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Question: Just bought this set, and it seems to be a real pain to put the bits back in their holding spot inside the case. Any solutions?
Document: This set is of less than stellar quality. It will work if you don't expect it to provide contractor grade performance. The mounting for the bits inside the case is extremely difficult to use. It usually takes me longer to get the bits back into the case than the job did. I don't think that the bits are as hardened as they should be for supposedly impact quality tools.
This is a great bit set. I bought it to go with a Maxcraft flex ratchet screwdriver and glad I did. The bits are high quality. I've read some reviews with complaints about the case. Good cases are hard to find with sets like this, but this one is very good. I haven't had a problem either taking out the bits, or putting them back. Lift up on the tip of the bit to take it out.
I'm writing this review because I'm disgusted at Dewalt for their dumb bit holder design. Just picked up a set on impulse at a great Ace sale because of the claimed impact capability and a sturdy-looking case. Little did I know that getting the longer bits back into their yellow soft rubber holders would be such a nightmare. I put a bit to use right away, and it worked as expected.
Upon receiving mine, my bit holder didn't have a c-ring. Only a magnet. Bits go in and out pretty easily, so maybe DeWalt changed something? Currently, my only complaint is getting the bits back into the case. The yellow holders are rubber and move a bit, so it can be somewhat tricky getting them back in as others have mentioned. Other than that, this seems to be the best combination of bits for my needs at a great price.
Besides, the double mortise & tenon bit holder design requires a screwdriver to pry it out of the case because there is no room to get your fingers behind it and pull it up straight. Anyway, I expect to be able to put bits securely back into their case with one hand, not two hands and a disassembly technique. The rubber is soft, you can't force the shank it into the center grip of the holder because it bends inward instead of opening wide for the shank to enter.
I purchased this impact bit set by DeWalt relatively recently, but so far so good. Product quality seems to be very good, they hold up to my use (Carpenter) no problem. The assortment of bits includes everything I use regularly with my impact. Putting the bits away could be easier, the lay flat orientation can make it a bit of a pain ( especially with cold fingers).
I'm sure the bits will work just fine. This is more a commentary on the &#34;pretty&#34; bit holders, that you pretty much have to destroy to get back into their appropriate holding place. Not a huge deal, it's just not practical.
Great assortment. Used it for a recent room remodel and all the bits came in handy. Would have given five stars but the box is tough to put the bits back.
Purchashed this despite warnings in other reviews. The array of tools is good when one needs an impact tool starter set. Getting the bits out or especially back into the case is a chore. (I snipped off the ends of the yellow plastic tabs to make it easier)All the comments others made about using the bit holder are true. I tried "wearing it in" by repeatedly replacing a bit in/ out but that only partially worked.
I purchased this to go with the DW920K-2 Dewalt electic screwdriver and I'm so glad I did. This set has everything you need and more. I have not any issues with the case being difficult getting the bits out or with getting the bits back in. Also, I have had zero problems with the bit holder being tight and bits being hard to get out. My bit holder is snug enough to prevent the bit from falling out but loose enough to come out using finger strength.
Answer: yes