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Milwaukee 48-32-1700 Insert Bit Screw Driving Set, 20-Piece


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Brand: Milwaukee
Manufacturer: Milwaukee
Model: 48-32-1700


Features
Designed for quick change applications
Crafted from high grade S2 tool steel which provides excellent wear resistance for long life
The magnetic drive guide reduces fastener slipping and wobble by holding long fasteners in place while the sleeve retracts as the screw is driven into the material
Includes magnet on underside of case allows it to be attached to most metal tool boxes, job storage boxes, truck boxes or other metal surfaces for quick, easy access
Compact, rugged case provides individual storage for bits as well as storage for the drive guide

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Editorial Reviews:

20 Pc. Screwdriver Bit Set Type: Insert Bit Set Drive Size: 1/4 Point Type: Phillips, Square, Torx, Slotted Screwdriver Size Range: Phillips #1-#3 Torx Size Range: T15 - T25 Hex Size: N/A mm


User Comments about the Milwaukee 48-32-1700 Insert Bit Screw Driving Set, 20-Piece

The Milwaukee 48-32-1700 Insert Bit Screw Driving Set, is easy to use and I dont understand why others have a hard time with the mechanics of selecting and dispensing the bit they need. It works great.



It's a pretty nice bit set for the money. Highly recommended. The kit fits in your pocket or your drill case.



I've read reviews that people have purchased this item for $3 on Amazon. $4 for all these bits is a no brainer. I paid $4 on Ebay, and it's worth every penny. Yes, the case is difficult to manipulate, but for $4, take it out of the crappy case and store it in one of your other Milwaukee, Dewalt, or Craftsman for that matter, half empty bit cases kicking around your tool bag or garage.



The case doesn't come apart. I was tyring to save a few bucks by buying this instead of Makita. Disappointing product. The bits get stuck in "roof" of the case and are nearly impossible to retrieve. Bits aren't long enough to use without the quick change adapter. My mistake. The adapter is several inches long.



I own a large selection of Milwaukee tools and a few Hilti tools. For 90%, Milwaukee is a good bet IMO, getting Milwaukee products are like getting Hilti products for a little less money. However, if you work in punishing, demanding conditions everyday, all day, then Hilti may be the way to go for the very long haul.