Does this screwdriver has magnetic tip ?
514253
Sorry I didn't get a chance to answer you sooner. Unfortunately no it doesn't have magnetic tips. They are pretty sturdy though. Even the real thin ones. Hope that helps.
514254
No, this screwdriver set does not have magnetic tips. I sure wish they did.Good luck ghost.Jim.
514255
No, they do not. And after using them for several weeks, I can no longer recommend them. The tips on the Phillips head screwdrivers are not hardened steel - the first time I had a really difficult screw to remove, the head stripped off of two of the screwdrivers. Poor quality.
1427946
The kit does not contain a magnetic screw bit but those can be bought at your local box store or here at http://amazon.com. Hope this helps and Merry Christmas!
1046575
It could, but you might damage the tip of the screwdriver and or scratch it badly.
1610213
It doesn't. That is what I was looking for when I bought this and I typed in magnetic but I sure can't tell that it is, if it is. But yesterday this screwdriver saved me. I was putting an old door back up and stripped the screw with my drill so I got out this new Philips head and it caught and held on all the screws so, I'd say get it anyway!
1804374
This soldering iron does not have replaceable tips. It is a solid unit.It only 'looks' like one of Weller's regular replaceable tip irons.
453012
They have slight magnetization. they will pick up small screws through magnetism. Best set of German made screwdrivers for the price online! getting a second set =D
120249
No. I think you can magnetise the tips with a speaker or a permanent magnet, hope this helps.
836988
The screwdriver tip has never "stripped" when I've used it, where as the other kinds in those clear and black backed boxes have, but I'm very careful that I use less pressure than a full-sized screwdriver. I have used them for so many items: clocks, eyeglasses, toys, computer this & that, and poking a hole in cake to see if it was done. You'll wonder why you didn't get them before. If they are on special, get two! Not: the handles are heavy plastic.
2177028
It has a magnetic hex-style chuck, much like impact drivers. Just don't buy it though, its not worth it. It'll just break.
277391
Yes! But it may not have the screwdriver! The first time I ordered it , there was no screwdriver ,but the second time it was! :)
1359525
I don't have an answer for you; I bought the set for my Square Dance Club, based on its convenience and my previous satisfaction with Stanley products. But I haven't used the screw driver tips in this kit yet.
1989128
No. The bits are steel and can be magnetized easily or you can purchase the magnetized bits separately (see one of the other answers). I have a few hand powered screwdrivers with magnets in the bit holder that work pretty well as long as you use steel bits of course but this driver doesn't have that. Most of the hardware I use this on is stainless steel anyway so a magnet wouldn't help me. If you have a magnet handy, a couple of strokes on a steel bit will magnetize it enough to hold hardware for you.
1575853
Yes the screwdriver has a magnetic collar and in turn the bits become magnetized.
1861714
No, it is not magnetic. It holds the bits in by using a small friction/tension ring.
1610211
hmm, just went and checked it out. There have been times when I thought it did, and then lots of times where it failed the test. too weird, the butt end has enough to pull a screw across the table, so it does hold itself in the screwdriver, which it doesn't need, it's anchored very well. The working tip that would hold the screw in place also has it but it's so weak it's just about worthless. every once in a while it kinda seemed to attract the screw, but not really, I'd consider it pointless.hope that helps. still a great tool, yeah, I wish it had a stronger tip magnet.
1920750
Not sure what your asking. It does have a small useable phillips screwdriver.
2026772
No, there is no magnet. The bits are held in with recessed balls with a spring, which holds the bits in strongly, but does not help with screws. The bits are well machined, however, so I find most screws (like computer rack screws) will sit well on the bit up to almost completely horizontal.