This 45-piece screwdriver bit set is a must-have for any toolbox. The bits are sturdy and durable, handling tough jobs with ease without showing wear. The variety of bits included makes it versatile enough for a range of tasks, from DIY projects to professional use. The tough case is a great feature, keeping the bits organized and protected. It’s compact and easy to carry around, ensuring I have all the bits I need on hand. The case snaps shut securely, and the layout inside makes it simple to find the right bit quickly. Overall, this bit set offers excellent value, combining durability, variety, and convenience in one package. A fantastic addition to any tool collection!

The set is ideal for someone needing a set that will do most DYI projects. It has just about everything you need or could want without breaking the bank. The quality is above average, and you can expect them to last a long time with a little care. The set will work well with most drivers and drills that accept standard shafts, but it highly recommended to use them with a DEWALT driver or drill. Good materials, good choices of drivers, and practical for most operations.

I go through alot of drill bits and I have found DEWALT Drill Bit Set with Titanium Nitride Coating to be durable and long lasting. Good assortment of most used sizes. Good set for the price and quality.

First, this isn't my first driver set/kit. It is just the first kit that is very well thought out. It really starts with the case. The case is as much a part of the tool as any driver. There are so many features it is hard to describe them. The tools fit. The tools are easy to extract. There is extra room. But further, the box for the bits is color coded black while the matching case for the drill bits is color coded yellow. This saves me time when I am taking the tools from the bag--or picking them up off a bench. Another bonus is that the cases snap together and can be held easily in you hand--a very pleasant surprise. And I have unintentionally proven that the cases survive drops without breaking or scrambling or dropping their contents. Even the hinges exceed any I've seen on plastic boxes opening the halves flat and the latches work with your thumb and aren't in the way when open. And the cases can be reconfigured with their dovetail joints! The drivers are also excellent with a good selection. But keep in mind that DeWalt has also thoughtfully configured different tool selections to be ideal for specific crafts. The idea is that drywall guys, plumbers, carpenters, HVAC and others each need a different selection. Finding the correct configuration for yourself may be challenging, since I didn't see any labels that specified trade when I was looking. The kit that I am reviewing has Philips: 7 short #2, 1 short #1, 1 short #3, 6 "long" #2, 1 extra-long #2 with magnetic screw collar. Straight: 2 short 0.280 wide, 2 short 0.247 wide both mic at .047 thick. Robertson (square): 4 short #2, 1 short #3. Torx: 1 short T15, 2 short T20, 3 short T25, 1 short T27, 1 long T20, 1 long T25 Magnetic Hex socket: 1/4 and 5/16 Magnetic hex bit holder to hold the short drivers in a power driver. 3/8 inch socket drive adapter. So this set is ideal for a wide variety of tasks from hanging curtains and blinds (hex socket drivers); building decks (Torx drivers, Phillips drivers); hanging drywall (#2 Philips driver with magnetic screw collar); working on parts of a car or truck, or woodworking. Now there are other features, like a composite shaft on the long drivers and the magnetic collar screw holder that I either don't fully understand or don't yet know how to use every feature. The composite shafts work well, as far as I can test. These bits are lighter than steel shafts, and they supposedly flex a bit, though I don't have a way to measure this. I suspect that they are brilliant improvements for simplifying the machining when they make billions of these drivers. If so, my concern is that they might fall apart with time--sort of like the expensive plastic handles on chisels made in the 1950's didn't make it through the 1980s. I suspect that these bits won't last forever even with care--but then, my battery-powered drill driver won't last forever either. I am already on version 5 or 6 of battery-powered drills and drivers. Now, with brushless motors, LED lights, and powerful, low-weight batteries they seem to be perfected. Couple them with these sets of drivers and drills, and we are so far ahead of the electric drill my Dad had in 1954--we have no idea how good we've got it! However, I still have that drill and it still works! Update: Now I have had this set for some time I can relate two things. First is the "Flat" screw driver bits for straight slot screws didn't last through one screw. The tip was sheared off in the head of the screw! I've never seen anything like it. The other bits have lasted well, though the Torx and Philips patterns look worn after the first screw. The flex shaft bits work but the shaft does not take abrasion well. However, I like the set so much that I am buying a second set.

