Silverline

Like most comments have said that you get what you pay for.
You learn by your mistakes, will never buy the holesaw kits ever again.
The work that would need to be done to change my opinion would take to long that I would be retired

Huge range of tools. But as with anything you get what you pay for. Cheap as chips and pretty much as long lasting too. OK I suppose for a housewife/husbands DIY box but even then i would not recommend them. I am sure they have something good but I am yet to find it

I have a torque wrench, very good kit , I have had this for about 5 years , no issues with this , torque from 10nm to 230nm I am not afraid to use it to max

They have a selection of different hand tools and power tools but all very basic, you get what you pay for with silver line, wouldn’t recommend for top tradesman

I have a set of Silverline spanners but keep threatening to bin them, mostly because the range of sizes doesn’t usually go as big as I need, so I turn to adjustables in those cases, pretty much rendering the set useless. However, they did come to my rescue the other day when I needed a 17mm ring spanner to dismantle some flood lights! So I’ll be keeping them for now. Silverline do have a good, solid range of tools though at very reasonable prices and they are always one of the first brands I check out when buying new hand tools.

Good quality and cheap tools. A lot of range , does just what you need but are basically one of tools or throw aways sometimes or kept in the tool box. Great for the odd job. Some of the stuff is really good and you can't fault.

I’ve got a silverline grease gun at work. Its ok but it’s not the best. Any sort of resistance and grease will squirt out the handle of the gun. And it just feels poor quality. However it is really cheap so what can you expect.

I purchased the silverline car jack a few years ago and I've been very happy with my purchase. A lot cheaper than some of the other brands of car jack's that are out there so I think it's good value for your money

You get what you pay for I just have a little file set don’t use it that much but when I needed it it was there didn’t expect much but it has helped me out it’s nice having those little tools

Cheap and cheerful and surprisingly good quality, have such a large range at such a good price its almost throw away tools

Some tools last year others not so long but you can get such a big selection

Used many silver line products, most of them are brilliant quality and a very good price. The main issue is the moulded plastic case they come in, does not survive very long on site !

Great value, extensive range of products from fittings to tools. Particularly like the full steel site spade purchased recently as a last minute option after the second wooden handles one broke (not silver line). This is very robust and has stood up to everything I’ve asked if it this far. Value for money, easy to find locally or online at decent price

For general all round tools and fittings with product categories with options then Silverline probably does most things that others cant. If its a general tool or fitting or even something more specialist for automotive or plumbing trades then Silverline will probably have a product to suit every type of tradesman

I own a cable pulling kit and backpack for my telecom work and crimping tools which makes really helps keep everything together and cannot fault the cable kit it really helps

This is the prefect for the diyer or for minimal use I have used many tools over the time and these end up just being the throw away abused tools for example smashing a socket on a bad nut or bolt

Standard stuff, very wide range , not too bad for a starter kit or DIY enthusiast. Doesn’t hold up too well on a busy job site. Priced appropriately though.

A ok entry level product that will do you a job but not really for longevity. I’d recommend these if your just starting out and then upgrade when you can.

I buy the silverline brand as it's low cost alternative to the high end market in tools. They function well to a point but I'd say are more designed for the diy person. My experience is with hand tools.

Great value for money, you really get what you pay for but for low-end tools these are bang on the mark. I bought the silverline plane a couple weeks ago and after some fine tuning of the piece and the blade it works like a dream

You get what you pay for. Often single use tools but do the job. I buy them for ease and to get a job done once. Cheap and cheerful and a known brand

I have a few ratchet spammers from silver line. Have owned them 2 year and still going strong. They were cheap and lasted a drop from a ladder a few times. The ratchet head is also adjustable making them versatile.

A massive range of tools, no matter what the task silverline 100% have the tool you need always fairly priced. Sometimes the quality of the tools can slack behind other more well known brands but perfect brand for the Diyer

Only ever used a few silverline products and have always thought they was OK never had an issue. I have the cavity and floor counter sink holesaw still in use now and gets used time to time and always gets the job done. Overall good value for money.

