Porter-Cable Impact Bit Sets: 25-Piece Set (PCA2025) $11, 15-Piece Set (PCA2015) $8 + Free Shipping

Quote from netringer : The Dewalt and Porter Cable brands are owned by the same outfit. My bet is that these are exactly the same as Dewalt, as in equal suckage. Between them you just choose whether you like yellow or red in color. I have a $100 Porter-Cable air compressor that became useless after one use. Out of warranty, of course.

Yes Black & Decker Stanley owns Dewalt and Porter Cable. So there is a good chance its made in the same factory.

Quote from SOC6-SOC7 : Every drill aaaahhh NO! Most, yes. Some drills only take specific bits designed for them. example.- http://www.us.hilti.com/holus/pag...eId=-70237

Using some deductive reasoning and common sense I chose not to try to confuse him with references to hammer drills and the like. Since he was asking that particular question, I made the assumption he is using your standard run-of-the-mill cordless drill driver. Anyways, thank you for the "lesson" tool-police.

nice upgrade to my $3 driver I bought of the street

Quote from clubba : Using some deductive reasoning and common sense I chose not to try to confuse him with references to hammer drills and the like. Since he was asking that particular question, I made the assumption he is using your standard run-of-the-mill cordless drill driver. Anyways, thank you for the "lesson" tool-police.

You mean this is an exotic drill?

http://www.amazon.com/Makita-FD01...akita+df03

I am looking for tools for my car. Any help?

Nice deal, in for the 15 piece set.

Quote from clubba : Using some deductive reasoning and common sense I chose not to try to confuse him with references to hammer drills and the like. Since he was asking that particular question, I made the assumption he is using your standard run-of-the-mill cordless drill driver. Anyways, thank you for the "lesson" tool-police.

Hey Mr. polysyllabic.... thanks for the logic lesson. There are a number of drills that only take 1/4 inch hex bits. Now... go stick your nose in a book and stay away from tools and sharp objects.

Quote from Waller : You mean this is an exotic drill? http://www.amazon.com/Makita-FD01...akita+df03

No, but you're also an idiot with your smug laughing face because 1. that is not an adjustable chuck, like I talked about; and 2) the bits referenced will work in that drill (1/4" hex). Thanks for playing.

Quote from nowlen : Hey Mr. polysyllabic.... thanks for the logic lesson. There are a number of drills that only take 1/4 inch hex bits. Now... go stick your nose in a book and stay away from tools and sharp objects.

As stated multiple times - these are 1/4" hex bits, so they will work in the "number of drills" that you reference, you monosyllabic troll.

Need I remind you what you stated?

"Yes. but they will also fit and work in any drill with an adjustable chuck (every drill)."

Someone disagreed, and you chastised them. I simply pointed out that there are a number of drills out there that are not special cases that don't have adjustable chucks. Of course I know that drill is not an adjustable chuck as I own it, and that was the whole point that you failed to pick up on.

Quote from clubba : No, but you're also an idiot with your smug laughing face because 1. that is not an adjustable chuck, like I talked about; and 2) the bits referenced will work in that drill (1/4" hex). Thanks for playing. As stated multiple times - these are 1/4" hex bits, so they will work in the "number of drills" that you reference, you monosyllabic troll.

Quote from Waller : Need I remind you what you stated? "Yes. but they will also fit and work in any drill with an adjustable chuck (every drill)." Someone disagreed, and you chastised them. I simply pointed out that there are a number of drills out there that are not special cases that don't have adjustable chucks. Of course I know that drill is not an adjustable chuck as I own it, and that was the whole point that you failed to pick up on.

You come on, try to help someone out, add a little value to the site, and a bunch of helpful folks such as yourself want to come on and commentcrap. Thanks for jumping in with your helpful insight - it added a lot to the thread!