BLACK+DECKER 10-Piece Screwdriver Bit Set: Double-Ended Efficiency (71-081) Review

I ordered these with a LI2000 screwdriver and they work great. I especially like stars and squares, which are rarely seen. However, I will only note that there are not ten different sizes, but six. The set I received had 1 Philips size 1, 4 Philips size 2(?), 1 Philips size 3, 1 star size 10, 2 size 15 and 1 size 20. So there are six bits of different sizes. Why it's not a 6 bit set I don't know and don't understand why they didn't just double all of them instead of four size 2 Philips bits and

They're good for 1-2 jobs, but not if he wants overall success . After using these bits I found that all those hard to reach places require long bits (e.g. Rocaris) in addition to a 90 degree drill connector (e.g. Dewalt) to do a successful and clean job . The reversible tip and the low weight (quality) of the tips make it impossible to use these tips for universal use in masonry and heavy work, such as e.g. B. Inserting screws into a post, decking, concrete, etc. Effort. . I chose Rocaris…

I have a couple of cordless drills with small double ended screwdriver bits that fit in the slots on the drill. They were very comfortable and I used them all the time. They have been lost over the years and I wanted to replace them. These double head screwdriver bits are true to size. The description didn't say the length of the screwdriver bits, so I had to take a chance that they would fit. They were perfect (as seen in the picture). So if you have a certain brand of cordless drill but lost…

Probably good for a light hobby but don't use them for anything that requires a lot of torque. I couldn't get 5 screws for my project before the tips were screwed in. The wood was pretty hard but I pre-drilled all the holes. I did 2/3 of my project on a Ryobi bit and then switched to them. After 3-5 screws they are completely deformed. I used all 3 or 4 appropriately sized bits in this set and drove the remaining 50 or so bolts with a DeWalt bit and no problem. this is better, but it still…