Enkay 3030 Screw Holder Poly Review

All my stuff was on a couple of trays which I had to go through to find the right one. As a landscaper and Mr. Fix-It in general, I've had many different types. This winter I cleaned out my drill box and used these holders to logically assemble my bits. The holes are tight but not too tight so the bits stay in place without making it difficult to pull them out. I use them as two open face holders which gives me up to 64 bit capacity and keeps them all visible.

When I put the first bit in the holder I knew these holders would pay for themselves in a matter of days. any real effort. Another issue I had was with the silicone material. But they are made of good material. Just like my kitchen spatulas and such, so the holders have to withstand a whole world of rough handling. The layout of the rows allows me to organize them by drive type and size. .Compact and portable.

First impression: Holds bits securely. I put a 2" bit in either side, placed my iPhone 5 in the middle and held everything by the ends of the bits, the weight of the phone was on the mount. The bits remain in the holder. satisfied. Easily pull out 2" bits. The 1" bits are a bit trickier because they are so short. I can cut some cells 3/16" or so to get a 1" bit area or I don't have to worry. I'll try to remember to update this in about a year. UPDATE: One of these lives in my drill bag and gets

I was kinda expecting this to be a hard plastic stand or holder for mounting on a workbench. Instead, it's a clamshell rubber that's often used to package a cheap assortment of bits. But they hold the beats well enough and I quickly emptied the tin of bits and supplies and put them in order. They're on my bench at the Dollar Store Desktop Organizer at the moment and it's working quite well at the moment. I can drive a few screws into the middle compartment of each and attach them to a block of…

I found one of these years ago and always have it in my tool box when I'm out and about. I buy used tools for renovation, and a set of nozzles with an impact wrench is a must when buying. This two-piece case is not sealed, but is very tight and compact. Some claim that "two cases" doesn't work because it's ONE case, base and lid. I used Sharpie to mark the top and bottom as they are the same size. This particular case is for my electrician's bag as I recently added a ratchet screwdriver and the