Review on Luckyway 4 Piece Change Set: Enhanced with Countersink for Efficient Results by Richard Muncy

I have been using these Craftsman quick change bits for years and it is a tool I would not want to be without. They make reaming and driving screws a breeze. Well both of my Craftsman quick bits are obsolete so I made the mistake of buying these lucky ways. I bought them because they were cheap and came with three drivers. I think you get what you pay for! It was rubbish. The screwdriver bits couldn't even turn the Phillips screw, so I had to replace them all with the Phillips screwdrivers I had on hand. The quick-change shaft was much smaller than the previous Craftsman (now Rockler). This will bind the quick change bit when used. This is probably due to the lower torque resistance than the thicker shaft Craftsman model. You have great difficulty extracting it. This makes it unusable. Craftsman no longer makes their best model, but Rockler makes the same as the old Craftsman model. You have to buy this.