-regarded makers of power tools and electric home appliances as Milwaukee Electric Tool, Ryobi, Hoover, Oreck, and Dirt Devil.В Cost ComparisonsДirect cost comparisons among brands can be tricky because subtleties may be hiding in the price. TTI then bought it in 2007 to fill out its hand-tool offerings. HartвЂ™s history goes back to 1983, when it was founded in California to make advanced forms of framing hammers. Its CEO is Joe Galli, the guy most responsible for the rebranding launch of DeWalt in 1992 he transformed it from a manufacturer of radial arm saws to a power-tool powerhouse. It made sense for Walmart to partner with Hart, a brand owned by Hong Kong-based TTI, an experienced operator in the hand- and power-tool space with worldwide sales of $7.7 billion in 2019. Time-starved shoppers can pick up a hoodie, a few groceries, and a few aisles away put a cordless drill into their cart. For those among us who already find who already find themselves in one of WalmartвЂ™s 4,759 locations in the U.S., the competitive pricing is attractive. While we had to dock the Hart saw a few points (its hand/wrist guard is a bit clumsy), it proved a capable cutter. To give you some perspective, thatвЂ™s as many as the DeWalt DCCS670 cut, even if that saw is twice as fast and built far more robustly. Its chainsaw, also a 40-volt power tool, cut 46 hardwood discs. Our recent test of its 40-volt mower found that it cut 8,340 square feet on a single charge (as much as any mower in its price class). We havenвЂ™t tested all of them, but weвЂ™ve used enough to see that the brand delivers on value. The line (exclusive to Walmart) is extensive, consisting of hand and power tools that are both corded and cordless, 20-volt and 40-volt.