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Milwaukee SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Steel Driver Bit Set (106-Piece) - [48-32-4078] - $17.88 (In-Store/YMMV)
$17.88
Home Depot website shows these priced at $24.88
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In-store, however, they are $17.88!
For comparison, Amazon shows these priced at $38.26.
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• SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Steel Driver Bit Set (106-Piece)
• Wear Guard Tip protects fit over the life of the bit
• Optimized Shockzone absorbs peak torque and prevents breaking
• Designed for use with impact and drill drivers
• Includes: insert driver bits: 6 P1, 20 P2, 2 PR2, 8 P3, 4 SQ1, 12 SQ2, 4 SQ3, 3 T10, 5 T15, 8 T20, 14 T25, 4 T27, 5 T30, 1 SL #4, 1 SL #6, 2 SL #8, 3 SL #10, 1 SL #12, 1 hex 2,5 mm, 1 hex 3 mm, 1 hex 4 mm, 1 hex 5 mm, 1 hex 6 mm, 1 hex 1/16 in., 1 hex 5/64 in., 1 hex 3/32 in., 1 hex 7/64 in., 1 hex 1/8 in., 1 hex 9/64 in., 1 hex 5/32 in., 2 hex 3/16 in., 2 hex 1/4 in., 2 in. power bits: 1 P1, 4 P2, 1 P3, 3 SQ2, 1 SQ3, 2 T20, 4 T25, hex drill bits: one 1/16 in., one 5/64 in., one 3/32 in., one 7/64 in., one 1/8 in., one 3/16 in
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Brickseek shows these priced at $24.88.
https://brickseek.com/home-depot-...=309992513
In-store, however, they are $17.88!
For comparison, Amazon shows these priced at $38.26.
https://www.amazon.com/Milwaukee-...842&sr=8-1
• SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Steel Driver Bit Set (106-Piece)
• Wear Guard Tip protects fit over the life of the bit
• Optimized Shockzone absorbs peak torque and prevents breaking
• Designed for use with impact and drill drivers
• Includes: insert driver bits: 6 P1, 20 P2, 2 PR2, 8 P3, 4 SQ1, 12 SQ2, 4 SQ3, 3 T10, 5 T15, 8 T20, 14 T25, 4 T27, 5 T30, 1 SL #4, 1 SL #6, 2 SL #8, 3 SL #10, 1 SL #12, 1 hex 2,5 mm, 1 hex 3 mm, 1 hex 4 mm, 1 hex 5 mm, 1 hex 6 mm, 1 hex 1/16 in., 1 hex 5/64 in., 1 hex 3/32 in., 1 hex 7/64 in., 1 hex 1/8 in., 1 hex 9/64 in., 1 hex 5/32 in., 2 hex 3/16 in., 2 hex 1/4 in., 2 in. power bits: 1 P1, 4 P2, 1 P3, 3 SQ2, 1 SQ3, 2 T20, 4 T25, hex drill bits: one 1/16 in., one 5/64 in., one 3/32 in., one 7/64 in., one 1/8 in., one 3/16 in
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The cases are reconfigurable and compact. The bit holders tilt up , even though they are a bit sticky. At this price, it is worth it just for the cases, IMO.
I couldn't find any other reconfigurable cases for sale at all. Bosch sells an empty case, but they don't sell the bit holders!
Or
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072J5R...B07GK
Or
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072J5R...B07GK
However; this is one department Milwaukee falls super short in, even with the carbide driver bits. With respect to driver bits, Milwaukee one's are very brittle and not strong. The shorter bits may hold up longer, but the one's with the long neck won't. Milwaukee drill bits are fine, but drill bits are not driver bits. Some people may have had luck on these bits but it's been 50/50 in every forum and trade I've talked to.
Makita Impact Gold like the set below or other's are what you should buy. Not on sale right now, but you can find deals on Home Depot and Amazon for Makita throughout the year. They honestly make a really decent driver bit. Most other Milwaukee fan boys, contractors, etc. would agree as they've likely had bits snap or strip on them. Makita will wear down in time, but they are reliable and you can estimate that point when you get to it. Like if you were to build a deck, Makita will get you through it.
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However; this is one department Milwaukee falls super short in, even with the carbide driver bits. With respect to driver bits, Milwaukee one's are very brittle and not strong. The shorter bits may hold up longer, but the one's with the long neck won't. Milwaukee drill bits are fine, but drill bits are not driver bits. Some people may have had luck on these bits but it's been 50/50 in every forum and trade I've talked to.
Makita Impact Gold like the set below or other's are what you should buy. Not on sale right now, but you can find deals on Home Depot and Amazon for Makita throughout the year. They honestly make a really decent driver bit. Most other Milwaukee fan boys, contractors, etc. would agree as they've likely had bits snap or strip on them. Makita will wear down in time, but they are reliable and you can estimate that point when you get to it. Like if you were to build a deck, Makita will get you through it.
https://www.homedepot.c
Milwaukee 145 Piece Bit Set
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However; this is one department Milwaukee falls super short in, even with the carbide driver bits. With respect to driver bits, Milwaukee one's are very brittle and not strong. The shorter bits may hold up longer, but the one's with the long neck won't. Milwaukee drill bits are fine, but drill bits are not driver bits. Some people may have had luck on these bits but it's been 50/50 in every forum and trade I've talked to.
Makita Impact Gold like the set below or other's are what you should buy. Not on sale right now, but you can find deals on Home Depot and Amazon for Makita throughout the year. They honestly make a really decent driver bit. Most other Milwaukee fan boys, contractors, etc. would agree as they've likely had bits snap or strip on them. Makita will wear down in time, but they are reliable and you can estimate that point when you get to it. Like if you were to build a deck, Makita will get you through it.
https://www.homedepot.c
Or
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072J5R...B07GK94LPY [amazon.com]