🔩 DEWALT Silver DWPVTHLD Pivoting Bit Tip Holder with Ring Review

Endless disappointment! This product is supposedly designed to work in cramped conditions (i.e. where a two-handed grip isn't always possible.) I see this only works reliably if you have three hands (i.e. it's not a tight space): 1. One hand on the screw alignment (prevents the magnet from pulling the screw out) 2. One hand to hold the bit holder in place and 3 .Working with a drill with one hand Boo, Dewalt!

Great bit holder. The articulation is great for anything that doesn't go straight. Bits are difficult to pull out. Take a toothpick and a magnifying glass. It took a few minutes, but once you've hooked the clip, hold it lightly and insert it into the mount with a small screwdriver, then pry the whole mess out with needle-nosed pliers. The 5 minutes it lasted was better than having to have pliers to change bits.

As other reviewers point out, the C-clip used to hold the bit in the screwdriver makes it difficult to easily remove the bit, even with pliers. It cannot be removed with fingers. I removed the "C" clip as the internal magnet is sufficient to hold it. In addition, the vibration of the flexible connection is very weak. It can be difficult to maneuver the racquet onto the screw without it wobbling and I have yet to see if the free swing will allow the racquet to disengage from the screw when…

Just got it and loaded my tips into it (saved the tips that came with it). I use them in my production process. My first purchase of this item (not from Revain) broke after a month of almost daily use. Unacceptable. I sent it back and got a replacement immediately (thanks to the seller). They have the same design as the original. The exchange still works great. I hope these three work as well as the replacement bit holder. At the moment this is a waiting situation. I will update if there are…

Seems like a good idea: a swiveling screwdriver that can lock straight when needed. Problem? Whenever you want to change the 1/4" drive bit, you need pliers to pull it out. Seriously. The instructions show pliers. I laughed. What weak beta male should use pliers to pull it out a chunk "And tried. And tried. Yes. Apparently decades of tool use and tool hands have made me too weak to pull out a bit. I don't recommend it. I'm watching the Milwaukee version right now."

Buen producto. La necesidad de Sacar la punta con ip alicate lejos de ser ip punto negativo ayuda mantener la punta en su lugar cuando se trabaja en posiciónes extremas. Por algún motivo physical / mechanical, las puntas phillips se atascan en el tornillo cuando trabajas muy angulado y muchas veces (4 de 5) tienes que halar con fuerza para destrabar la punta de la cabeza del tornillo. Dewalt lo sabe. Esa Resistance extra al pull de la punta ayuda u much not perder tiempo mientras ce trabaja en…

This racquet is great, I love it and I have it on all shots. I've had ones that have lasted for years with no problems, the only reason I need a new one is because it was stolen or I forgot it somewhere. The steering angle saves me more times than I can count. I see a lot of bad reviews about how to take out the nozzle and sometimes I need pliers to change the nozzle but it doesn't matter as I always carry pliers with me anyway. It might not be the best bit holder for your weekend warriors who…

I am loader. I needed it more for a corner than for hard work. So my M12 sometimes has a hard time getting the Phillips or allen head screws. This eliminates this problem. I used it the first day I had it on a basement railing that I had to remove to take the treadmill off. It made this day so much easier, to say the least. The top screws would be a real pita if I didn't have that. For me, this is not an everyday tool. It will stay in my pocket until activated, maybe days or weeks. But I had…

The rotating bit holder is ideal for getting around small obstacles (shelf brackets, etc.) that just don't allow you to get direct access to the screw. said that this bit holder is practically useless without modification. A metallic retaining ring/clip ("Hog Ring") inside prevents changing screwdriver bits without pliers or the like, which contradicts the whole concept of quick-change screwdriver bits. I had to work hard to get this retaining ring/clip off, but it eventually came out. Luckily…