Lowe's[lowes.com] has Kobalt 12-in-1 Ratcheting Double Drive Rubber Handle Assorted Multi-bit Screwdriver Set on sale for $9.98. Select free store pick up where stock permits.
Product Description from Lowe's
This patented SpeedDrive Technology drives screws with each left and right turn, delivering 2 times the speed of a standard ratcheting screwdriver. Quick load lock system for easy changing bits. In-handle bit storage makes it easy to access bits. Kobalt Rubber Handle Assorted Multi-bit Screwdriver Set | 68545
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This patented SpeedDrive Technology drives screws with each left and right turn, delivering 2 times the speed of a standard ratcheting screwdriver. Quick load lock system for easy changing bits. In-handle bit storage makes it easy to access bits. Kobalt 12-in-1 Double Drive Rubber Handle Assorted Multi-bit Screwdriver Set | 68545
Product SKU:
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UPC:
194767685454
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Lowe's[lowes.com] has Kobalt 12-in-1 Ratcheting Double Drive Rubber Handle Assorted Multi-bit Screwdriver Set on sale for $9.98. Select free store pick up where stock permits.
Product Description from Lowe's
This patented SpeedDrive Technology drives screws with each left and right turn, delivering 2 times the speed of a standard ratcheting screwdriver. Quick load lock system for easy changing bits. In-handle bit storage makes it easy to access bits. Kobalt Rubber Handle Assorted Multi-bit Screwdriver Set | 68545
Model: Kobalt Rubber Handle Assorted Multi-bit Screwdriver Set | 68545
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Copping it. Tired of 10 different screw drivers laying around
But this is worse because of non standard bits. With screw drivers where you can change out bits i can grab any one off the table as needed and dispose of those that get damaged. You lose a bit from this one or it's damaged and you'll no longer be reaching for it.
But this is worse because of non standard bits. With screw drivers where you can change out bits i can grab any one off the table as needed and dispose of those that get damaged. You lose a bit from this one or it's damaged and you'll no longer be reaching for its
But this is worse because of non standard bits. With screw drivers where you can change out bits i can grab any one off the table as needed and dispose of those that get damaged. You lose a bit from this one or it's damaged and you'll no longer be reaching for it.
Don't you think any of the long driver bits will work on this?
In the Q&A section someone said other bits didn't stay in and the responses said that they didn't make any replacement bits...yet.
Good catch, then its definitely a pass. I have the old version that uses standard bits for about 10 years now. It's not on sale but its only $16. Here is the link:
When I think about how a screwdriver is used, I have a hard time imagining how a ratcheting action would actually improve function (aside from making a fun clicking noise) – in fact the "spinning" of a standard driver in your hand seems like it would be much faster than twisting your hand back and forth to ratchet. Am I missing something obvious, or maybe a specific use case? Especially stubborn/high resistance screws are the only thing I can think of, in which case I'd be reaching for a bit holding ratchet or drill for more leverage. Maybe someone can enlighten me.
When I think about how a screwdriver is used, I have a hard time imagining how a ratcheting action would actually improve function (aside from making a fun clicking noise) – in fact the "spinning" of a standard driver in your hand seems like it would be much faster than twisting your hand back and forth to ratchet. Am I missing something obvious, or maybe a specific use case? Especially stubborn/high resistance screws are the only thing I can think of, in which case I'd be reaching for a bit holding ratchet or drill for more leverage. Maybe someone can enlighten me.
This isn't a regular ratcheting screwdriver. The gears in this screwdriver allows you to drive (or loosen) fasteners whether you're turning the handle left or right. https://youtube.com/shorts/xwHJic...pAzSANqg2Q
Bought 2 of these on a previous sale. The action isn't great but it works ok. The plastic for the screw cap for the bit storage broke on one of them. For $10, it's just ok.
I bought it to keep one upstairs for little one-off needs.
Also it does have a lifetime warranty on it. I've replaced my ph2 Phillips Kobalt screwdriver twice since it was stripped. The second time customer service said no they don't do that and I asked for a manager. When she asked the manager the manager told her yeah we do this all the time and showed her how to ring it out.
Last edited by Dpippin May 26, 2024 at 05:01 PM.
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https://youtube.com/shorts/xwHJic...pAzSAN
Also it does have a lifetime warranty on it. I've replaced my ph2 Phillips Kobalt screwdriver twice since it was stripped. The second time customer service said no they don't do that and I asked for a manager. When she asked the manager the manager told her yeah we do this all the time and showed her how to ring it out.
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