recommendation for driver bits?
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recommendation for driver bits?
Hi, all -
As I reached for my trusty Milwaukee drill driver the other day, I discovered that I'd misplaced my small and beat-up assortment of screwdriver bits for it. Rather than scour the garage for them, I'm going to seize the opportunity to invest in a new set.
Any recommendations? Milwaukee? DeWalt? I don't mind spending some extra money, but I'd rather not go about replacing these in five years due to them wearing out.
Thanks...
mz
As I reached for my trusty Milwaukee drill driver the other day, I discovered that I'd misplaced my small and beat-up assortment of screwdriver bits for it. Rather than scour the garage for them, I'm going to seize the opportunity to invest in a new set.
Any recommendations? Milwaukee? DeWalt? I don't mind spending some extra money, but I'd rather not go about replacing these in five years due to them wearing out.
Thanks...
mz
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From: State of Misery (Missouri
Originally Posted by gbadgley
My own opinion is if you are going to spend the money for a set that has a warrenty go top shelf. If you are just buying a set to have and you know that you will lose a few go to Harbor freight. Greg
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From: fremont ohio
I just get em as I need em. Itsa couple bucks to get a few bits while ur at the hardware store, and all of mine are lost before they ever break. However, my good torx bit set i have are for asocket wrench and not driver bits
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