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Condense your tool load
With one 1/4" hex screwdriver handle, a cordless drill, and an assorted bit set, this completes everything needed for all fasteners. Just remember to set the drill to torque, not for drill bits. I've broken one.
Published on January 22, 2010 by Eolian
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Be careful with the smaller diameter bits
These work great unless you're using the smaller sized bits. I have a Bosch Impacter that I use to drive these and I've broken two of the medium/small sized bits. I don't recall the sizes but they were for 1/4-20 and 10-24 flat head cap screws. It was a royal pain trying to remove the screws after the ball end broke off -- it required grinding a slot in the head of the...
Published on May 13, 2008 by Kyle Rhodes
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Condense your tool load,
By Eolian (Indy) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Bondhus 11036 Set of 12 Balldriver Insert Bits, sizes 5/64-1/2-Inch (Tools & Home Improvement)
With one 1/4" hex screwdriver handle, a cordless drill, and an assorted bit set, this completes everything needed for all fasteners. Just remember to set the drill to torque, not for drill bits. I've broken one.
0 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Be careful with the smaller diameter bits,
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This review is from: Bondhus 11036 Set of 12 Balldriver Insert Bits, sizes 5/64-1/2-Inch (Tools & Home Improvement)
These work great unless you're using the smaller sized bits. I have a Bosch Impacter that I use to drive these and I've broken two of the medium/small sized bits. I don't recall the sizes but they were for 1/4-20 and 10-24 flat head cap screws. It was a royal pain trying to remove the screws after the ball end broke off -- it required grinding a slot in the head of the screw in order to use a screwdriver to try and break it free. Not fun at all!
I still use the larger sized bits, but I go back to hand wrenches when I need to work with the smaller sizes. I just don't trust them! |
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