Huot 11700 Combination Jobber Length Drill Bit Index for Sizes 1/16" to 1/2" in 1/64" Increments, A to Z, and #1 to #60 (2)

I like having all my drill bits in one place and this index allows that to happen

Nice indexed holder that holds the bits securely. The letter and fractional bit holders actually fold down separately. Much sturdier that the one that came with my Harbor Freight bits. Having the decimal sizes, fine, and coarse tap sizes stamped into the fractional index is a time saver as well. The letter index only has the decimal equivalent which is still better than any index I have had. The number bits are a close fit and within a hundredth or so so you can't fit a #1 into the #3 slot. A bit pricey for the fit, the finish is good but the snap lock top would open with almost zero effort and I had to bend the lids flange on both sides and take some pliers to it so the lid would at least take moderate force to open and stay closed. All the bits are held securely except the #2 center drill which falls out of the holder if the box is tilted forward.

Product does what it is designed to do. However, some of the larger fractional bits are hard to get into the slots. Also drill bits shift out of there holders due too metal flange not scooted up enough. All in all, worth the price.

Nice bit case. Little expensive for what it is. Will definitely last though

I really liked tightening up the tool box (professional machinist) and I like the convenience of having the drill/tap on the interior lid. However, it’s a little too much money for what is essentially a thin sheet metal case. But I will spend the money for quality and convenience at this time. But come on! $45 for a stamped sheet metal case!!! Lower the price and you would have more customers. I could make this case for less than $10. Harbor Frieght has the same thing for $35 and it comes with drills.

A little flimsy, and the labeling for the drill slots could be much better. BUT more importantly, the actual SIZES of the slots are not always consistent with the drill bits that should fit in them. For example, I can put a 3/8” bit in the 5/16" inch slot. That should never happen! If nothing else, at least the slot sizes should be perfect. If not, what's the point? Might as well keep them loose in a drawer!

It is a great index, but unfortunately mine was bent before it arrived and no longer closes. A coworker has one as well and his closes fine. As long as you can keep the lid shut it does a great job at keeping your bits organized.

I'm a CNC Machinist and use many different sizes of drills during the day for different setups. This keeps me from having to walk to the opposite end of the shop,to the drill bin, each time I do a setup.