Impact bits

Gerbert

Member
Location
Dutch biblebelt
Simple question, what are the best bits for impact drivers?
I had quite some Wera bits from the local toolguy but they don't seem to last. First they bend and then the edges wear off.
I talked to a contractor that liked Wiha bits, I was going to try them but the shop he got them from didn't do them anymore.
So because I'm going to have to order brands other then Wera on the interney anyway it would be nice to see some other peoples experiences.
By the way, I wan't the long bits which fit directly into the tool so I can't loose them.
 

Shovelhands

Member
Location
Sunny Essex
I used to use the Dewalt bits, in the ticktac boxes, and I thought they were great value for the abuse they took. But I don’t think they are as good now, more chinesuim in them possibly? But some won’t do half a dozen screws before they shatter....
Been using a fancy looking bi-torsion bit from the local tool shop, can’t recall the make, I will have to check....:scratchhead:....but they are good, last ages, every bit as good as the Dewalts ever were, and are not expensive....just can’t think of the brand:banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead:

And as LincsLass says, they Erbauer bits from screwfix are not too bad either.
 

milkloss

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
East Sussex
I personally only use long bits for special purposes. General use gets the quick change chuck and cheapy short bits put in otherwise it all gets expensive.

What are you driving with it? Some types of fastener you need to be quite fastidious over not letting them slip and angle of the bit to the fastener.
 

Shovelhands

Member
Location
Sunny Essex
These are very good imo, they do a full range including torx etc.....
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