kindly, can you use the screwdriver bits using the main ratchet/wrench/head or they have to be used with the thing that bits are attached to? thx
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The various screwdriver bits are stored on a plastic carrier tree which is hidden inside the handle. When you need to use one, remove the carrier from the driver handle, place the adaptor socket on the drive end of the tool, and place the desired blade / tip into the adaptor. Then you have all the functions of the tool at your hand. The ratchet can be used with each one of the tips on the carrier tree as needed. Same for allof the SAE and metric sockets. I've had my Nebo for about six months and still find it to be the handiest socket set ever!
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Bruce gave an excellent answer to this question!!! I agree 110% this is the best, most used, and handiest ratchet set I have ever owned. A person should carry a set in ever vehicle that he owns because it satisfies most jobs that you may need a ratchet set to do, sockets, screwdriver, driver set and the angle that it works at is great.
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If i understand your question correctly, the screwdriver bits have to be used with a socket that goes on first to the main ratchet head
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Kevin, I already had a rechargeable screwdriver with 12 bits (probably standard size) included with it that also worked fine with this flex ratchet, so I haven't purchased any bits on Amazon. Anita
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You would most likely use the metal blade. In my experience, the metal blades are not very good in this kit. It's hard to source any good metal bits, period.
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You can use any bit that has a 1/4 hex shank head so Yes with the "TEKTON 2928 14-Piece Power Nut Driver Bit Set" and No you can not use it with the "Anytime Tools 4 piece Flexible Socket Extension Flex Bar Ratchet Auto/Mechanic Tools 1/4" Drive & 3/8" Drive".Forgot to add that you can obviously use the 1/4 drive and 3/8 drive Flexible socket set if you use an adapter (1/4 hex head to 1/4 drive) or (1/4 hex head to 3/8 drive).
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In the heel rest of the drill is a recessed slot that holds a 2-headed screwdriver bit - - one end is a Philips head (#2 size I think) and the other end is a slot blade (regular) screwdriver. If you need larger or smaller bits for larger or smaller screws, then you will need to buy them. Also there are many other types of fasteners (Torx bit, hex key, etc.), so if you need to tighten/loosen those then you will have to buy the corresponding bits.
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You will need an adapter for the short bits. They will be hard to pull out other wise.
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Drill bits are all, for the most part, standard. Ant drill bit set should do, just be sure you get what your looking for e.g.(nut drivers and drill bits)
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A really great answer to the screw issue is to have an older, battery powered drill for use as a driver. This way, you don't have to keep changing bits. I keep my old B&D; 12V for just that. Drill the holes with the Dewalt, drive the screws with the battery powered drill. Saves a lot of time. BUT, if you're going to do big lag bolt driving, I'd get a dedicated driver. Otherwise, you'll burn up your drills or hurt your arms.
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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.
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I believe it would be too much power. It uses one sided driver bits which are very common, but not in the sizes or head shapes you would need. I'm referring to the T bit heads. It would work if you could find the bits with the correct heads, but it would be a great deal of power going into such a small screw not made for that kind of torque. I would really not suggest it based on the applications you described
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The bits are "left-handed" - yes. Correct - many times the screw will come out before requiring the extractor.
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I haven't tried, but I see no reason why you shouldn't be able to. The end is adaptable to different size drill bits.
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I assume that there are pre-drilled holes in which case, this would be fine. This screwdriver does not have enough torque for a heavy requirement. Personally, I would look into a screwdriver with more torque. Then you won't be disappointed.
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These drill bits can not be used with the B&D screw driver. The drills can only be used with a drill with a chuck that can clamp down onto the shank of the drill.
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I've only used it with the heads that came with it so I'm sorry but can't be of any help as far as drill bits.
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Use the size that comes with it and nothing else. I ruined my old one by using one that was a different size. Mine came with plenty of bits so I just stick with mine now. Oh BTY I LOVE MY DRILL!!! :-) It's wonderful!
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You can do either. Using the driver that came with it, you can chuck it up in a drill/driver and use the bit you need. Using the bits individually, you can us it in any hand driver.