Does anyone know if these bits will work in this? Wiha - MicroBit Pocket Clip Set SL/PH 7Pc - 75981
1157696
No, they won't fit that driver. The 79242 Set has a 1/4" shank. The MicroBit Set 75981 uses 4mm shank size.
986678
Hmm, no idea really, but I doubt it. They are crappy bits, by the way. Dull easily and rust in a jiffy. I would go with genuine Bosch bits if they will fit. As. Licensed contractor who needs plenty of this gear, I've always had good luck with Bosch products of every sort.
2065583
Probably...check http://www.ifixit.com they have a thorough description of what sizes are needed and whether or not they are in there.
614557
I am not sure.You can check the specifications. In there you'll find which micros are supported.
1661736
I have a set of STANLEY quick release drill bits that I use. They fit like they were made for the DeWalt. They fit snugly and lock just like a screwdriver bit. They have a 1/4" hex shank.
2018577
Yes, they should as these are made much better than most clips I have used. As Pablo suggested I would go with the regular TL6 version rather than the TL6LG (I own both, only using the larger ones for tasks with a bit of current like bypassing motor relays, etc.). The clip on the smaller version is about 1/3 the size and if working with a breadboard you will find the larger version may pull your leads from the board.
2067212
I'm pretty sure they won't work. I did some research on line. I found one by MS INDUSTRIES I think the model number was 1000-04 but you should double check. It's a one piece unit.
484813
No, I am not aware of being able to use these with round bits...only the lock-in hex style bits.
1956764
I'm not sure. The probes look like standard diameter tips. If the clip you're talking about will push into a standard probe then I would think so.
266123
If the Hilti is a SDS PLUS these bits will fit. If the Hilti is a SDS MAX the bits will not fit.
1914980
from what I have heard they will probably work but may not have exact reading due to coding of strips. Go into internet and asks the question and you will find a bunch of reviews and answers
560074
I'm going to order them for mine. If you look at the other answers it discribes the roung hole with the 2 notches so that leads me to believe they will work.
547662
Yes, they will work, and these are good, or the coin flips that are clear plastic, and they hold other coins just as well, too. I prefer the flips for that reason, and stapling these types here is sometimes tricky in not damaging the coin...as no matter what anyone says...staples and rare pristine coins are not a good match...kind of like cats and dogs together...might work well, or might not...take care, from Randy~
1920915
I can use all the bits I have including my cheap unknown brand cordless drill. I haven't found any that doesn't fit, but I don't have very many different brands. Hope that helps!
226861
Don't know, all I have ever used are drill bits and these are the best, I broke one the other day but, that was my fault, wasn't holding the drill right which put the bit in a bind and in turn broke the bit, great set of bits! I would recommend them anytime!
1343373
You can use pretty much any set that has the end designed for the snap adapter. I use sets purchased from Home Depot, DeWalt, and Lowes without any problems. It also does a pretty good job with the Kreg square bit.
584832
yes anything with standard chuck should work if the chuck is 3/8 some larger bits might not fit!1/2 bits probably wont fit!