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30-Piece Ryobi Impact Rated Driving Kit Expired
$6.95
$10.97
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Home Depot has 30-Piece Ryobi Impact Rated Driving Kit (AR2037) on sale for $6.97. Shipping is free, or select free store pickup where stock permits.
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- Impact rated bits for use in impact drivers and drills
- Precision-milled bit tip for enhanced fitment with commonly used fasteners
- 2'' bits feature a TORSION ZONE that absorbs the high torque from more demanding applications and helps to preserve bit tips
- 1'' bits are great for use with the included magnetic bit holder
- Modular case for easy, convenient storage
- Green band on bits makes it easier to find on the jobsite and in your toolbox
- Nut drivers for use with hex fasteners
- Includes: 30 bits, sizes 1'' and 2''
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| Product Name: | RYOBI Impact Rated Driving Kit (30-Piece) |
| Product Description: | RYOBI introduces the Impact Rated Driving Kit (30-Piece). RYOBI Impact Rated Driving Bits are built to withstand the tough demand that comes with the use of an impact driver. The 2 in. bits feature a TORSION ZONE that is engineered to absorb the high torque and demand that comes with the use of an impact driver. This 30-piece kit offers a variety of the most commonly used 1 in. and 2 in. bits, along with specialty socket adaptors, nut drivers and bit holder. The included case is compact and modular, meaning the bit holders can be removed or rearranged. This allows for complete customization of accessory kits. This kit includes 30 bits in sizes 1 in. and 2 in. For more things RYOBI, visit RYOBItools.com. |
| Product SKU: | 308112731_308112731 |
| UPC: | 33287181094 |
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I have these and like them. They work well.
Full disclosure: I'm not a construction worker, so I can't tell you how few years these will last at 8+ hours/day.
Edit: I have seen a couple of the phillips bits twist on me when working on really stuck screws, but I'm in the middle of a lifelong project to switch everythng I can to Torx, lag screws, etc.
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Agreed, these are very soft.
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I have these and like them. They work well.
Full disclosure: I'm not a construction worker, so I can't tell you how few years these will last at 8+ hours/day.
Edit: I have seen a couple of the phillips bits twist on me when working on really stuck screws, but I'm in the middle of a lifelong project to switch everythng I can to Torx, lag screws, etc.
I have these and like them. They work well.
Full disclosure: I'm not a construction worker, so I can't tell you how few years these will last at 8+ hours/day.
Edit: I have seen a couple of the phillips bits twist on me when working on really stuck screws, but I'm in the middle of a lifelong project to switch everythng I can to Torx, lag screws, etc.
These don't even last for DIY things. I learned when it comes to bits use Milwaukee, and I'm a big Ryobi fan but these things are garbage
I have a similar kit that includes drill bits that break on the first use too — total rip-off no matter how inexpensive they are,
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In terms of the durability of the bits, I'm just a DIYer and I think they're pretty decent. Maybe someone else can chime in on this?
I built an 8x10 shed from scratch with 2x4s and broke off like 10 Craftsman Torx impact bits, but that was like 4 years ago. At this point, I've destroyed probably half the box of bits, and the box. Now, I've been using them until they're gone. I don't know if I've destroyed any of the DeWalt bits, but I'm not building anything huge yet, just small projects.
The shed I built:
https://youtu.be/i3oR6ic24bw