It looks great but I embed screws into wood at angles and close to inside corners. It's a no-go for my purposes. I'll stick with the perennial drywall screw gun style magnetic bit holder with which there are no restrictions. I love innovation in any case.
Thanks , but as a mechanic my main issue is bit breakage I’ve been using Irwin bits for last year but last week I broke 3 🤢 they just can’t win on these as if not hard enough they strip if to hard they snap. The heat treat is hard to do when cost is the goal
I have the Dewalt angle bit holder,it fits into my Bosch 1/2 /1/4 square drive impact driver, it is just right to fit in the pull back locking collar, I am amazed I never had one before,and the magnetic hold is ok,
As a hardware installer I love the pivot holder, no quick release mechanism but it's super handy for tight situations and I keep a pair of needle nose pliers to switch bits which I don't have to do often because I mainly use Phillips screws. It is magnetic too.
I have this type of bit by Dewalt but the tip is plastic but it releases the same way. I also have the dewalt plastic magnetic sleeve too. I like this being all metal. Keep the quest going.
What is the difference between this and the regular DeWalt magnetic screwdriving bit drive guide with the sleeve? Don't they both do the same?..... I am sold. I am going to get the DEWALT TOUGH GRIP 27-Piece Steel Hex Shank Screwdriver Bit Set at Lowe's today as it is currently on sale for only $9.98 (retail $19.98) and it actually comes with this Tough Grip rapid load tool as well as the regular magnetic screwdriving bit drive guide too. It even comes with 4 hex drill bits too. I compared the Tough Grip rapid load tool to this magnetic screwdriving bit holder and the difference is a "SureSet magnetic fastener holding system".
I bought one. I was at Lowe’s for something else and I couldn’t resist picking one up to go with the DeWalt driver/drill I got for Father’s Day. Nice add to the DeWalt tool bag that the drill comes with. Thanks.
The silver ring on the end with the magnet is removable. Useful when removing a screw that was recessed to deeply or if you need to clean metal particles that collect on the magnet!
@@lazycarper7925 Wera is my preferred still. The dewalt will get pulled into action if I want the stronger magnet. Never used the Makita version. The dewalt releases when you pull back while the Wera releases by pushing forward. This difference prevents the bit from being accidently released when driving a screw in to deep.
@@lazycarper7925 Yes. This is one of the beefier items from dewalt, however dewalt can be more hit or miss to quality. Wera does use more plastic but not in a way to reduce quality. Unfortunately the plastic does feel cheap.
OMG! All this time I've been yanking it out with pliers. Tried to remove the inner ring many times to loosen the grip without success. I go to my toolbox, wrong dewalt bit holder. Still need pliers.
USA yes but all made abroad I just checked my dewalt tools purchased in the U.K. . It’s reads 2007 made in China including the batteries My new stuff 2014 says made in Mexico 🇲🇽 Germany 🇩🇪 Czech Republic 🇨🇿 Batteries Germany 🇩🇪 Indonesia 🇮🇩 New stuff 2024 Mexico 🇲🇽, China , indonesia 🇮🇩 American design amd invention and creator EVERYTHING made abroad 😅 like all brands … made in China in the end for 5x more profit Nothing Dewalt is made in USA 🇺🇸 China 🇨🇳
I hit the like button around the 8th or ninth “cool” lol too funny bro. This is the first TRZ video I’ve seen so I’m headed over to the channel now to verify whether I shall be ringing the esteemed “bell notifications.”
Wera ring magnet! With that, it releases the bit by pulling the collet forward so it won’t drop the bit or release it if you overdrive the fastener. The dewalt will get pushed back by the material you’re fastening and then release the bit. The wera has much better construction than the dewalt as well.
I like the idea of these bit holders as a means of holding the screw for one handed work , but i have rarely ever needed one . My left hand is the ideal screw holder and i have never misplaced it .
DEWALT when i drop your bits from 6 feet when i work . Your big head extensionheads break . Electricians cants use big head bits like that at the Breaker
I been using that for a few years now, I also have its bigger brother the 6" extension with the magnetic ring, after using these bit holders I couldn't imagine life without them. Nice review 👍
For roofers the ejection tool (like on the Bosch) is a little bit too good... some bits get thrown out and you have climb to find your expensive little tool.
