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Question: Does it have a magnetic tip to hold the bits? or not?  Some reviews here report that it doesn't have this feature.
Document: I purchased two of these, one for the house, and one for my handyman tool box, the duel tip holding feature (Magnetic/Mechanical) is a must for me because I use different types of bits, the large handle is a plus for the tool
I bought this expecting the advertised magnetic bit holder to enable the bit to magnetically hold the screw using its &#34;powerful magnets&#34;. Not so!.It will not hold even the smallest of screws to the bit. And the magnetic tip that holds the bit STILL requires pulling back the locking sleeve to get the bit out to change it.
Okay, if you are anything like I am...you can't find the bits for your multi-tip screwdrivers...this one has a place to store those bits INSIDE the handle. Plus the ratcheting feature is totally the bomb.
This is a good all purpose ratcheting screwdriver and all that but the product description misled me. While the end of the screwdriver has a magnetic locking mechanism to hold the bits, that's where the magnetism ends. The magnet is not strong enough to magnetize the bit so the bits will not hold a screw. It's too bad for me because I wasn't interested in the ratcheting function as much as I was in getting a magnetic screwdriver with multiple bits. If this is what you're looking for, look elsewhere.
PROS:-Smooth ratcheting action-Handle stores 1/4" hex bits 8 bits (6 are included)-Tip is magnetic and has a locking collar-Easy to change ratcheting direction with the "ring" in the middle of the driverCONS:-None so far :)
I bought this ratcheting screwdriver to keep in my office so I didn't have to go out to my workbench and bring screwdrivers in the house for quick jobs. So far, I've used in a handful of times with good results. I like the magnetic tip, locking mechanism and the number/type of bits. I haven't used it enough to gauge the durability of manufacture, but it appears solid and should last as long as I don't abuse it.
I was looking for a screwdriver that had the bits stored in the head, like two older Stanley screwdrivers I had owned. Although the bits are a little tough for big hands to remove from the cap, this is a great screwdriver. The ratchet mechanism is very positive and rugged unlike others I've used. Also, while the tip isn't magnetic like my older Stanleys, it is very easy to use and locks the bits in solidly. Just pull the knurled sleeve forward and pop the bit in.
This tool is good, but clicks are too far apart. It means you have to twist your hand far back before it clicks in order to advance.I dont understand the purpose of the locking tip if tip is magnetized. Magnetized tip holds attachments just fine, why locking it ? Oh well, extra feature for extra money.Locking cap that holds extra attachments does not feel well built.
Rock solid tool at a bargain price. I'm giving it 4 only because I think it should have been magnetic. Add this feature and you'll end up with a great solid all round driver.
This is great screwdriver type to have in every tool box; insuring we always have the right tip when needed, and the ratcheting aspect saves a lot on wrist action, and the handle is comfortable, and the cap comes off to hold the unused tips until needed, and the work end is magnetized to keep the tip securely in place.
Answer: yes