Forge Steel

Great value for money , wide range of tools , i especially like the trowel sets. There good for odd jobs and well made. There a excellent brand and worth the money.

I had to buy there tool bag kit. For £35 when my van got broken into . It done the job on many sites over the course of 6 month while I built up my tool collection again . I have to say they where cheap but done the job Some tools better quality then others . But for 35 u can’t go wrong

I’ve had a Tools From this brand and I found them better than average. I’ll have these in my toolbox on a site no shame in using these things are a little bit cheaper than a top brands and you could possibly. I do recommend these tolls and I would continue buying them value for money is pretty good as well. Thanks

Good tools for a very good price a lot cheaper than your leading brands like Stanley etc. Have a few of there tools and I have always been happy with my purchases

I like forged steel, l have lots of their masonry chisels and they are great.
Value for money and long lasting, they can take punishment,
Really good lower priced hand tools, l will buy more in the future

i have a wide range of these products and would definatly recommend.
They are great value for money and you get what you pay for.
only every had one problem this a socket set and they replaced it same day.

I have a number of forge steel products from Allen key sets, torx bits, nail punches etc. Whilst it isn't absolutely the top of the range stuff I've never had any problems with any of it, the Allen's keys are ancient now and still going strong never rounded off. Can't really comment on customer services above since I have never had a need to contact them. Imo they sit nicely in a niche that you pay more than the budget equivalent but the difference is they do the job and last however aren't as expensive as the premium equivalents.

Not a great brand to be honest. Very cheap quality and tend to brake easily without much use. They are a get you out of trouble tool, for example if you have left you normal tool at home and need something quickly just to do the job. You buy one then never use it again lol

Not the best tools out there but if you need a job done and don’t want to break the bank then this is the brand for you, I know a few people with the off forge steel tool and they always tell me that they’re old and have lasted a while so that’s something to consider

Still have the odd Forge tool in the bottom of the tool box, started out with them many years ago. Gradually upgraded over the years to better quality but can’t fault these for diy, starting out. Kits available via screw-fix etc are a good starting point fir the price and amount of tools you get. Good tools for the price

When your just starting out, you cant go too far wrong with Forge Steel. They are good budget hand tools with a price that enables an apprentice to build a pretty full kit, pretty quickly. I wouldnt recommend in the long run, but to start out they are perfect, you can then upgrade as you go.

Not bad at all. I got a bag of tools, a whole starter kit from screwfix and i still have lots of them knocking about. No frills but they do the job generally and they toolbag they came with is very handy. I still have it 10 years later!

A entry level brand for DIY enthusiasts and for trades just starting out.

Recommend forgesteel for apprentices or even seasoned trades that just need a cheap tool that works well for the price you pay.

Great tools, they are very reasonably priced and are ideal for people starting out or DIY enthusiasts. They have covered all bases with the range of products and tools. Would highly recommend

I at one point had a tool bag with tools provided the tool bag was strong and sturdy for the tools I believe it had a metal frame as the base. Tool were well made and lasted. Definitely but tool from here.

Brilliant brand with great tools wouldn’t use anything else. They don’t feel cheap, would be lost without these tools everyday. Great value for money with massive savings to be found. Customer support is 10/10 emails answered quick and efficiently!

This is a good range of hand tools for the diy enthusiasts reasonable quality at affordable price unfortunately using on a regular basis in a professional business they can lack strength

As a first set of tools they great. Still use their trowelling products for the more abrasive jobs that I don't want to ruin my more expensive tools on and they stand up to the job really well.

Really good all round products my college used them back when I was in training and I liked them a lot good quality but not as good as other power tool brands

Forge steel products are well worth what they cost!
If you’re starting out on a budget they are perfect and not at all terrible!
Their levels aren’t bad if you haven’t got much money to spend!
Clamps and similar products are actually pretty damn good!

Forge steel tools are a great addition to the tool box and all at a great price, always great value and pretty good quality. Forge steel tools are a great addition to the tool box and all at a great price, always great value and pretty good quality.