I just use a 6mm magnetic hex with magnetic bits, suits me just fine, screws stay on and bits stay in, just pull it out whenever. ( yes I know how that sounds, sHuT uP)
As a… mechanic? If any mechanic I know is trying to fasten machine thread bolts at a 45 degree angle like a self threading wood screw, consider them fired. You have truly spoken like somebody who’s never been in the trades.
The magnetic holder is amazing, helps one handed driving of screws. But this looks to me like they've ripped of Wera Rapidaptor as it's effectively the same thing and been out over 10 years.
I have the little yellow one. It does the same job, but it is much more of a pain in the ass if you are changing bits alot. To the good, it is a more compact setup. Depends on what you are doing and where you are doing it, I suppose.
Hey Clint! Great Video! I just got the Milwaukee version in the mail and gonna put it to the test. I might even purchase the DeWalt and do a comparison video. Awesome review dude, thanks a lot!
Currently clearance at tractor supply in a small kit. 5.99 with 8-10 black DeWalt 1" drive bits. Grabbed 3 of them. Magnet works great. As for the lock and release it works okay but compared to my Wiha locking bit holder the manufacturer quality is night and day. Action of the Wiha is easily superior. Feels very precise and tactile
I wish the business end didn't have such aggressive knurling to help prevent scratching the work surface if the head brushes over the material stationary or while spinning. Otherwise, it's a really good design utilizing one handed operation. Perfect for ladders and tight spots.
The perfect drive was made over a century ago: Robertson. The bit will hold onto the screw like nothing else. So much so that it's sometimes difficult to remove! Overall, better than Phillips.
I was watching this video, when my wife walked in during the "Whaaaaaaaaaa? Cool! Cool! Cool! Cool! Cool!... " segment. She said, "That guy's weird, Danny." LOL!
@Fretboard Burner, she was walking through the living room, into the kitchen. She was actual cooking my dinner at the time. So I should get bonus points.
I absolutely love the idea of it being a magnetic bit holder. However, as far as using it for small framing tasks, I can't see how the head of the screw will self-counter sink when toe screwing through the end of a 2x4 like you can with a commonly used straight shank bit. It seems the shoulder on this bit holder would be prevent the countersink. I could be wrong. Anyways, nice locking feature.
I've had this tool for at least 5 yrs and dug it out of mothballs, because i was building a wooden fence and got sick and tired of dropping my screws on the ground and used it for the first time yesterday and loved it.. ps the only draw back i have found is when the screw is set the tip bounces out , but not always tried the dewalt , but the magnet kept breaking and i have two of the dewalt holders featured here.
is this adapter have a model number? ask because i want to buy it . i went to HD they don't have it n LOWE'S they don't know what is it. thanks for the video. have a nice holiday. BE BLESS
Unrelated to the topic, but those dewalt impacts are trash. - I wrote that at the start. That dewalt magnetic bit holder looks super clutch. Might order one.
@@ToolReviewZone Awesome job on this video. I want one but the link you share here is to a product that multiple people in the comments/questions say that you have to use a pair of pliers to remove the bit. I don't think this is the same product.
2:14 A mechanic don't use construction, deck screws or even general purpose screws. Screws are usually used on some interior trim pieces, but you don't need a power tool to loosen or tighten those.
my brother gave me a dewalt dc925 xrp and it's not working and i wanted to change the brushes to see if that will make it work. but i don't want to spend money on an impact wrench so my question to you is can i buy the dewalt impact wrench adapters 1/4 3/8 and 1/2 to change parts on my car so please let me know
It looks great but I embed screws into wood at angles and close to inside corners. It's a no-go for my purposes. I'll stick with the perennial drywall screw gun style magnetic bit holder with which there are no restrictions. I love innovation in any case.
As a mechanic, I’m relieved to know I’ll no longer be dropping wood screws into my engine with this attachment.
That bulky head is a hassle for me. Tnx
Thanks , but as a mechanic my main issue is bit breakage I’ve been using Irwin bits for last year but last week I broke 3 🤢 they just can’t win on these as if not hard enough they strip if to hard they snap. The heat treat is hard to do when cost is the goal
My thoughts on this attachment were 1:30
I have the Dewalt angle bit holder,it fits into my Bosch 1/2 /1/4 square drive impact driver, it is just right to fit in the pull back locking collar, I am amazed I never had one before,and the magnetic hold is ok,
As a hardware installer I love the pivot holder, no quick release mechanism but it's super handy for tight situations and I keep a pair of needle nose pliers to switch bits which I don't have to do often because I mainly use Phillips screws. It is magnetic too.
