DEWALT Security Bit Set, 31-Piece Screwdriver Bit Set with Case, Universal 1/4 In Hex, Includeds Magnetic Bit Holder (DWAX200)

Got it for my LTT screwdriver. Bits work great! But the shaft extension does not stay in place well. These feel high quality and none have broken on me yet

I recommend this kit. It has everything I've needed to work on school lights. The carrying case and all the bits are good quality and fit perfectly.

What a great set of DeWalt security screwdriver bits. I use them at work repairing parts and equipment.

This is a great bit set I wish Milwaukee made something like this.

Good quality bits that handle common security fasteners cleanly and feel durable for regular use. The 31 piece set gives a wide selection for electronics, appliances, and household jobs and the bit finishes match the solid performance you expect from Dewalt. The plastic case that holds them feels cheap and the lid hinges can break easily so treat the case gently or store the bits elsewhere. Overall I am happy with the bit quality!

First I purchased a Klein security bit set in a case. I returned it because to my surprise both the bits and the case had no labeling of the individual bits. So you couldn't tell for sure you were holding a T-15 or T-20 Torx bit. I was very surprised by this. So I promptly returned it. I then discovered this DeWalt set. Both cases were similar and the price of both were similar. With the DeWalt the bits are clearly marked. The bits all look uniform in the cut of the bits. I used a T-20 security to remove two screws holding a Mass Air Flow sensor on a 911 and it worked fine. Very satisfied and I recommend this DeWalt set.

Worked as promised!

Solid product

Strong and well made.

Sin decepcionar, buen producto

There's something really frustrating about the number of modern appliances, devices and gadgets whose manufacturers do their utmost to prevent the common-or-garden bodger, such as your faithful correspondent, from getting in and about. Case in point: our Shark vacuum cleaner started to fail to 'lock' the extension tube to the main handle thingy (I am sure it has a name but 'thingy' will do). A quick inspection revealed one of these annoying security torx head screws is used to tighten the mechanism, but could I find a way to tighten it? Nope. Enter the Dewalt security bit set. Yes, there are cheaper options out there from anonymous non-brands, but - really - for the sake of a few quid more you can have what seems to me to be a high quality bit set by a reputable brand at a pretty reasonable price. Resplendent with solutions for almost any kind of nefarious manufacturer's dastardly 'keep the bodgers out' strategy. And it comes in a tidy little case with an adapter to make use with a cordless drill possible, though given the relatively delicate nature of security screws in general, I would recommend using a hex handle and proceeding with care. So, back to said 'oover: I located the correct bit, attached a hex-fit handle, and tightened the screw up. Easy: the work of seconds, job done, and for the small cost of this set I saved probably thirty or forty quid for an entirely new 'thingy' from Shark, or - at best - the hassle of having to engage with whatever customer service regime they have in place. We are officially ahead in the game, the Shark liveth to fight another day.... Now, there is a school of thought that perhaps these manufacturers put these annoyances in our way with good reason, and I can accept that occasionally this is probably reasonable. But for the majority, they appear to want to encourage chucking said item away rather than have a pop at repairing yourself. As a wiser man than me once told me, the biggest challenge is often accessing the insides of the device rather than the repair itself, and so it be: tight plastic clips preventing clamshell cases being prised apart without damage, hidden screws under stickers, rubber feet, whatever, glued pieces and these nasty little security bits. Well, this set can't help with clips, glue or 'hunt the screw', but when you next encounter a security-type screw, you will be glad you bought the Dewalt security bit set. Just don't forget where you put it.

As Described.

Indispensabile, si può svitare praticamente qualsiasi cosa