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I've a got the small Makita impact screw driver. It has smashed its way
through all my bits so I am looking for replacements.

Any recommendations?


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On 17 Nov, 19:04, "mark" wrote:
I've a got *the small Makita impact screw driver. *It has smashed its way
through all my bits so I am looking for replacements.

Any recommendations?


I bought this set a couple of years ago (on recommendation of somebody
here ISTR) http://www.screwfix.com/prods/38206
I've only had to discard one bit so far.
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Wiha or Wera

As far up the range as you can afford to go.

http://www.screwfix.com/cats/100403/...nd-Coated-Bits

http://www.axminster.co.uk/category-...ets-206998.htm

I recently collected together all the bits that had survived long term
heavy usage - they were mostly Wiha Dura bits.
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Wiha or Wera

As far up the range as you can afford to go.

http://www.screwfix.com/cats/100403/...nd-Coated-Bits

http://www.axminster.co.uk/category-...ets-206998.htm

I recently collected together all the bits that had survived long term
heavy usage - they were mostly Wiha Dura bits.


I've had the opposite experience & found that the more expensive ones
shatter! I buy the plastic tic tac boxes of 20 or so bits, last lot DeWalt
on offer @ SF or Wickes own label - About a £5 a box maximum.


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I've a got *the small Makita impact screw driver. *It has smashed its way
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Any recommendations?

mark


Wera diamond coated.

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On 18 Nov, 12:47, dent wrote:
On 17 Nov, 19:04, "mark" wrote:

I've a got *the small Makita impact screw driver. *It has smashed its way
through all my bits so I am looking for replacements.


Any recommendations?


mark


Wera diamond coated.

dan.


Not very good in an impact driver in my experience - they shatter.
Presumably they are given a much higher temper to slow down wear in a
normal driver. Cheapos, if you get the right box, can last better
than those, or the Dura ones are the best.
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