Only had one tool from this brand and it’s a pair of bolt cutters. They are useful and do what they are designed for. Cutting chain and steel requires effort regardless of the tool, but they have been useful in various animal enclosures I have built.

Not had much use with the brand but from what I have I am very pleased with some of the tools they provide not expensive not bad for what you pay for them

Overall the hand tools are cheap to buy and you get average quality which isn't bad if its a tool you don't use a lot but if you want tools you can use daily I would suggest a more premium brand.

As a screwfix staple you cannot fault the customer service. Anything within warranty they will very rarely say no to exchanging for replacing any tool for any reasons.

The quality is not brilliant but it’s cheap and they have a very large range, if you are kitting out an apprentice early on or a few tools for your kids (appropriately aged ones)

Nice products offered from forgesteel cheaper option tools possibly aimed at diy
Not so sure on the quality or longevity of there products but for the price no complaints

Generally good tools but basic and budget. Have a couple of things in my tool bag but most items I can’t get on with. Value for money is you get what you pay for.

Funny story about forge steel, I have an Alan key set which I found in the carpark of a BnQ sadly I drove over the box before getting out to discover what it was I parked on top off but the pits are all in perfect order and I don’t need to buy a set now. How lucky is that.

Bought 4 of the steel extendible support rods very good value for money lightweight and easy to use but great for holding up plasterboard when you need the extra hand swivel base brackets and rubber pads on both ends are a great help also

Good range of tools at a reasonable cost. Not bad quality either for the price. Ideal for an apprentice or improver who could easily do a respectable job using these range of tools.

Cheap and cheerful tools I’ve used a couple of tools and I can say there great value for money for any trade would def use the brand again for any hand tools

Very low quality from forge steel im affraid alot of tool ive bought because i wouldnt normaly use the item but need it as a one off and normaly the tool doesnt make it through the day and more than once its broken on the very first use

I have not bought many forge tools as they are at the cheaper end of the spectrum. That said I have been pleasantly surprised by how the feel and perform

Good value for money cheap tools for getting started and actually good kits. Had a lot of their hand tools and tool bags and they do the job.

Recntly bought a forge steel spirit level. Not much to say about a spirit level really but when its accurate to 0.5mm thats not something to be frowned at. Very impressed

Not a bad buy when your desperate and this is all they have in stock in Screwfix.

I would highly recommend the prop rods from forge steel as they are brilliant when dry lining a ceiling or even dot and dab work.

Cheap enough brand that if you forget a certain tool you can just nip off and purchase something without it breaking the bank. More of a DIY brand but as a last minute get out of jail card they are not bad.

I have there multi bolster chisel set as lump hammer had them for a few years and they are of good quality and them would recommend them to anybody.

Tools ok for DIY market. Brought a toolkit and bag for the other half, for at home. She loves it. The lad loves it as well. Could be used as a starter for a apprentice maybe

cheap and cheerful tools, perfectly adequate for DIY and light trade use and at the price they are there almost disposable tools, not my go to but used them and they work fine.

Bang average tools for light or diy use do what’s needed of them but the quality just isn’t there. Handy as a at home toolkit and not much else

Absolutely average tools, they are cheap and cheerful, but do what they need to, I would recommend to any who does DIY at home, or very light use at work

I bought the tool bag set a while back and to be honest it is a decent set as i still use the screwdrivers from the kit and bag is used for storage hanging in workshop now but still 100% usable.

Very cheap tools which can come in handy for odd bits but would not advise using regularly as they are very poor quality and will break after a while

Good value for money if your just after a basic tool. Quality isn't the best bit is fair for the price paid. If it was a tool I was planning on using a lot i would pay more for a better brand.

If ur starting out and liking for a tool box filler or starter then u can’t go wrong yea there cheap but they do there job well a keen DIYer would find there’s a good tool

Not bad quality for the price you pay, if your buying tools your not going to use often then you can’t go wrong, maybe wouldn’t be my go to for tools I’d use constantly.