DeWalt is synonymous with good stuff, and this kit is no exception. Yes, there are a lot of #2 phillips bits. That's because Ph#2 bits are an engineering abomination, deliberately designed to cam out in order to limit torque, thus destroying the driver just before it slips out and ruins your workpiece, which is excellent for companies who sell bits, and great for business in general, so they are used everywhere. But I digress. In any case, (intentional!) DeWalt has done the best anyone could of providing a bit kit that will do pretty much anything ordinary. If you're a tradesman, you know what you need ten or twenty of per week, most likely including Phillips #2 bits... For everyone else, this kit is a great start and a good value. For the handyman or DIY guy, you might never need anything else. I added a couple specialty bit sets from Klein, which fit nicely in the small plastic case inside the large DeWalt case. I also threw in another smaller DeWalt bit set, and a compact ratcheting multibit screwdriver. There's more room left, and I already have 90% of what gets used most often in one case. Of course, being DeWalt, all the bits and drills are really nice quality. I do have some complaints, of course... The handle, although large and impressive-looking, seems to have been designed by an inconsiderate midget or something. At 6' 180# I'm not a real beefy guy, and my hand barely fits. The handle seems specifically constructed as a machine to scrape the skin off your knuckles, and if you're a big guy with fat fingers, forget it; you are not going to be able to carry this case by the handle without bleeding. I'll eventually get out the Dremel and do some relieving on the case under the handle, or cut off the damn handle altogether and tie on a rope or something. Not a huge deal but annoying and avoidable. One half star gets removed for that awful handle, and somebody ought to get fired, too, even if he _is_ a midget. The magnet in the magnetic tray is quite weak. I'll probably toss that tray and its clunky, bulky holder for more space in the case, if I can manage to pry it out. I have a couple other bigger better mag trays anyway. Next time, use a nice neodymium or something, DeWalt, but don't include a lame cheap accessory just to take up space. Half star penalty. [Update to add: That magnetic tray is really pretty awful. Mine fell apart the first time I looked at it; the glue holding it together just let go. So I thought I'd just lose it and make space in the case for something useful. Unfortunately, some idiot at DeWalt had the bright idea of permanently gluing the bulky, space-wasting molded plastic holder into the rails of the case. Gee, since they're little dovetails, if you really wanted to secure something a little sticky goo would work just fine, no need for permanent glue... I tried to pry it out, and succeeded in cracking the little reinforcing rib inside the case for my efforts. That took almost no effort. So I dremeled it out instead, and I'll be gluing something else in its place, since I can't use the dovetail rails anymore. That whole issue irked me, because the case could be modular, customizable and cool if they didn't go and glue in a totally useless accessory...] So minor [or not] quibbles with the case make it a 4-star kit instead of five; not bad at all, because the bits do their jobs well, and that's what matters. The case is far more robust than your average piece of plastic, but it feels like it just might shatter in a million bits if you left it overnight in the truck in winter and then dropped it. Maybe next time it gets really cold I'll drop-test this case and post the results here... [Minor prying shatters the cheap (polystyrene?) brittle plastic when it's warm. I will not bet on the lifespan of this case.] I'll look around for more bit holders that fit the dovetail rails in the case. If I can find some, I can really trick out this case for my specific needs. Hey DeWalt, maybe sell the bit holders to fit this case separately? Until then, it'll do just fine as it is. Solid stuff [more or less] from DeWalt.

Big set of drivers, very sturdy carrying kit, fits in my main tool box.... easy to grab and toss into my mobile project bag

Ah llegado en perfectas condiciones, se ven de buen material, la posición en la que están me encanta, son fáciles de sacar y fáciles de meter

É o meu primeiro conjunto de bits DeWalt e posso dizer que não me arrependo. Um conjunto que apresenta qualidade de construção, medidas precisas, e informações técnicas em sua embalagem úteis.

I tend to lose bits a lot so getting this on sale was a great buy. Plenty of bits for most things you will need with a few extras, all in a rugged case. Dewalt makes quality products and I've had no issues with the quality of these bits.

Son de muy baja calidad y se deslizan en la madera como mantequilla

La caja de brocas incluye varios tipos y varios tamaños, ideal para adaptarse a un taladro y tener distintas formas de taladrar.