Makita B-39584 Impact Gold #2 (2-1/2") Phillips Double-Ended Power Bit, 3/Pk
Key features
- •One bit with two magnetic tips for quick bit changes
- •Precision-fit tip engineered to prevent "cam-out" and stripping
- •High-quality steel engineered for use with impact drivers
- •Lasts up to 10X longer than standard insert bits
- •Designed exclusively for high-torque impact drivers
Makita B-39584 Impact Gold #2 (2-1/2") Phillips Double-Ended Power Bit, 3/Pk
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Customer Reviews
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Five Stars
Mike O.✓ Verified Purchase•January 10, 2018
exactly as expected, quality product
Tough tool, stands up to abuse.
David✓ Verified Purchase•January 7, 2018
Good quality product. A little too long with the reversible tip but good tool.
Best driver I have ever purchased
Stephen Anderson✓ Verified Purchase•September 1, 2017
holds up well, its deep and it holds screws being moved to insertion on metal plates. Not to many screws ar dropped as long as you keep the drill horizontal,or up-right. I lent my Bosch drive with the bit to neighbor doing deck and it saved their butt!. Bit came back with some color missing, but still works well
Five Stars
Pierre Depestre✓ Verified Purchase•April 27, 2017
good
Tough little squirts
Scott Condor✓ Verified Purchase•April 10, 2017
My first test was a job that's been waiting for these to arrive, some long screws with fine threads and #1 phillips head, hardened steel. I'd already ruined my last 4 (bulk bin) bits on them and exhausted my curse vocabulary. The first of these did complete my project, but did also notch the end of the Makita bit in the process. I had not been able to loosen even one of the 12 screws previously, so I'm pretty impressed.
The bits are certainly pretty as well, for what that's worth.
My one con would be that the narrow parts of the shaft are thinner than my other "quick change" bits and tend to wobble a bit in the Irwin "Lock & Load" on my driver.
The bits are certainly pretty as well, for what that's worth.
My one con would be that the narrow parts of the shaft are thinner than my other "quick change" bits and tend to wobble a bit in the Irwin "Lock & Load" on my driver.
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