Great quality accessory kit for your drill. The bit holder is not only magnetic, but has a quick release on the collar which secures your bit in place.
I've previously bought one for £15, but at £11 its a steal. Nice little stocking filler for anyone working in construction.
All bits come in a presentable yellow plastic box, with a transparent plastic top, locked by a metal latch on the side. A swivel clip is found on the rear, which is handy to have on your belt/clipped on your pockets.
This also falls on the Amazon 4 for 3 home and garden deal, make sure all 4 items have the special offer available in the product description, using code HNG4FOR3.
All comments (19)
vise06
17 Dec 15#1
If you don't have prime, I suggest getting it for the Christmas and new year period; then cancelling it once the one month trial is over
I use this set daily with my impact driver. Much quicker to install/remove screws than a screwdriver.
kaiser051
17 Dec 15#6
Its coming up at 10.99 for me and i havent got prime ? Get all the way to checkout and its not mentioning prime?
daedos to kaiser051
17 Dec 15#10
HUKD quotes two prices since Prime gets free delivery. Without Prime this item incurs postage making it 15.74, not 10.99.
glenner
17 Dec 15#9
Just about to purchase this for my Dad for Christmas until it popped up "you purchased this item December 6th 2014" - wonder if he would remember!
robcawsey
17 Dec 15#11
Is the bit holder retention ring standing up to it? Meaning does it still retain/hold the bits, after extensive usage?
Also, could anyone tell me, is the magnet in the bit holder powerful enough to hold screws on the bits, like I know the Wera below will?
Looks a good value set, with a nice case.
dilyes
17 Dec 15#12
I bought this a year ago and it has been used very often. Good quality but this is the normal price on Amazon, sometimes it goes to £10.26.
sswinner
17 Dec 15#13
£15.90 now..
snoopy18 to sswinner
17 Dec 15#14
Look again
mistafaz
17 Dec 151#15
It still holds every bit like new. I've been using it for 8 months now. The magnet is also powerful enough to hold couple of screws. I use my driver to install/remove screws from motherboards, laptops, television sets etc so the bits aren't really working too hard. Good value set :smiley:
Everything about the dewalt one looks nicer. I have one and can vouch for the quality.
Smartguy1 to Mada06
17 Dec 15#19
Yes, I do agree but usually when this is posted they go out of stock very quick. Bosch could be second best. There is an Hitachi one I seen too think it was on Screwfix but the box looks better quality on the Dewalt.
bellarious
17 Dec 15#18
been this price for ages! good set though, not sure how it got so hot but hey its christmas lol
Opening post
I've previously bought one for £15, but at £11 its a steal. Nice little stocking filler for anyone working in construction.
All bits come in a presentable yellow plastic box, with a transparent plastic top, locked by a metal latch on the side. A swivel clip is found on the rear, which is handy to have on your belt/clipped on your pockets.
This also falls on the Amazon 4 for 3 home and garden deal, make sure all 4 items have the special offer available in the product description, using code HNG4FOR3.
All comments (19)
No one uses it cos its mine.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dewalt-dt7969-32-piece-xr-professional-magnetic-screwdriver-accessory-set-10-26-2205005
This set is the closest I have found to that one and is for impact drivers.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/DeWalt-DT70523-QZ-Impact-Screw-driving/dp/B00EQCFV3Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1450338561&sr=8-1&keywords=dewalt+impact+bits
Also, could anyone tell me, is the magnet in the bit holder powerful enough to hold screws on the bits, like I know the Wera below will?
Looks a good value set, with a nice case.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00403M7OU?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=ox_sc_sfl_title_3&smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE