NEVER BUY THIS DeWALT TOOL ACCESSORY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2019
- NEVER BUY THIS DeWALT TOOL ACCESSORY VCG Construction tells you multiple reasons to never buy these DeWalt Tool accessory kits. we also go over better DeWalt Driver bit tool accessory kits that you should be completing your construction projects with. We give the #VeryCoolGang two main Dewalt tool accessory driver bit options but we tell you which driver bit kit is the better #ToolDeal because we know ya'll love a good tool deal. Only if you watch the entire video will you be wise enough to know why you should never buy this #DeWalt tool accessory driver bit kits !
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Very helpful... basically new to the world of power tools etc. your videos have been a big help... I’ve ordered bits already for the “house” drill at the job... but I just ordered The Dewalt dck2991t1 combo kit so I going to get a set of the impact bits as well. Again thanks for the info I will be watching.
Thanks George we appreciate that, and we’re glad the videos are helpful!
It would be real nice if you could add pictures when leaving comments like ummm everywhere with a few exceptions. A way around it is upload a vid to TH-cam my next reply will have the link
This guy is a dip shit.
How can you be new to power tools? Did you just start construction? Or have you always just worked around people that have them but never bothered to try them bcz ur so old fashioned?
Ed Crespo
“New” as in the details regarding them. I had an general knowledge as far as what they are but I didn’t know the nuances for instance “hammer drills, brushless motors etc.” I didn’t know anything about that stuff. I recently got promoted at my day job that requires “handyman” work so I’m making myself more familiar with details about them.
0:48 in “I don’t have a whole lotta time today in this video”. Christ help us all when he does have the time.
Lol
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Exactly
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is it not the standard to tell everybody your busy?
The legend has it he’s still talking about screw bits .. briefly
“I don’t have a whole lotta time today in this video” - then the first 10 minutes of the video can be summarized into one sentence: "dont buy bits kits without a clear window. You will never know contents of them by looking at them, and then you will waste your time by opening them one by one to check." Thanks very much VCG! That backs up your opening statement so well. ^o^
"Let me tell ya something"
26:55 and "this video will be brief" :) Still a decent video :)
I agree Leo - "...we're gonna make this one brief - 0:52", could have been summed up with one or two sentences... Even if you didn't want to sum it up like that; at 4:25, he already stated why he wouldn't buy these kit's. And that's the other thing - for the first min. and a half, based on the words he used and the way he presented this, it sounding like he, "was NEVER going to use these kit's EVER again!!" LOL Seriously? Almost 27 min... "for clear lids?" Yeah, no kidding their better, but that's 27 min's I'll never get back again! My impression is Vince likes to ham it up with a lot of fluff and pauses that seemed like he didn't know the end of a few of his thoughts. Good effort Vince, but try to take into consideration that other people's time is valuable to them.
@@TheeSSgtRod haha good on ya my friend, for the detailed analysis !!!
I’m going to keep it brief.......30 minutes later.😂
What a lovely dumb; ass
Dewalt must be the ones giving buck
Haha, I thought the same thing
Haha 😂
Waffles on worse than the wife
0:50 "we're gonna make this one BRIEF"
Me:
Wish I could like this but I don’t wanna ruin the count keep on doin da whammy
I like the yellow boxes. Just write on em or label em. They fit better in a work bag than the big flat boxes and dont break like the cheap plastic flat cases
Color 'em. Don't have to read then it's even faster
Time is money but damn if you didn’t procrastinate getting to the point 🤦♂️
All of their videos are this way. 45 seconds of useful information dragged out into a twenty plus minute video to keep their watch time metric up and the ad money rolling in. I despise this tactic. Just give us the damn information and scrap all the useless repetitive stuff. Plus his personality is annoyingly high energy
@@AndrewServin he doesn't have mid rolls so the over 10 minute mark means nothing in terms of ad revenue
Hey the guy makes sense is trying to explain what's out there for homebuilders or DIY people I'm a pro for 30 years I like the videos
More time talking about bits is more money for them
You can buy the box separate. I’ve taken the bits out of my old yellow boxes and put them in the new clear top.
FYI: the yellow boxes make for a good bandaid box. Also good for small sockets that tend to get scattered in your tool box.
I make superkits myself too brother
Funny that a “short” video here about a screwdriver bit is 27 minutes...
Love the vids but do wish they were about 75% shorter. I end up rarely watching the whole thing and jumping through a lot missing so much.
THIS Moe_RON is incapable of getting to the point in ANY sort of reasonable manner..
@ 6:00 we learn, “I haven’t used these bits yet...”
Jesus, thought that’s reason we’re here.
Prolly more ‘useful’ FYI after that...IDK. 🤷🏻♂️ 🤷🏾♂️
but at least we know it has a clear lid now.
Chris Jennings
Beat me to it
Love his reviews but he is very long winded and takes the short 27 minutes to say just buy the box in which you can see the bits. Personally I have the yellow box, but I know exactly what's in it without having to use a sharpie. I have the one for bits, and I have a red one for drill bits: color coded: KISS (keep it simple stupid) I've been told. I do have a clear one with all specialty bits including a larger sample of torx bits, including the safety ones. I mean just a T20 and T25 doesn't cut it. There are T10 head screws so now you're phucked without one. Just my 2 cents
The same guys that said you don't need magnetic are the same guys that said you don't need power steering.
Love your delivery
Your videos are way too long. This should be a 2 or 3 minute video.
And this was a brief one...
To much unnecessary BS.....I only watched half of it and got tired... should go straight to the point ....
Your comment is way too long. You should just STFU scrub.
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@@edcrespo1722 excuse me dude I didn't know you were so soft on something that wasn't even direct it at you. "Private attorney"
This video has motivated me to do a pencil sharpening video with this kind of motivation and excitement
I bought both of those clear kits about 6 months ago. the new way of being able to remove and store bits/drivers was a game changer for me. I hated the old inserts for bits/drivers.
No DeWalt's #2 bits are literally the best. You'd never know it until you try it, but it's like they figured out how to machine the thing perfectly.
Been using battery screwdrivers since the eighties and the best bits I've found are dewalt ,I buy small clear box of 50 or 25 pz2 ,and I've tried them all including impact bits they all break but the dewalt last longer and are cheaper
You take too long to get to the point. Your videos are typically click bait. 1hr of video to say 10minutes of information. Just keep it simple
3 minutes of info packed into a 25 min video
@@Stan9106 repeat repeat anoy
Is 1 hour of rambling. Watch a tool comparison video lol
I agree. 30 minutes of shouting with basically zero information value. Waste of time.
because you are dealing with an idiot
The Max Fit kit that he shows in this video is current $9.97 @ HD. I bought it yesterday and this video suddenly appears today on my TH-cam recommended list.. TH-cam and google is watching me.
"I dont have a lot of time in this video, Today. We're gonna make this one brief." Takes four minutes to get to the point.
27 minutes to tell us about a see through case
The box I bought, showed what was inside, and it didn't have a clear cover...🤔
"This is a combo-nation" 😂😂😂
I agree having that magnatizer is a must when you running thousands of screws
They fit the screws well, but I'm glad they give you a bunch of them because in my experience they don't last long at all.
Yes, I’m one of those that mark the cases on a few sides for easy ID depending on how they are stored. Even on the red Milwaukee cases but I separate the drill and driver bits by type into personal kits of my choosing to ease the process as well. The boys do like the new clear cases also and they mix and match to their own preferences. Though I prefer the Milwaukee style of holding the bits the dewalts can be a bit of a pain. So I cut the top tabs off these so the bits can lay in easier. Hot glue small cheap bar magnets from hobby lobby onto the back side of holders and bits stay in place. As the bits are used up I pick up the particular size bits in their cluster packages as needed when refilling the cases. I’m not an expert but thought I’d share something that works well for me. Stay safe
Good tips Tim we all appreciate!!
At 19:28 you experienced why I have always hated those tiny bits that go in the magnetic sleeve. Too often the bit stays on the screw. I would only use the 2" bits that lock into the driver. But the new Milwaukee tiny bits actually lock into the sleeve.
I did buy some Dewalt bits with the magnetic sleeve when I saw your video awhile back. I had never seen them until then.
A little masking tape on the bit then force it in the bit holder. Bit will only come out with pliers. Cheaper than buying 2 inch bits and they will be magnetic.
I have the opposite problem, the holder requires a few whacks on something sturdy to release the bit. I keep the same bit in until it breaks or wears out, and just swap the holder out entirely with a 2" bit when changing to different screws, seems counter intuitive but it's faster than fighting with it.
I stopped buying kits years ago as I have loads of stuff that I don’t use from kits years ago. Just buy what I need when I use it most wera PZ2 bits 25 at a time usually
Just said the same thing. Kits suck!
