Metal Magnetizer Ring for 1/4 Inch Hex Screwdriver and Power Bits - 5 Piece Magnetic Screw Ring Bit Magnetizer (Blue), Easily Removable Review

Item arrived on time. It is as described. With the longer clock it worked well. It is easy to use and the magnetic head is very convenient.

works well but the bering locking ball pops out when using an impact driver, nor does it grip the shank when using a regular screwdriver

Works well and is worth more than the money. I know that Dewald makes a screw holder that snaps in place, but I believe Torx bits are required for this. The good thing is that you can use them with a regular bit holder. I've made several raised vegetable crates in the past and they have worked well. I screwed in the screw and ran my 20 volt shock at full blast and the screw wouldn't come loose. A good product

Easy to use. Cozy. I bought the Dewalt brand and you need to use a specific bit for it like you would for other brand bit holders. You can use any bit with them. I use them for small assembly jobs, I gave one to my colleague and I noticed he uses his all the time. My only comment so far is that they sometimes fall off your dentures, but I use them all day so I'm not too mad about it

Like most, I turn screws with a screwdriver. The overlay magnets hold the screw in place, but I can't say I'm impressed. The problem is that the large quarter-inch center makes it too big for a snug fit on most screwdrivers, so the fit is loose. The loose fit is further enhanced by a weak magnet for the task. In order to work, they have to slide to the end of the bit so the magnet actually touches the head of the screw. The problem is that you have an object and a way to show the screw. The…

Strong magnet, fits the large bit I love because I have a larger drywall style bit than the smaller drywall style bit I have the smaller Dewalt magnet for. Even owning a Hart, it's the same. I've never had any problems with it and have never lost one to overuse. I have 5 hearts so I bought them. And it's aluminum, not plastic like those famous companies that people swear by and that I own. I use them more often because they last much longer. Like I said, it's not plastic.

I ordered these to replace a broken DeWalt ring nut. The DeWalt is plastic and the magnet broke on the second use. I like that the outer case is metal, but I suspect the magnetic ring uses the same brittle plastic as DeWalt, meaning it's likely to break just as easily. Maybe DeWalt uses plastic to keep the bushing intact. by magnet? The DeWalt hub is only affected by gravity, so it slides over the tip of the bit when it's pointing down. This will help pick up the screws. Instead, the metal case

Before purchasing this product, ensure that all screwdriver bits have a round groove near the tip of the bit, otherwise they will fit the bit but will NOT snap. The seller expressly did not emphasize this. You mentioned, and I quote "compatible with hex, torx, slotted and other screwdriver bits", the word "slotted" mentioned here is meant to refer to the groove around the near end of the bit, but it isn't clear and it doesn't. Don't stress that your bits must have this groove for the magnetic…