1000Pcs mini screw kit M1 M1.2 M1.4 M1.7 Phillips pan Head Micro Screws Self-Tapping Electronic small metric screw PA Nickel-Plated

Precisely made and superb screw assortment. Quality is clearly superior. Good value.

I do diy crafts and I needed these for making compact mirrors with wooden discs and all the hinges I bought came with tiny nails too small for a hammer so these screws worked perfectly. Will buy again and definitely recommend for diy crafting!

I have no reason to dislike these. There’s nothing wrong with them but I took a chance, hoping I may get lucky and one of these would be what I need.That’s said, I cannot use them because even the largest of them is too small for my purposes. That’s not the fault of the seller.I decided I’d take a few photos and post them as it may be helpful.The pictures show the smallest of these screws and the largest next to the penny and bottle cap so others, who are looking for a small sized self tapping screw, can see more accurately what they will get if buying these.The tiniest of these would be too small to replace the screws in a pair of glasses but as one moves up in size, you’ll be able to use one of these for that purpose. (I’d suggest however, machine screws for a fix for a pair of glasses since self tapping screws are made to drill into a surface as one turns it with a screwdriver.)The seller shipped them immediately and the set arrived as promised. They were not mixed up in their divided container but all remained segregated. A picture actually is worth a thousand words.I need a single screw to fix something and it’s crazy that no longer are there any local electronics shops where I can go and buy these in the proper size. I long for when I lived within a quarter mile of a Fry’s or even a Radio Shack.I will keep these as they are likely to come in handy in the future.I’m off to dig through some relics to disengage a screw from something I’ll never use and hope I can find one to remedy this vexing problem.

The screws are of a good quality, However The case did not keep them separated in their compartments by size. They were all mixed up, some compartments only had two or three screws in them while others had an over abundance of them. Needles to say I had to examine each one to find the size Needed, which I found and it worked for my requirement.

I used one of these self tapping screws to fix a modern car door handle that would have cost about $700 to replace. If my car door fob doesn't work, I can insert the key into part of the handle to release the plastic cover and access a normal key lock to enter the car. But, when I did so, a plastic latch that slides into place to hold the cover in place broke off. To replace the latch part, I would need to buy the entire handle assembly. So, I ordered these tiny screws and a mico-drill kit, cut a piece of flexible plastic size to replace the latch, and attached the new plastic latch to the plastic frame inside the handle with one of the tiny screws. There's very little pressure on the screw, because it's just holding a plastic cover in place that slides off horizontally. I only needed one screw from the kit, but it was worth buying the package so I could select the right size screw to fit the job. The nickel plating resists rust, and I can check the latch periodically to make sure it's secure. Given that this is the first time in 3 years I've needed to take the handle cover off, I don't expect to need to deal with this again for the foreseeable future. And now I have the screws and drills for any other micro projects. Nice screw selection.

I have no idea what you would use any of these for. They're not for watches or sunglasses. They are screws not bolts. I don't know. Way smaller than I thought they were

When I received the package, I thought for sure it was going to be a mess of screws all together and I was going to have to try to sort them out...for hours. Nope. I heard them moving inside the package, but when I opened it up, they were all in their own little compartment. No mess. And, I could use them right away...and I did. I found the ones I needed and they worked just like perfect little screws. There are tons (not actually) of them and unless your in the manufacturing business, they will last you a very long time. And all for not a lot of money. Great deal.

OK, what's so great about a box of screws?Well, these are precision-made really well with a proper plating.I didn't notice that they came with tweezers but when they fell-out of the package, I was shocked to see that they are not the cheap (read worthless!) tweezers but a real precision-ground pair with very-sharp tips that mate perfectly. So for me, I got a bonus-tool worth (to-me) as much as the screws!