💥 Dive into Efficiency: DEWALT DW2153 34-Piece Impact Driver Bit Set for Enhanced Drilling and Driving Performance Review

I bought these bits on purpose because they said "ready to hit". Well, judging by the photo, it's not entirely true. I've used these bits for lighter work in the past with no problem, but this happened when trying to drive 3" wood screws into the subfloor (joist). Impact wrench weighs 1600 inches; maybe it's too much for her. Had the same problem with pre-drilled holes too. They went through 3 or 4 bolts (albeit with obvious wear) then the end just sheared off. If you have heavy work I would…

The case is sturdier than I expected with a retractable latch. The downside is that this makes it a bit unwieldy. For me, this is a net plus; others may think differently. Otherwise: I trust DeWalt; I'm confident the bits are as well made and hardened as anything on the market and I'm confident they will perform well in the field. But remember that bits are consumable; That's why they give you multiples of each, and you have to expect to end up getting more. (rare) cases where I need to change…

I use this kit around the house and yard. For those who left negative feedback due to the difficulty of resetting the bits: YOU TILT THE BITS FORWARD TO PIPE BUT YOU BET. I learned it myself. I have a habit of reading everything I buy and when I realized the beat wasn't coming back I remembered where the packaging said 'Easy in Easy out'. They are designed to be pulled out for quick deployment, but must be inserted by the open end (rather than through a slot) for safe storage. In addition, the…

I am a mechanic for a racing team so I am good with tools and use them every day in a professional environment. Now we only use snap-on products at work, but at home and in my personal business I use tools from a variety of manufacturers, including DeWalt. In my two years of ownership I have had one of the tips break mainly from abuse and the coating on some others have worn away with regular use. I've also used a Makita set and found that they are exactly the same, but the Makita Gold version,

I bought this set because I somehow lost Robertson's long club and I just can't live without it. I tried buying one separately but the prices were literally double the regular price (or four times the discounted price) of this set for just a little bit! I believe Dewalt is better quality and lasts longer. However, I don't think sellers have any excuse for price gouging, and I'd love to hear their explanation of why they do it. But back to the kit, I find it suits my needs very well and has all…