Black Friday deals for 2 months during Covid I found myself with about 10 of the clear case kits.
They snap together for easy storage but if you have 4 or 5 snapped together keep your main kits on top.
I could probably get away with 3 or 4 of them but it's nice to have the option when needed.
Wow it’s a clear lid 🤯...😂 how hard was it to label your old kit? 🤷♂️
The fact they attach to one another is honestly pretty awesome and would be nice I need to get some new kitsch anyways haha🤷♂️🤷♂️
You can label it, but you are wont keep a running list/inventory of each bit. Missing bits, or a custom kit with different bits would be harder to simply label the contents.
A clear lid, gives you all the info you need at a glance. Time saving.
The lazy issue. 😂
It's helpful if you could see the content before you buy them
I mean, I like the fact its clear... but it ain't gonna make my purchase descision!
Vince, I agree that the magnetic bits are important to have versus a "good fitting" bit. More important is that you have a magnetic bit when you are teaching a child to drive screws. Kids get discouraged when the screw keeps falling away from the bit.
Kids can easily learn handling the non-magnetic as well.
Here's a PRO Tip! (Yes I'm a Professional) No2 bits and many Other bits Don't "FIT" screws Properly because the "Bits" are too long on the Tip! So they Don't fit the screws Correctly. Put the "Bit" in a driver and knock the point off of the Bit with a Grinder or a Metal Chop Saw. Grind the point off so it "Seats" into the screw. Some "Bits" CAN just be Improperly sized, but a Lot of times the "Bit" is bottoming out!
I have to tell you that I bought a DeWALT table saw for re-caping post and beam housed and with it's rack and pinion style fence adjustment it is the very best portable table saw I have ever used - ever ! I really appreciate learning more about the Dwalt screw bits and there magnetic partner for the impact drill. Hard to get these in the Philippines but I am back in Canada twice a year and I will be traveling with these kits. Thanks ...
Thanks Vince for the info, I got the Makita gold bit set for $10 like 2 weeks ago but I'll look into them for the future.
I've always loved their max fit kit also. I was extremely glad to see when they updated the case.
I agree tons of companys dont do the number 2 bits very well for fitment
That's why I use the tough case system. Clear, and they interlock
I've found the tough cases very durable. I've dropped mine locked together while I was installing gutters on a 3 story house to concrete patio and they didn't separate or crack.
Boom!!
"Going to make this one breif"
*checks timebar
26 minutes. niccee
I really enjoyed your presentation of these Dewalt Drive Kits. I just got a New 20 Volt brushless Drill driver, now I have to get some bits. I now know what to get! Thanks so much for your enthusiasm. It's a pleasure watching you explain even the smallest nuance of any product that your presenting. Looking forward to more of your presentations. Thanks again!! Mark G.
I normally go with Bosch for bits and drivers, but typically use DeWalt cordless and Bosch corded tools. DeWalt drill bits are all solid choices I have a few of in my shop at all times.
We're gonna keep this one brief.....a year later
Clear boxes get scuffed and cloudy AF after a while. Just saying.
And dude....DECAF......DECAF!! Hahahahaa!!
I once saw a vid by a guy called Techmoan on YT... he was restoring a record player with a clear plastic top. He used Brasso, wad of material in a can (not the liquid version) to "sand" clear plastic smooth. Its a hidden gem. From England I believe.
I agree on this. Look through multiple kits to either find the same thing or find what you’re looking for on the last kit
I bought 6 amp batteries a DeWalt within 3 years they were cracking or they slide back into your drills and sawzalls I was shocked at Lowe's gave me new ones to replace them they cost about $200 for two of them I'm so grateful to Lowe's
I just use a sharpie to tell them apart, they’re construction tools and as such I don’t expect them to win any beauty contests
Love that you, and your channel, know what a Robertson is. Robertson’s may not mean much in the USA but in Canada they are well regarded. Any stripped Philips can be scoured out and use a Robertson to remove the otherwise stripped screw. If the Robby’s round off then shave me down for ice picks and other useful things
We had a drill sergeant join our ranks one training cycle that was just like this cat... loud, not too bright, went on and on without getting anywhere. Needless to say, he wasn't all that popular with the recruits, but us NCOs found him endlessly amusing ;)
For at a glance identification you can use varying color tape as labels and you can even use different patterns.Single stripe, double stripe, etc.
Vince gives it to us straight. That’s why we’re all here! Have a great weekend bud.
Thank you Rob and Sarah! Have a great weekend!