I actually just bought it, but haven't had a chance to use it yet. I've heard a lot of good things about it though
I have this type of bit by Dewalt but the tip is plastic but it releases the same way. I also have the dewalt plastic magnetic sleeve too. I like this being all metal. Keep the quest going.
The quest shall continue my bro!!!!!
The metal one is much more robust and adaptive than the plastic dealio, I have the plastic ones also but I never use them...
What I don’t like with screw adaptor is it become Wabble when you screw it.
Good video
The link doesn't work. Where would you buy one please?
What is the difference between this and the regular DeWalt magnetic screwdriving bit drive guide with the sleeve? Don't they both do the same?..... I am sold. I am going to get the DEWALT TOUGH GRIP 27-Piece Steel Hex Shank Screwdriver Bit Set at Lowe's today as it is currently on sale for only $9.98 (retail $19.98) and it actually comes with this Tough Grip rapid load tool as well as the regular magnetic screwdriving bit drive guide too. It even comes with 4 hex drill bits too. I compared the Tough Grip rapid load tool to this magnetic screwdriving bit holder and the difference is a "SureSet magnetic fastener holding system".
Can you give me a product code please? Thank you !
I bought one. I was at Lowe’s for something else and I couldn’t resist picking one up to go with the DeWalt driver/drill I got for Father’s Day. Nice add to the DeWalt tool bag that the drill comes with. Thanks.
Can't you use a magnetic bit?
Great review Clint 👏
Thanks Fab 👊👊👊
Just what i need!
Metal stud framing 👍
Here's a question, why don't manufacturers just make those damn bits magnetic!!!!!!!!
Soft metal
Then they couldn't sell us these things.
Just buy a magnetizer
@@Tre16 I use an old subwoofer magnet
I'm buying it right now!
Let me know how you like it Jose👊
@@ToolReviewZone what website can i buy it?
The silver ring on the end with the magnet is removable. Useful when removing a screw that was recessed to deeply or if you need to clean metal particles that collect on the magnet!
Thanks Geoff! I actually forgot to add that to the video, and was kicking myself right I'd the butt for it!
geoff are these good bits, or should i get a different make eg wera or makita?, thanks
@@lazycarper7925 Wera is my preferred still. The dewalt will get pulled into action if I want the stronger magnet. Never used the Makita version. The dewalt releases when you pull back while the Wera releases by pushing forward. This difference prevents the bit from being accidently released when driving a screw in to deep.
@@geoffgranger718 thanks wera is 10 quid, the dewalt is 7 quid, would you still get the wera based on that price?
@@lazycarper7925 Yes. This is one of the beefier items from dewalt, however dewalt can be more hit or miss to quality. Wera does use more plastic but not in a way to reduce quality. Unfortunately the plastic does feel cheap.
OMG! All this time I've been yanking it out with pliers. Tried to remove the inner ring many times to loosen the grip without success.
I go to my toolbox, wrong dewalt bit holder. Still need pliers.
USA yes but all made abroad I just checked my dewalt tools purchased in the U.K. .
It’s reads 2007 made in China including the batteries
My new stuff 2014 says made in
Mexico 🇲🇽
Germany 🇩🇪
Czech Republic 🇨🇿
Batteries
Germany 🇩🇪
Indonesia 🇮🇩
New stuff 2024 Mexico 🇲🇽, China , indonesia 🇮🇩
American design amd invention and creator EVERYTHING made abroad 😅 like all brands … made in China in the end for 5x more profit
Nothing Dewalt is made in USA 🇺🇸
China 🇨🇳
I hit the like button around the 8th or ninth “cool” lol too funny bro. This is the first TRZ video I’ve seen so I’m headed over to the channel now to verify whether I shall be ringing the esteemed “bell notifications.”
You are the man Jay. Thanks for the comment brother
Doesn't set the head of the screw ESPECIALLY at an angle.. Pity
What name tool it is ?
Just bought a DeWalt one of these didn't like it. Would much rather just use a magnetic bit tip holder
Amazing
What is the “Makita magnet we’ve been using” that is stronger than this one. Model please. Thanks
Type makita in the youtube search box. Don't be lazy.
@@mynameisgladiator1933 Yes, like Makita only makes magnetic bits, nothing else is going to show up when you type Makita 😒
@@Zink66 kkkkkkkkkkkkk
Saw your video and had to order one!!! The item I didn't know I needed so bad!! Thanks
If the Makita is better. why would I buy the DeWalt?
