The question is what is a tool and what is a fitting: Bosch's forty-four pieces are three tools and their bits and blades; Makita's box is the case plus the drill set plus a beanie, keyrings, magnets and a desk calendar. Both makers list the pieces; neither says which door holds which. For the person who already owns the drill, Makita; for a first hand-tool set, Bosch.
Step 01
Separate the tools from the fittings, and the candles from the tea lights
A home calendar counts pieces, and the count flatters: Bosch's forty-four are three tools and their bits and blades, Makita's include a beanie and keyrings, Yankee's 24 Days of Fragrance is tea lights with a few hours' burn each. Read the list for the pieces you would buy on their own; each page counts them.
Step 02
Prefer a printed list, or know why there is none
8 of the 8 here come with the maker's list of what is behind the doors — Accentra Men's Collection Winter Edition 2026, Bosch DIY 2026 and 12 Days of CRAFTSMAN 2026 among them; 0 do not. Where a maker will not say what is behind door nine, the page says so, and the score reflects it.
Step 03
Compare the price per door
Across the 7 here with a list price, a door costs from about $1 to about $6, and the median is about $2.77. Every calendar page ranks its own door price against this shelf. How the door price is counted →
Step 04
Start from this season's, from the ones we have opened
8 of the 13 on this page are 2026 editions and every one carries a verdict from us. The earlier editions stay listed for the record; the grid puts this season first.