TIMESETL 3Pcs Magnetic Screwdriver Bit Holder 60mm/100mm/150mm 1/4" Hex Shank Quick Change Drill Extension Bit Set - TXJ-EU

Holds in the Bit perfectly

When I used them they fell apart quickly after receiving them, I should have gone for something with more quality build about them!! These seemed more like they were for the DIY man.

If like myself, you find that you are often changing screw driver bits in your cordless drill then the magnetic bit holders from TIMESETL are a great addition to your tool box.The set comprises of 3 bit holders of 3 different lengths (60mm, 100mm and 150mm), with each bit having a magnetic holder on the end, which also features a quick release lock for bits that have a little notch in them to lock them in place. Each of the extensions also feature the locking notch.***** In The Box *****1 x 60mm Bit Holder/Extension1 x 100mm Bit Holder/Extension1 x 150mm Bit Holder/Extension***** Installation / Usage *****Using the Bit Holder/Extension is of course exactly the same as using any other screwdriver bit. You simply slot it into your manual screwdriver handle or clamp it into your cordless screwdrivers chuck.Once in place, you can simply push your screwdriver bits into the magnetic holder and they will stay in place. A quick pull and they can quickly be removed and changed.For any bits that have the locking notch, you simply need to pull the locking collar on the Bit Holder/Extension and then pull the bit from the holder.***** Conclusion *****I really like the extension set from TIMESETL. The extensions feel nice and solid and the magnet in each holder feels nice and strong.Being able to quickly change screwdriver bits, without having to use the chuck on the cordless drill is a big time saver and having 3 different sizes of extension, can make it far easier to get to screws in tight or awkward spots.For £8, I think these are a great buy.

Just what I wanted,too reach in small places

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This is one of those tools, you didn't realise you needed until you have it. It allows the user to turn screws in places that are very close to walls and floors with ease. So you keep the drill away from the wall, but the screw is exactly where you need it. Ideal for those difficult jobs. I just used it to put up a black out blind. Where the screws are in the corner of the window recess, but the drill is in the room which allows me to get into the corner in line with the screw head.

Good

First one (the longest of the three) broke after its first outing. Worked well for a while then it stopped holding driver bits securely, they now just fall out.