🔧 Olsa Tools Bit Magnetizer and Demagnetizer Ring, Magnetic Drive Holder for Screwdriver Bits with Powerful Neodymium Magnet, Compatible with Allen/Hex Keys Review

I had a very good interchangeable screwdriver that also worked well with my cordless drill/driver. The only thing missing was that they weren't magnetized. This solved this problem easily. I love her.

Works great and does what it says. It will NOT fit larger diameter screwdrivers, but will fit most small/medium sized screwdrivers. Easy to use, won't take up space in your tool box. I would recommend this product.

I have a blue Makita magnetic screw holder and was wanting to get another one as it is great but found out they are no longer made. These are very similar to these. They can even be a little stronger. That's a little more, but not much. I do not regret it.

These are amazingly strong magnets, if you attach them to your favorite screwdrivers while not in use they will magnetize even without these magnets. To my surprise, after such processing, ordinary screwdrivers became more powerful than them. Screwdrivers with factory magnetized tips. I recommend getting 2-3 of these packs and keeping them on screwdrivers so they're magnetized and kept in different rooms. I have some tools with my car tools, some with my computer tools, and some with my house…

Measure your tool to CHECK that it works. The short 1/4" bits go away of course. This device works great with 1/4" impact drivers, which look like a wasp because they sit in the center of the bit body. However, many multi-bit screwdrivers are probably too thick to insert this device. The stem should be exactly 1/4 inch."Or forget it. The good news is that even if this device doesn't fit your tool, if you use a regular short 1/4" bit, you CAN magnetize it by putting a point on the end. So this…

3 stars is enough Lack of important information These bit rings can only hold 1/4 inch or small bits or screwdrivers or any other tool you want to magnetize. In practice this means that you can only use my small screwdrivers and bits, which are not very many! Most (80%) of my standard screwdriver shanks are also over 1/4 inch. like most bits that go in my drill. In practice, this means that these "bit rings" are only useful for small "big" electronic screwdrivers, etc. , Sad

I buy tons of tools and gadgets. I buy them in hopes that some of them will actually end up in my work bag of property management tools. I use Makita Mag Boost for this magnetic feature. Ironically, Mag Boosts are no longer produced. They are cool. So I bought several alternative brands to replace Makita. It's quite small in comparison. I don't like magnets that have to work 1/8" from the tip of the screwdriver. It fails horribly if it moves off the tip (down the handle). Now you're bidding on…

These are strong magnets that fit snugly into the long hex shaft mounts. It takes a little effort to slide them through the head of the bit, but once they slide somewhere on the shank where you want them. The magnet is strong enough to magnetize both ends of the extended shank well enough to hold the screws securely on the bit. I'd rather pay less for just one of them as they're pretty easy to turn on and off, and I've never used the second one, which would be more useful for those who work…

First of all I have to say that I have not tried it with a regular screwdriver. I actually bought it to magnetize bits with a 1/4" hex screwdriver. . . After moving the magnet in and out a bit, it became magnetized a bit, but the strength of the magnetic field produced was weak at best. I tested it on some 1/2" screws and although the bit caught on the screw, the screw fell out of the bit if disturbed even slightly. I can't use this method to hold the screw on the end of the bit if needed as I…