Too big and bulky! Cant even see the bit. your bit is destroyed if you cant find it or feel it! so it sucks!
Yes it's difficult to see a predrilled hole inside cabinets or tight spots. 🤔
Wera ring magnet! With that, it releases the bit by pulling the collet forward so it won’t drop the bit or release it if you overdrive the fastener. The dewalt will get pushed back by the material you’re fastening and then release the bit. The wera has much better construction than the dewalt as well.
and three times the cost
I like the idea of these bit holders as a means of holding the screw for one handed work , but i have rarely ever needed one . My left hand is the ideal screw holder and i have never misplaced it .
You will be shooting bits all over the job, guaranteed. I bought one.
DEWALT when i drop your bits from 6 feet when i work . Your big head extensionheads break . Electricians cants use big head bits like that at the Breaker
What if your driving screws at an angle? Does it set the screw below the surface?
Link to buy doesn't work
That is definitely ...
*COOL😎👍💯 KOOL 👀👍KEWL 🤩👍Cewl !!😍👍💓*
SO KEEEEWLLL!
I been using that for a few years now, I also have its bigger brother the 6" extension with the magnetic ring, after using these bit holders I couldn't imagine life without them. Nice review 👍
Thanks Gravity! I agree, they have all been pretty cool so far, but I have a few more up my sleeves
Can’t seems to find it anywhere I’ve tried every where to buy it
🤔 is the link not working in the description anymore?
@@ToolReviewZone it is not. It shows "The link is not currently active." 😔
not all the phillip bits are the same length tho... it ONLY works with bits the are the same length.
Totally know why guys like this so much. 😂
Why I dont get it
You are a naughty lady Valencia! Besos de Holanda 💐
For roofers the ejection tool (like on the Bosch) is a little bit too good... some bits get thrown out and you have climb to find your expensive little tool.
I just use a 6mm magnetic hex with magnetic bits, suits me just fine, screws stay on and bits stay in, just pull it out whenever. ( yes I know how that sounds, sHuT uP)
tooo much cool....
link does not work. what is the part number and name of this dewalt device?
Dont like the wobble
As a… mechanic? If any mechanic I know is trying to fasten machine thread bolts at a 45 degree angle like a self threading wood screw, consider them fired. You have truly spoken like somebody who’s never been in the trades.
Wooooooow 👌👍😎
Same thing happens to me when I get up at 3am to go to the bathroom "Boing"Whaaaaaa. I think they stole my idea :o/
Anyone else find that the ring magnet is easy to damage and anyone managed to replace it?
Great idea to incorporate right into the impact driver itself. Like the Ridgid (except the magnetic is still missing in the Ridgid).
The magnetic holder is amazing, helps one handed driving of screws. But this looks to me like they've ripped of Wera Rapidaptor as it's effectively the same thing and been out over 10 years.
This is my favorite part too 😍 Waaaaaaaaaa!!! Cooo😂😂😂oolll!!
This tool won't work on stainless steel screws. It just drops down from any magnetic bit holder when I installed my composite deck.
Thanks for 5he tip, purchased the kit. Now I know what that bit will do.
Great video thanks,but for me the best is Wera Suporte drill bits👌👌👌 lenghts here from Portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
I have the little yellow one. It does the same job, but it is much more of a pain in the ass if you are changing bits alot. To the good, it is a more compact setup.
Depends on what you are doing and where you are doing it, I suppose.
I was so impressed with the video, I just ordered one off of Amazon. Just too lazy to go to Lowes to pick it up.
Barry
Let me know how you like it Barry!!!
how do I find this piece? Name?
I placed a link in the description of this video 👊
@@ToolReviewZone The link is not currently active.
Hey Clint! Great Video! I just got the Milwaukee version in the mail and gonna put it to the test. I might even purchase the DeWalt and do a comparison video. Awesome review dude, thanks a lot!
Thanks John! Keep up the great work bo
Currently clearance at tractor supply in a small kit. 5.99 with 8-10 black DeWalt 1" drive bits. Grabbed 3 of them. Magnet works great. As for the lock and release it works okay but compared to my Wiha locking bit holder the manufacturer quality is night and day. Action of the Wiha is easily
superior. Feels very precise and tactile
I don't like that the thing adds 2.5 inches to the compact convenience of most impact drivers. Get it right, get it tight
WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!
bit come out like di_k
😂 😂!
but very informative video 👍
This bit isn't bad still love my makita magnatizer little better but it's a good set of accessories
so what's the best bit & screw holder?
