Is there a bit holder that fits this model?
1169806
I'm not sure of what you mean by bit holder but the chuck of the drill will work with any standard drill bits 3/8" or smaller. It does not hold bits that are not being used on the body of the drill. I hope this helps answer your question.
1944466
The answer to this conundrum is a drill adapter set. This rapid load holder takes the standard hex shank quick-change bits. The type of set here [http://www.amazon.com/Snappy-Drill-Bit-Adapter-Set/dp/B003AS9JXS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1388951160&sr;=8-1&keywords;=snappy+drill+adapter] will, I believe, accommodate your 51 and 52 bits. 53 maybe not, but see information about these adapters.
155964
As the other 2 responses point out there is a release on the bit holder. It's the small area of jimping (grooves) cut into the back of the holder. It doesn't move much but you do have to hold it down to remove the bit.
1224231
Probably not both sets of bit holders. I only have one and it works. Flashlight size has to be similar to the Streamlight Microstream.
1224233
Here's what I carry: Supertool 300 (the biggest multi tool they make) plus both bit holders in the main compartment. The bit adapter (extension would probably work too) on one side, and a Maglite Solitare flashlight on the other. A needle would fit fine inbetween the bit holders.
1776237
I have found most standard bits fit the Channellock screwdriver. Just try some of the others you have in your toolbox or that which came with a drill/driver set to see.
2201114
Any 1/4" hex bits will fit this screwdriver. They are very common. If you're looking for specialty bits, you can try MSC Direct at http://www1.mscdirect.com/eCommerce/NavigationServlet/Hand-Tools/Screwdrivers-Hex-Keys/Hex-Torx-Keys/Hex-Drive-Bits/Hex-Drive-Bit-Sets/_/N-77f2d or McMaster-Carr industrial supply.
1779270
Well, like most things in life - it's simple, just not easy. While you can pull the bits out the front of the holders for quick removal, you can only replace them by sliding them into the top of the holder. Make sure the profile of the bit matches the profile of the holder (align points to points, faces to faces). Insert aligned bit into top of holder at approx a 5-10 degree angle to the end of the first "claw". Rotate bit so it is parallel to holder and finish inserting until fully seated. Unfortunately, it's not a one handed, or speedy, operation. You may have to do what others and myself have done; just leave them banging around loose in the case until the job is done, then replace the bits correctly as part of your job clean-up.
851369
This piece is to use with the SuperTool or tools who don't have bit extension
2137012
I haven't found any I can't use, there's a lot of different bits in the box so it's only limited by how much different hardware you use. I don't have the hammer drill and impact drill and all the bit's fit both
484815
No they don't, they have hex openings. No way to use round bits without an adapter.
2098079
Just loose bits and it's basically the same bits twice. I needed it because I had lost a couple and this was the only way I could find replacements. No bit holder but I still had mine from the original leatherman.
1888002
how are you! this extension bit holder ,take any size bit with a (1/4"} snap end! o.k. all so i would like to say that i'am very happy with this extension bit holder by @titan, you will be happy too, just buy one you'er love it. any more question? just reply. thanks! c.tyler
1982841
I haven't looked for other bits yet, but I would think someplace like Home Depot or Lowes would carry them. I have a set of longer bits that came in a gunsmithing screwdriver set made by Wheeler Engineering, I believe I got it from Midwayusa for $20 when it was on sale-they work just fine. Good luck!
970711
Yes. there are quite a few other type of bits available that will fit the Hitachi.
514282
Newer Surge with two accessory bit holders and extra saw/file works fine in mine. Just be careful with the belt loop, it's fragile.
1900527
Not that I know of. It has a standard chuck that you need only a single wrench to tighten the bit.