Silverline are budget tools that are very surprising. Sometimes they last for years and others break at first use.
For a trade I would keep away from them unless it's a tool that is very infrequently used.
As a DIYer I would buy every day of the week. Very good price and can withstand most DIY use.

Silverline are defiantly budget tools but they still perform very well for the price. They have a huge selection of different tools from mechanics sockets to drill bits and wood planes.

Silver line offer a wide variety of tools across the board , I own a few silver line tools, I use them now and again great price but not sure how the would hold up used daily still very happy

Not impressed with their products, in my opinion it is worth spending that bit extra for better quality. I had a silver line claw hammer that just bent and snapped when trying to pull a small nail from a beam...would not recommend

Superkalafradgealisticexpialidoscious. Great kit. Easy to use. Proper sound customer service and that. Right blokes all round really. Use it.

Silverline arnt the greatest of brands but some of the tools ive used have been exelent but i guess you get what you pay for theres a reason why its cheep

Silverline realy are a bit hit or miss some of the tools i have had are really strong and robust some of them are very flimsey but generally the price is allways excellent and you cant espect a ferrari for the price of a skoda sticked alot by toolstaion always handy for those odd tools you need on a sunday morning

Very middling on most things when coming to build quality and the ability to last, but I have bought many silver line products and had a mixed experience. One thing I will say is that their lifetime guarantee is great, even when the tools aren't, they are replaced no quibble, and that is worth its weight.

Good quality tools at a tiny price. Tools do what they say on the tin. Obviously don’t match up to higher priced tools but you get what you pay for. I have plenty of silver line tools mainly as back ups to more expensive tools but not had any problems when they have been called into play

i have purchased a sliverline spanner set and found they do what is needed from a spanner set, the quality is not very good compared to other tools.

Great quality tools would never look anywhere else due to the long life and competitive prices provided. Anyone would find it hard to beat them. Great to use.

For a budget tool they can get the job done but you probably wouldn’t find these in any trademans toolbox. The vde tool kit is ok for an apprentice or d.i.yer. Th precision screwdriver set is ok for taking apart small electronics at home but again not very robust for continuous use

Cheap tools if u only want to use it once to get the job done and get better tools later then on in a pinch there cheap so dont expect alot ..........

Soo...listen there is always a place in the market for cheap and cheerful especially with the range they have, that being said 90% of my tool failures co.e from this one brand.

My experience with silver line has not been great, very cheap poor quality. I recently gave them a second try with a buffing wheel, unfortunately the centre hole was so poorly made it rode up the tappered thread and would not have enough resistance to turn. I will not be buying silverline again.

Cheap and cheer full. I own there car pro polisher, storage bag (large), a pile of there drill bits & accessories and there hand tools,

There polisher which the unit its self is great rules smooth and really well, but the pads are rubbish rip very easily,
There large bag is good, it has a solid plastic base on it to help protect tools inside.
Drill bits and accessories are OK but just OK, i find they bend, twist, snap, blunt quickly not great but for the price of them you can't expect much out them.
Hand tools again depends on what you own to what you expect out them some hand tools are great others are not so good (to many hand tools to list on here)
Great Customer service team, there are very quick to reply and resolve and issues with items.

Cheap and cheerful there’s not really a lot more u can say about this company there do a job if your looking for a cheap fix then this is the one

Silver line work bench was very cheap to buy I needed a bench to do a project in my garden the bench was flimsy but did the job that I needed if for

Silver line in my opinion are for tools that you want to abuse, don’t care if you lose or that you might never use.
Great range of products but in my opinion not the best on the market.

I have a few tools from these and have never had any issues with them they do the job and do it well and for the prices very easy to replace

Some of there products are ok not the best but for the money there ok I have the odd tool and must say has for years but some there products aren’t great will get you out of trouble thou!

They offer lots of cheap and cheerful tools, have only used an electric breaker, I needed to buy it for a job but couldn’t justify buying a Kango for a one off, so bought a cheap Silverline one, it has lasted 5 years now and still going strong.

Tends to be cheap and cheerful but they have a big range and it might just get you out of a situation if you haven’t got the right bit of kit with you