Good thing that you used a Milwaukee bit. Because Dewalt bits Suck.
Cool 🤣🔥
I prefer the magnetic rings that slip over any bit
I love the Makita one, and also have a really powerful one that I was going to show from another brand
@@ToolReviewZone i think the one i have came in a set of irwin bits
COOL!
I wish the business end didn't have such aggressive knurling to help prevent scratching the work surface if the head brushes over the material stationary or while spinning. Otherwise, it's a really good design utilizing one handed operation. Perfect for ladders and tight spots.
So dewalt copyed harbour freight inpact
Everyone copies everyone dude. You think all these tool manufacturers all came up with the ideas for all these tools at the exact same time 🤣
The perfect drive was made over a century ago: Robertson. The bit will hold onto the screw like nothing else. So much so that it's sometimes difficult to remove! Overall, better than Phillips.
Certainly makes job easier.👍👍
Nice review. I will look for one of these. If only it came with a stainless steel magnet.....
Quero vê fazer isso numa tábua de ipê sem furar o pinho e fácil
Фигня этот адаптер. Развалился на части после 2-х недель работы
Twice I clicked on your links and twice they were either wrong or inactive. What’s up with that??
Links change by the store sometime. I'll double check
I was watching this video, when my wife walked in during the "Whaaaaaaaaaa? Cool! Cool! Cool! Cool! Cool!... " segment. She said, "That guy's weird, Danny." LOL!
Lol, can't say she is wrong hahaha
LOL!
@Fretboard Burner, she was walking through the living room, into the kitchen. She was actual cooking my dinner at the time. So I should get bonus points.
She made cheeseburgers for supper, which are technically sandwiches. So she was actually just passing through on her way to make me a samich.
That's cool! Thank you!
i just like the ones with the foreskin , it holds the nails better
Nice unless you work with Stainless screws...
Have you done 12 videos on this same product? 😂
bit does not pop out like it does in your video. why?
I absolutely love the idea of it being a magnetic bit holder. However, as far as using it for small framing tasks, I can't see how the head of the screw will self-counter sink when toe screwing through the end of a 2x4 like you can with a commonly used straight shank bit. It seems the shoulder on this bit holder would be prevent the countersink. I could be wrong. Anyways, nice locking feature.
Many thanks for this, I will have to get one. Kind regards, and greetings from Africa.
You welcome David!!!!!
I’m going to try this bit!
I've had this tool for at least 5 yrs and dug it out of mothballs, because i was building a wooden fence and got sick and tired of dropping my screws on the ground and used it for the first time yesterday and loved it.. ps the only draw back i have found is when the screw is set the tip bounces out , but not always tried the dewalt , but the magnet kept breaking and i have two of the dewalt holders featured here.
is this adapter have a model number? ask because i want to buy it . i went to HD they don't have it n LOWE'S they don't know what is it. thanks for the video. have a nice holiday. BE BLESS
Got a new link on where to purchase this, the one in the description doesn't go anywhere?
Unrelated to the topic, but those dewalt impacts are trash.
- I wrote that at the start. That dewalt magnetic bit holder looks super clutch. Might order one.
Your link is no longer valid. Do you have a newer one?
homedepot.sjv.io/P1ByM
@@ToolReviewZone out of all these type of magnetic bit holder whats your favorite
@@ToolReviewZone Awesome job on this video. I want one but the link you share here is to a product that multiple people in the comments/questions say that you have to use a pair of pliers to remove the bit. I don't think this is the same product.
2:14 A mechanic don't use construction, deck screws or even general purpose screws. Screws are usually used on some interior trim pieces, but you don't need a power tool to loosen or tighten those.
my brother gave me a dewalt dc925 xrp and it's not working and i wanted to change the brushes to see if that will make it work. but i don't want to spend money on an impact wrench so my question to you is can i buy the dewalt impact wrench adapters 1/4 3/8 and 1/2 to change parts on my car so please let me know
Does it require special bits or any short ones will do for holding a screw ?
link is useless. whats the part number ?
Nice video can it work on cement to ?
I tried it. I like it. Does good things. Good addition to the tool box.
Thanks for the feedback Hubby
I like the Bauer bit