They have a kit at the Depot with the magnetizer in it now
I love this channel, I appreciate how thorough you are and that you get excited about the little things, keeps the watching interesting.
Wow, I've been using that "magnetizer" as my new drywall dimpler bit. The free floating collar doesn't scuff your face paper like the ones with the stationary collar👌. Never even thought of using it any other way until now, thanks!!
Thanks for taking they time as usual you guys did a great video. I definitely agree with you Vince magnetic bits is the only way to go.
Magnetic!!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Vince Great Video ✌✌✌✌✌✌
Vince actually dribbles more than my wife..
I didn't think it was possible but i've been proved wrong once again..
proven*
ahh Christ I sound like MY wife
I had this same problem when I bought a couple of Milwaukee kits on BF. I took all the bits and holders out, grabbed a forstner bit, hogged out some holes, and glued in some plexi. Problem solved.
You are 100% right about needing magnetism on those driver bits especially when you're running miles a freaking pipe in the building and you're up on a ladder constantly I don't want to have to get down to pick up a thousand f****** screws I'd rather have the magnet it so I can have one hand on the ladder or the lift control or the pipe I'm passing into the wall and ceiling or Joyce anyting and the other hand on my driver and be able to securely put it in without having to put a new screw on every 10 seconds cuz I'm in a hurry and if I'm not using a magnetic tip it falls off right as I get the damn thing into my one hole strap or the tapcon falls out of the 5/16 bit because it's not magnetic I love this video you are 100% right or at least I know some people disagree with you but I agree with you 100%
Wow $10 for that kit I just got one at home depot in Canada it was $42 man we get the shaft in Canada compared to US.
I can tell you - when someone has a skill-set , presentation skill and knowledge they are a worthwhile time spent watching.
Your presentation and loquacious nature overpower your content and any teaching that
Would come out of this video.
I have been in TV production for a while and your presentation is very thin when it comes to content and entertainment value.
In this space it is all about presentation and entertainment
You focus too much on what you think you are. ( me myself and I)
You speak like an authority in the subject often about stuff that only is interesting to you, to hear your own voice - Loquacious person.
It is not only about you in the public space of media content - good luck from an old timer in broadcasting.
looks like two peas in the same pod since you have to write a dissertation instead of a comment.
150,000 people disagree with you Red Robb.
I have a hard time understanding how he is wrong. Vince most certainly seems to like to hear himself talk but it could be clouded by the fact that he is a TH-camr. He probably feels like he is doing everything right but he most certainly drags on and takes a long time. Regardless, constructive criticism is always a good thing and shouldn't be considered being negative.
First-Just write the contents on the boxes. Second- Put a runber band around the boxes. Done in less than four minutes. I think that you like to brag on the job or at the pub what a great TH-cam star you are.
Seems nice enough but imagine him as your boss on the site, nothing gets done but he feels good about telling you over and over.
should add "(BUY THIS OTHER DeWALT SET INSTEAD)" and maybe less haters will thumbs down lol thumbs up cuz this guy's energy, love, and enthusiasm for tools is contagious
Just in the last few months, I started building up my "collection", and instinctively, my very first focal point in selecting accessories was whether or not I could see through these kits. I'm glad I missed the "fully-opaque" boat, because S B&D wouldn't have gotten any $$$ from me, lol. Like you said, TIME IS MONEY. If I have to spend extra time badging everything, fumbling through each box, etc., it's just not worth the hassle for me. These new kits, though, I really dig where they're going with them. My only peeve now, is that I have to decide whether I want the DeWalt ones or Craftsman ones, lol. I love both brands, but it's the same company, and those dog-gone bold red and yellow that they use drives the artist me crazy indecisive, lol.
FYI: the new craftsman bit cases are also clear, lock together and also lock to those Dewalt cases
ya DEWALT does make great fit bits but i try to stick with the t20's and t25's on any job
I personally love there new kit design with the clear cover. I decided to start buying there drill bits over Milwaukee. I still go for Milwaukee impact bits but when I come to holes I get DeWalt they are sharp and strong and if you take care of them they last a long time. I’ve had the same kit for a while now and I haven’t had any issues.
I have the same case, I took out the part that holds the bits and use it keep some of my essential sockets inside it so they're all in one place. Works well for when you have to take some tools out of your truck or tool box and bring them to the job in a tool bag or bucket.
Bro, use the guide/sleeve and slide it down the screw! You do this for any screw longer than an inch, every time. This has to be a spoof.
