What bits do anyone recommend for the 701
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hi kevin...this is a great question..but it depends what are you making..doors- cabinetes...regular mortises???
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I've been happy with the premium (japanese) mortise chisels from lee valley. You can probably use any brand successfully if you have enough time to re-hone the chisels.
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The PM ones are nice. The 1/4-in bit from Wood River breaks routinely in hard maple, so buy two at a time. Other than that, it depends on how big your mortises are. The rule of thumb is 1/3 shoulder, 1/3 tenon, 1/3 shoulder, so 1/4" for 3/4" thick wood.I just used a PM 3/4" bit for a bed I'm making.
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These are a great little set for your tool, good selection good quality and great price. If you plan to do an extensive amount of work with your driver, you might consider buying a magnetic bit holder which allows you to buy the individual tips in a broad assortment sold in all lumber yards, hardware stores, etc even here on Amazon. Bit holders come in different lengths for getting into tight areas where it is not large enough for the driver, but still need to get the tip way back there in the far corner. Look about and you will find a vast selection to choose from. I personally have bit holders from 2 inches to 12 inches and use them all for different applications. Best of success with your project!! These are a great little set for your tool, good selection good quality and great price. If you plan to do an extensive amount of work with your driver, you might consider buying a magnetic bit holder which allows you to buy the individual tips in a broad assortment sold in all lumber yards, hardware stores, etc even here on Amazon. Bit holders come in different lengths for getting into tight areas where it is not large enough for the driver, but still need to get the tip way back there in the far corner. Look about and you will find a vast selection to choose from. I personally have bit... » Read More These are a great little set for your tool, good selection good quality and great price. If you plan to do an extensive amount of work with your driver, you might consider buying a magnetic bit holder which allows you to buy the individual tips in a broad assortment sold in all lumber yards, hardware stores, etc even here on Amazon. Bit holders come in different lengths for getting into tight areas where it is not large enough for the driver, but still need to get the tip way back there in the far corner. Look about and you will find a vast selection to choose from. I personally have bit holders from 2 inches to 12 inches and use them all for different applications. Best of success with your project!! « Show Less
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Dear Aamir, the expiration date is 09/15 and I use it with the 7160P, so I dont know about 7091C.
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I bought a skil precision 22 piece screwdriver set on woot for $4. The bits fit this driver perfectly.
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I did a Google search for the bits and found only one for $52.00 You might try calling the 800# for Oliver Intellicarve and hopefully get additional information I could not obtain. Good luck...
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I would recommend a non pilot pint bit it acts like a screw pulling the bit through material faster than the drill can spin it. Mad dog drill bits makes a good set for a little more cost
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7090 is just an item code. Any Contour strips marked for use with Contour meter will work with your meter (Note: Contour Next strips are for use with Contour Next meters only)
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I picked up one of the basic Sears Craftsman drills for around $30 as they constantly go on special. Handy to have around!
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Thanks, your answers are all appreciated. Now I must decide whether or it's worthwhile to buy this and have to buy all new drill bits or go with a conventional model that accepts all the bits I already own.
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All standard 1/4" bits will fit. However the one I got only worked about 6 months before it quit working.
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Nah!!!!!! The only bit that I've had to replace numerous times is #3 Phillips bit. If you're only gonna use it on cars then the only bit you should ever need is #3. The best cheapest place to get replacements is Sears. They sell craftsman individual bits #3 for around $2.00. That's where I've gone, I usually buy 2-3 at a time. If you're making money with this tool then buying the bits pay for them selves with one job that you do.
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3 MM allen & T15 torx work best, but a 7/64" allen will do in a pinch. that said, i doubt you'll ever need to adjust it more than once or twice through the years
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Afternoon Peggy, the kit comes with two drive adapters: an SDS/SDS+ and a hex shaft that is just shy of 11mm across flats. You MUST make sure you use the bits in drill mode only, i.e. turn off hammer mode. Otherwise you risk cracking the bits. You will also find a long 1/4" carbide bit useful so you can bore thick walls from both sides by drilling a 1/4 hole completely through the wall, then core drilling from both ends.Please wear good dust protection. Take care, Mike
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Look up "mini drill chuck", pretty certain it will bring up some decent choices that will hold your bits mentioned.
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You can search Amazon for "hex drive drill bits"Here's a couple of Amazon links:Tooluxe® 10171L 1/4-inch Hex Shank Drill Bit Set with Quick Change Design, Titanium Coated Steel | 13-Piece SetDEWALT DW2551 6 Piece 1/16-Inch to 1/4-Inch Hex Shank Twist Drill Assortment
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I am not sure about the one I have is new and I have not used it much. What I do not like is it is to heavy and short where the bit is. I am going to get one that bends and get an extension. I believe that sounds more like what you are looking for. I used one like that one time and loved it.
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I don't think any of the bits are quite small enough. I'd recommend the Tekton Everybit set- it's about $35, and has very very small bits.