You can’t really go wrong, how they can do them for the price I don’t know but they are decent basic tools at a budget price. A lot better than most budget tools

Have a forge steel bag and for the price it’s spot on, can get all the tools I need in there and the actual bag itself is very light, spot on

These are more aimed at the DIY market cheap and cheerful, I bought a few trowels in the past to get me out of trouble on a job, then put them in the back of the shed!

wow what can I say, diabolical quality and workmanship. you get what you pay for, cheap and cheerful I suppose. not for me!! I'll let you make up your own minds

Forge steel tools are a great addition to the tool box and all at a great price, always great value and pretty good quality.

You get what you pay for in most circumstances but when it comes to Forge steel products you do get just that little bit more! I bought my brother in law a full set of forge steel tools and bag for his birthday. I was that impressed with them I bought myself the same set as a spare. Clearly not as good as bahco etc but great for the price.

I’m a dewalt man, however screwfix didn’t have what I needed so I bought a cheep forge steel one for the job and replace it when it breaks, it won’t break!!!

Have bought a few forge steel tools over the years. I’d recommend it for tools not used daily. Cheaper than most other brands but don’t think they can withstand heavy use.

Don’t make bad hammer or blades used them few years now and can’t say anything bad at all for the money you pay for the product you get 10/10 I say

At the cheaper end of the market but build quality is acceptable for the price point with a good choice of tools in their hand tool range....

Forge Steel tools are steady away they are generally reasonably priced and for the cost they do a decent job. If you’re a professional and need tools to be 100% all the time I’d imagine you’d be better buying from the top branded suppliers but for using every now and again Forge Steel tools are ideal

Forge tool make some reasonably priced tools which I have purchased including the wood chisel set and good to have in van. As i dont like purchasing very expensive chisels as have a habit of hitting nails. Worth buying just for what I do.

I guess I'm a bias tool snob, not the biggest fan, but admittedly, for tools that don't get used much, or something that is going to take some abuse like a chisel, then there is a time and a place for forge steel tools. Product range is pretty expansive and as its a screw fix, normally in stock too.

Cheap but quality products. The tool snobs will turn their noses up but if you need an allen key or a masonry chisel for example, why pay more than you need to?

Cheap and cheerful,
DIY designed products, not for everyday use by trade proffesionals,
They are Disposable tools in my experience M

Don’t know about customer services as I haven’t needed to speak to them, the product quality is very good for the price And the range is go

I have many forge steel tool and the great for the price. I have chisels, Allen keys and screw drivers plus many more and can’t fault the build quality

I have used quite a few of tools made by Forge Steel previously and have been impressed with the stability of them. Last well and I for one see no difference between these and higher priced tools! Great value for money.

I was quite dubious about getting any of these products even after reading most of the raving reviews about them. I took the plunge with the 18" tote bag and was amazed. I had always used Anita brand that are famous for making knives and always had the bottom give out on me me! (Probably from over loading) but the FS bag is holding strong. I have ventured in to other produce and have been pleasantly surprised.

Recommend some of the stuff hammers levels trowels can't go wrong for the price Had loads Myself only ever see them in screwfix

Bought a new set of spirit levels recently from screwfix after a few people said that they are good mid range product. I'm happy to say, that so far, they are serving me well.

A very DIY range of tools, Iv only ever see these in screwfix, some of the tools are great but only if you don't use them a lot or for everyday use, for example I would never buy a level or screw drivers, but I would buy a chisel or hammer or file (things I don't use very often)

Forge steel seem to be a range aimed at the DIY market. Had a few items over the year to get us by on certain jobs quality was ok but you can defiantly see the difference in quality. Not bad for Diyer.

Forge Steel products are aimed at DIY users or for tools you don't use very often. The product range, customer service from Screwfix and price are all excellent, but i wouldn't buy some Forge Steel tools for everyday use. Items like levels are fine, but buy better quality spanners, drivers, pliers for professional use.

We have the spirit level set, hammers and all sorts of other stuff. Would definitely recommend

I've always bought this Brand from screwfix and have never been disappointed. I have recently bought a full set of levels and they feel / seem to be very good quality.