I bought a set of those around last Christmas. The cases are much easier to get bits in and out of
Love that they lock together
I just picked up one of those clear cases . I’m not a fan of the clasp . But they do fit in a pocket of my bag . I could use a zip tie but ...
i'll tell you why it's a good idea to have a straight or flat head, or blade bitt, if you bugger up or fuckify (strip) a screw or bolt head, grind a slot accross it, get it out with a straight bit
What a beautiful tool tip you wonderful human nowhere on TH-cam is a video showing such a simple and awesome solution.
@@ared18t no problem, one of my bosses is 88 ,so he knows tons of tricks, i'm an auto body guy , by the way, so we do a bit of everything, so he teaches me all the usefull engineering tricks
Great tip
Or the rubber band trick
@@KARLOS121 i don't know the rubber band trick,,,,help
Who else was like “screw it I’ll watch the whole thing I’m quarantined anyways”
The best part about this video is how you get straight to the point 🥱
I’ve been using the sharpie method for years. Love the clear case, I don’t have any yet.
Look to get some next time you need bits!!
lets see a TTR showdown those vs the Milwaukee Carbide..
By Christmas you will be jonesing over the 64 bit box that has both sets in one box. Why doesn't Dewalt offer an empty 128 bit box so we can combine all the smaller sets into one box. If they haven't thought of that please pass it along to them.
Yes please offer us the empty box
With most of these boxes you can slide out the inserts and build your own box of bits.
I completely forgot i had those same maxfit sleeved driver holders, would have saved me at least half an hour while installing push locks on the fire escapes at work.
I love watching this dude just for the dialog lol
Way ahead of DeWalt: I keep all my bits in a very thin transparent plastic bag.
Where do you get those?! Never heard of them. Genius!
Keep preaching brother so true about not all bits be equal.
I have had several bit kits, screwdriver sets etc that did not nail the number 2 at all. My theory is that they were actually meant for something specific. Such as wood screws vs. drywall, something like that. But I have found discrepancies with tooth width, tooth taper, AND pitch... and they were most certainly #2. Number 1 or zero I never have trouble. 3s however, same issues albeit less often. I think it's a specific Phillips type, that some companies didn't know or didn't think to put on the label. I never seem to notice a difference... until I spin a couple. I actually keep some softer bits handy to sacrifice, just so i dont gotta deal with stripped heads in a mismatch.
I have the clear top tool kit that has an extended tab that allows the boxes to lock together and I love them. Highly recommend them also once you have the cases if the solid ones are still in good condition you can just swap the rails out my clear ones fit with my old rails
Do you know if they fit with tough system 2.0
Brief? it is 26 minutes long I need the TL;DR version.
He’s paid by Milwaukee lol,just watch a few of his videos
Paid by Milwaukee and using Dewalt tools...very funny....lol btw did you watched entire video?? He love new bits kits!! from Dewalt...i won't buy older...
@@KallenSC he's paid by Milwaukee , that's true. you can watch all his videos
@@locdo1706 Then why this man paid by milwukee buying and using Makita tools and Dewalt tools??;)
You should watch all his videos, he always defaming Dewalt , in some videos he use some small Dewalt products or Makita to make people believe in he also use Makita and Dewalt.
Already have a few of those yellow plus a few more red boxes, don't need to buy any more. Best bit is with diamond dust embedded, doesn't slip out as much. Like to see torque limited bits much like torque limited extensions for lug nuts.
Gotta agree with you about the #2 bits fitting in a screw.
Very frustrating to watch this from the UK, you have a choice of products and prices we can only dream of ....
Sorry Stephen, visit the states on “business “ !
Just get to the damn point and stop lying about how fast this is going to go.
Edit: 7 minutes in and all I know is that you prefer a clear lid.
I like your videos. Very detailed and informative. I'm a retired AF aircraft mechanic, and I work on my cars. I love my tools, and I can tell you really take your use of tools seriously. Great job. Glad I stumbled on your videos. I've subscribed...
I have become a huge fan here lately. I recently have gotten a total knee replacement. I’ve been on the couch watching all your videos I have been learning so much. Thank you for all these videos
Get well soon !
I like the $10 solution for the kit. There’s too much filler in these kits that I wouldn’t use a ton to justify the higher prices. I’ll probably go the $10 kit and then replace the commonly used stuff (#2 and t-25) with the higher quality bits as they wear out.
Probably pick up both, toss the bits i dont like/use in my old case for stock and setup each for different tasks, myself. Mainly want those clear lids.
