🧰 Klein Tools 32483 Bit: Fit for 11-in-1 & 10-in-1 Screwdriver Nut Driver, #2 Phillips, 1/4-Inch Slotted Review

Bought to replace the innermost bit on a Milwaukee 11-in-1. Fits perfectly. The only downside is the price, a bit pricey for the price. It's easy to lose these little things, but the ball holder ensures they don't fall out on their own if I lose them. Luckily it comes in two packs so I have a spare next time.

I bought it for my small HVAC and I'm not thrilled. They hang around a bit, so I've already lost one. A few times the drill (Phillips) jammed when tightening the strip of wire in the oven. Just pulled right out of my little one and hang there. I love Klein's tools, but I swear they want you to lose parts of them. Replacement is expensive!

The description seems to have only one bit, although the picture shows two. Although they were 2 separate bits. The one I bought was a #2 Phillips and straight combo. Yes, buying a new screwdriver with all new bits might be cheaper at 10 for 1, but I missed that bit on a screwdriver with almost new bits, so still better. I also have a 4-in-1 electrician with a built in detector that costs more to replace. This was the best deal for me.

The packaging seems really small. Made in Taiwan, no wonder. The bits fit my 11-in-1 driver but feel a bit loose. Again, the original was lost, otherwise I would not have ordered a replacement. I was pleasantly surprised to see that these are two packs of the same nozzles. I probably misread the description and thought I'd order a nozzle. Ordered two, now four. Cheaper than a new driver, can't complain except they are a little loose. It won't fall out, but it comes off very easily.

I think many people are as confused as I am. The image above shows two parts and that catches the eye. Like my. However, when I received my package, it was a bit. There are two bits in the questions and one in the package description. Why they decided not to change the image from one bit to two I don't know. But I can only assume that they played on people's ignorance not to check the item's description. So they can say it's him. So be careful. It's just one bit, not two. The rest of the bit…

Hope this helps anyone wondering about the shank size. I bought a #1 Phillips bit and it works with many of my tools - some of which are not small. Any tool that accepts a regular ¼" reversible shank and 1¼" length plus a ball detent will do. For example, it fits perfectly with my Klein Allen Key (RAPI-DRIV), my Short Ratchet Screwdriver and my Signature IDEAL 12-n-1 Screwdriver. However, I did not purchase the #2 Phillips or Torx sold on this site. They look like they are the same size. Not…

I have several Klein 10-in-1 and 11-in-1 screwdrivers. These are decent units at a reasonable price. All the tools there are. But advice doesn't last forever. These little screwdriver bits are surprisingly hard to come by. You would think they would be a very common item, but they are not. I searched and found genuine Klein replacement nibs for about $8. $8 seems like a lot of money for a $12 screwdriver part. I could throw it away and buy another, but I find it shameful to throw away something

The original bit that came with the Klein 11 in 1 screwdriver fell out of the tool when it was being placed in my tool belt. This is the perfect replacement for a lost racquet. You will receive a set of 2 identical bits: each has a #2 Phillips screwdriver (a very common Phillips screw size) on one end of the push bit and a larger of the standard slots on the other end (1/4" or 6"). mm). This is the genuine Klein Tools item #32483 in the original manufacturer's packaging (the smaller Phillips…