🪛 Wera 5052502001 889/4/1 K Rapidaptor Universal Bit Holder: Efficient 1/4" Hex Drive Tool, Extra Length of 2" Review

I've tried many bit holders for my large drill and tried to find one as good as the one that comes built into my cheap Ryobi electric screwdriver. I know what you're thinking, the Ryobi bit holder is my benchmark, I shouldn't be too demanding. However, I've tried many other bit holders (Makita, Milwaukee, Dewalt) and they don't snap as securely, or it's much less intuitive to remove bits from them, especially with one hand. I don't like the traditional magnetic bit holders, they tend to leave…

I recently learned more about my 1/4 inch shank hex bits. This means I've mostly relied (for many years) on traditional discrete screwdrivers/wrenches/sockets etc. Now, with the quality, variety, and convenience of these hex bit sets, I'm expanding my inventory of tools in this area. This quick change bit holder adapter is by far the best design and most functional I've seen. I've even used it as a 1.97" (50mm) drill bit extension by attaching the keyless chuck to my 1/4" Bosch PS41 impact…

I didn't see a real bit size comparison in the photos in the description so I've added a few, hope this helps. 1) compared to my impact wrench it's attached to 2) compared to the size of a regular Phillips bit (on my old impact tool on the right, with this product on my new impact tool on the left) 3) Full impact size with bit 4) compared to an equivalent Dewalt bit holder. I just received this product today so I can't comment on its quality or durability at the moment. But here's why I bought…

I tried every bit holder I could get my hands on. Every big brand, every big box, every hazard frock. There is no competition. Wera's is the best, 10 times. Anyone who says otherwise is either a liar or didn't actually use them. Here's why: 1) No bits are stuck. Dewilt, Milwicky, Cryobi, Boush, whatever, I've got bits from other brands stuck in their holders. I've tried every bit I have in Wera and NONE of them have stuck, even after putting the same bit in hundreds of screws. 2) Block. The…