I also like the max fit bits and the magnetic sleeve that holds the screw. I don't like dropping screws when I'm working on a ladder.
Why deos he have to shout at us. We are not all hard of hearing ? Quite off-putting !
If you looking for professional quality.
Apex is the best.... Check them out.
James Sullivan ---- You sir are absolutely correct. But, you have to be an actual real tradesman who has worked commercial construction or trades for a long time to know that Apex is the best. Hands down. You won't find them at Home Depot or Lowe's or any other fake contractor's supply chain.
You could have made a 90 second video saying that and saved hundreds of people 25 minutes of their precious time that none of us has to waste. Check out my other post if you want a chuckle.
Good morning. Yes I'm aware that Apex isn't available at those store's... I worked at a store called
AAA Wholesale tool &supply in Northridge, California. They were in business for 40 year's.
But, sadly they closed in 2017. Because of home depot..... People didn't want quality.... Just crap instead.
@@jamessullivan9574 ---- I knew that place. I grew up and lived next to LAX until I was 30 yrs old and I spent 16 years as a union journeyman wireman, now I am licensed and have my own business and I live in Woodland Hills.
Its hard to find the real construction supply wholesale houses anymore. I worked for Bergelectric as a driver before i was an apprentice and we bought most of our expendables( hacksaw blades, bits, tips, hole saws, arbors etc... ) and hand tools like socket sets and Allen sets, tin snips, etc...) from Martin Supply in downtown off Washington near Long Beach Blvd. . After I was a driver for a year making pickups at that shop daily, I became warehouse foreman and I was making purchases spending a lot of money with them, so a couple years go by and I become an apprentice and was leaving the warehouse job the salesmen at Martin had me come over and they took me to lunch and afterwards one of the managers had me walk with him throughout the warehouse and he pulled every tool an Apprentice electrician needs and some extras, probably close to $700 or more back in '89 all Klein and Lennox and gave me all that to help me out because I had given them millions of dollars with of business over the couple years. I was 22 years old when I ran that warehouse for the biggest union electrical contractor on the West coast. $100 million a year in jobs.
I'm gettin max fit first and max impact next paycheck lol my dad had tons of the old Dewalt kits and being an 11 year old at one time helping my dad, clear lids would have helped A LOT.
Thanks for the video, I hadn’t realised that I can see through a clear lid, or that black is a different colour from yellow. I think that’s where I’ve been going wrong. This will really help.
26 minutes and you say you don't have "enough time"
Time is money, I have just lost tons of money waching this ussles video!!
Thanks for clearing up the differences between those kits. Very much appreciated Vince!
Thanks Mike we appreciate it!!
I literally just upgraded my personal "extremely cheap Walmart only use around the house drill" which I kept in my bag for a while for rare emergency repairs to a Dewalt today, I also bought the kit you went for at the end. I'm still newish to what people call pro level brands. But the price point and what came in it is what sold me. Yeah, there are a few odds and ends pieces I still need for what I do at work, like a right angle adapter, but it isn't used anywhere nearly as much as what's in the kit.
I think they are made cheaper now.. 7 ,8 years ago they were better ,I think they cheapened them up.. O yeah , I am going out tonight and I will be doing the DAWHAMMY!!!!🍻🕺🕺🕺
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The new dewalt 50x bits are actually really strong and last long, just like the new Milwaukee 50x bits. I have and use both. But I have tons of other kits also just because I need a large variety at all times. So I have like 35 driver bit sets made by every brand. Bosch are pretty good with a nice variety of lengths and sizes.
If possible, would pick up..... both. If each has pluses, which can save me time, issues on projects, making more people more versatile and better use of their time...
The mag connection, can get tossed in as another bit in the box. Have "other bits" tossed in the yellow box already in my bags. Yes, solid coloured boxes - get written on and always have, just a fact of life. Someone looking for "the clean image" will find they spend time looking. Those who do not care about the outside and willing to write on them? Hit the main face with detail/notes and sides for when stored vertically. After all, if organized and restored after each project or shift in a project - can find in a moment. If always done and an emergency pops up? Can grab the appropriate items quickly and be on the move.
Thanks for the info, appreciated.
I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel. Literally the only reason I get on TH-cam anymore.
Thank you Chris!
This is why I like my Milwaukee kits. They have a sticker of what's in it. I put them in a case stacked on the spine of the cases though so I started writing what they are with sharpie so I can look in and read them like book spines.