Review on 🔧 BitGripper v2 - Spider Tool Holster - Pack of Two - Conveniently Carry up to Six Driver Bits on the Side of Your Power Drill or Driver! by Ben Barrington

I once taped a 7-bit holder to my cordless battery pack, all batteries actually. It was working fine for about 10 months when they came loose, but having bits attached to your drill makes an amazing difference in performance. I've used magnets in the past when I needed to get into an attic or climb a tall ladder. As long as it's perfect. As long as the material doesn't extend beyond the holding bits, this is the best product I've bought (or made) for this purpose. TO UPDATE; After a few weeks my bits just fall out of their holders. I just turn the drill down to set the screw and they fall out. At first it was just one spot that didn't last and I was fine with that as long as the rest held up. But now it's only three, which is probably because those three are usually pointing up when I drill down. I was looking forward to these works. I have adapted my drills for this purpose because it is much easier, especially when the job requires working on stairs. I am considering trying out a magnetic bracelet. Actually it could work better because I can use it not only for tips but also for screws and other things. I think they can still work with 3 longer bits instead of 6 short ones. the material simply isn't strong enough to withstand their insertion and removal over time. in my case three weeks.