Interactive check
Wear Point Check
A listing at a time, drawn as six teeth. The result is read from the listing as supplied to this site, never from a test of the tool.
Category
Listing in Tool Sets
Rules this check follows
- A tooth is sharp when the listing, as supplied to this site, names that part or what it is made of.
- A tooth is blunt when the listing does not name that part.
- A tooth gets a yellow base when the listing states that parts can be replaced; the base sits under the parts the listing names.
- A wear point is switched off for a category when no listing filed in that category names it, and the reason is printed beside it.
- The matching count is the number of listings in the same category whose sharp teeth and replacement statement are exactly the same as this one, this listing included.
Result
Amazon Basics 173-Piece General Household Hand Tool Set
0 of 6 teeth sharp
- Battery: not named
- Bit tip: not named
- Blade edge: switched off — no listing filed in Tool Sets names a blade edge
- Chuck and drive: not named
- Nozzle and filter: switched off — no listing filed in Tool Sets names a nozzle and filter
- Claw and tine: switched off — no listing filed in Tool Sets names a claw and tine
4 of 8 listings in Tool Sets name exactly these wear points and say the same about replacement.
This listing says nothing about replacing a part.
- A listing that is silent on a part has not said that the part does not wear.
- This site does not estimate how long anything lasts, and it has measured nothing.
- Replacement and servicing are set by the manufacturer’s instructions, not by this site.