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

They work incredibly well! As a general contractor, I use my screwdriver every day. I tried epoxy in different holders and all didn't work. On the other hand, they are perfect for both Dewalt and Makita. I wiped these spots well with alcohol. Mounted on the side. I was afraid it would get in the way in tight spots, but it doesn't matter. Each of them contains up to 6 clues. Highly recommended. Do not be shy. Buy it. Excellent stuffing for stockings like I make.

UPDATE: They suck. Already lost a few bits that fell out. You are not tight enough. They aren't very tight so their grip on the bits is good but not great. Being a black rubber I suspect they will loosen over time and parts will fall out but that is not the case now. The glue is good and strong when you stick it on smooth surface. I tried reducing one row to two rows instead of three to mount on the back of my DeWalt XR 20V brushless, right where the brushless decal was, but it didn't stick…

Okay let me get you excited first. Throw away the idea of using them to hold 1" bits, they don't, they will fall out. They will snag the workbench and fall out or fall out when the anvil starts rattling due to the vibration. Place the bit holder on the same side as the belt clip, if you are using one, so you can rest your tools. are you good They are great for 2 inch bits. I mean impact, hex, T25, P2, 1/4 socket adapter, small drill etc. Clean the application area with rubbing alcohol and a…

BitGripper v2 has been on my Dewalt impact wrench for about a month. I use this effect every day on decks, fences, frames and everything else. It's been pretty solid so far. The thickness of the rubbery material is crucial in my opinion. It expands slightly to hold the bits and keep them secure in the BitGripper during impact. 8-10 inch pull bolts, hundreds of T-25 construction screws, and standard Phillips construction screws for the craziest woodworking projects are some of the things I've…

I thought to myself, "If they don't last long, it's worth it, they're cheap. Let's try it". They lasted 3 months of continuous use. I'm doing a makeover. These are my #1 used tools. The fact that I can hold 3 is even better than the 1 I used to have with the old dewalt drill bits it lasts 3 they are easy to take out and put in and best of all are two things they hold the bits very well and finally the grip is still ok I almost put and store my tools always on my side clipped to my belt and the…

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…

An enthusiastic "two thumbs up" is my first review of the Spider tool holster. I'll let you know if it doesn't take the wear and tear of running. Let's get one bump out of the way, the included adhesive just isn't strong enough. I had to weld it to my drill with JB Weld to make it stay. But to be honest I was pretty sure I would have to do it eventually so it wasn't a surprise. When properly attached to my drill, it's the best bit holder, barring none. And I've tried quite a few things…