🔧 BOSCH ITBHQC201 2.25 inch, Impact Tough Quick Change Bit Holder Review

I bought this quick change bit holder for a non-hammer drill/screwdriver. I already had a quick release holder but needed a second one for my portable tool bag. Unlike some others, I have no problem with the snaffle grip or the trigger mechanism. But I have a huge problem with the bits not holding exactly. Using the same drill, I took a picture of a driver driving at high speed. The bit in the Bosch holder (grey) wobbles a lot, suggesting that the bit is not held firmly along the axis of…

After all those years of using the magnetic bit holder with screwdriver bits and getting lost in the grass, weeds or whatever, it was just time for a change. I bought some pretty good holders and none of them were strong enough to fix the lost bat problem for a very long time. Bits often got stuck in the screw head, fell out when carrying the drill driver, or just fell out when I was standing on the stairs. I liked this type of holder because the bit wrapping was cheap and easy to replace if it

This is a torsion bit holder so more for construction work than industrial or automotive work. I chose this model for its size and quick change style, as well as the price. I prefer the quick change style, and while many claim it's not designed for one-handed use, I find this style very easy to use with one hand. When inserting the racquet, I hold the racquet in my hand and use my fingers to pull the yoke of the holder towards the racquet and it slides right in. To remove, I simply depress the…