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I disagree, regarding the Milwaukee bits. Specifically, these Milwaukee Shockwave impact bits. In my experience, they perform much better than similar impact bits from Dewalt. They generally have a tight fit, and good durability for the price. I've moved to purchasing this brand of driving bits exclusively.
Project Farm on Youtube did a comparison of driver bits last year, and his winner was Milwaukee Shockwave (beat out Dewalt, Bosch, Irwin, Makita, among others). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-xOHQTT5tw
Seems like a decent price for the bits, if you need all those sizes. Certainly cheaper than purchasing packs of bits individually. If you watch Home Depot for specials over the holidays you'll probably be able to find a more cost effective option if you just want the bits, and not the case too.
Never owned a Milwaukee packout case, so I can't speak to the quality there. But I'd definitely recommend the bits.
Got the packout case for $20 before. The bits I scored separately at THD for $30 during Black Friday two years ago and it included a similar array of bits as this deal.
Yes for getting more torque and mounting concrete anchors. Also for breaking lugs loose
Impact drivers have more torque (and less control) than a drill for driving larger screws and lags, but you'd need a hammer drill for the concrete anchors and an impact wrench for automotive work.
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Project Farm on Youtube did a comparison of driver bits last year, and his winner was Milwaukee Shockwave (beat out Dewalt, Bosch, Irwin, Makita, among others). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-xOHQTT5tw
Seems like a decent price for the bits, if you need all those sizes. Certainly cheaper than purchasing packs of bits individually. If you watch Home Depot for specials over the holidays you'll probably be able to find a more cost effective option if you just want the bits, and not the case too.
Never owned a Milwaukee packout case, so I can't speak to the quality there. But I'd definitely recommend the bits.
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I believe you get two cases.
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The case by itself when it's not on sale is $30.
Every power tool I own is Milwaukee, and have probably 30 packout cases.
Milwaukee bits are not great.
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