Does this convert to regular hex bit size?
810112
Also, if I may make a suggestion. I carry my extension inside the small side pockets that my Leatherman came with. However, it can slide right out of those and as such is very easy to loose. Near the end of the extension you can see three rings cut into the tool. I went to the plumbing section of Home Depot. I bought a pack of rubber washers, #83 O-rings 1/2" outside diameter x 5/16" inside diameter x 3/32" thick. I put 3 of the washers on the tool, one at each ring cut into the tip. This prevents the extension from sliding out of the side pockets of the nylon pouch that came with my Leatherman. The tools that come with a leather pouch may differ.
810113
Also, if I may make a suggestion. I carry my extension inside the small side pockets that my Leatherman came with. However, it can slide right out of those and as such is very easy to loose. Near the end of the extension you can see three rings cut into the tool. I went to the plumbing section of Home Depot. I bought a pack of rubber washers, #83 O-rings 1/2" outside diameter x 5/16" inside diameter x 3/32" thick. I put 3 of the washers on the tool, one at each ring cut into the tip. This prevents the extension from sliding out of the side pockets of the nylon pouch that came with my Leatherman. The tools that come with a leather pouch may differ. Also, if I may make a suggestion. I carry my extension inside the small side pockets that my Leatherman came with. However, it can slide right out of those and as such is very easy to loose. Near the end of the extension you can see three rings cut into the tool. I went to the plumbing section of Home Depot. I bought a pack of rubber washers, #83 O-rings 1/2" outside diameter x 5/16" inside diameter x 3/32" thick. I put 3 of the washers on the tool, one at each ring cut into the tip. This prevents the extension from sliding out of the side pockets of the nylon pouch that came... » Read More Also, if I may make a suggestion. I carry my extension inside the small side pockets that my Leatherman came with. However, it can slide right out of those and as such is very easy to loose. Near the end of the extension you can see three rings cut into the tool. I went to the plumbing section of Home Depot. I bought a pack of rubber washers, #83 O-rings 1/2" outside diameter x 5/16" inside diameter x 3/32" thick. I put 3 of the washers on the tool, one at each ring cut into the tip. This prevents the extension from sliding out of the side pockets of the nylon pouch that came with my Leatherman. The tools that come with a leather pouch may differ. « Show Less
810114
Yes, you can use standard sized bits in the extension as well as the thinner Leatherman sized bits.
810115
Yes you can use regular hex bits in this extension.it has a notch in it to accept the leather man bits that are flat. Those bits are a must have for the leatherman as well. I use them and the extension constantly.
810116
Yes. This will make the tool able to accept standard hex bits like the ones commonly used on screw drivers. (1/4" hex measured across the flat sides) and also acepts the leatherman bits that come with the tool and the bit kits available frpm Leatherman.
949320
Have you tried metric hex keys? Many of these tools have metric sized set screws.
433127
My day to day use is with a #60 bit. I have had as small as a #68. Hope this helps.
1019004
Not really sure, but usually they sell hex keys by set so if you buy a set it should have one that fits, if anyhing take a bolt with you to autozone and measure it in case they sell singles. Sorry i can not give you a more precise answer.
1265944
Only bits of the exact same shape & size will fit. The handle doesn't adjust to grab the bits, they just slide in & very lightly snap in place. No idea if the bit base size is standard or not.
922812
i don't really understand the question...It works fine...the bits strip easy so be careful
430061
Yes. I believe it's page 32 of that model's installation manual that describes how to program using the BitWriter.
1189664
Doubt it... not familiar with the Bosch bits but this is designed for hex bits...sort of like "how do you put a square peg in a round hole"
242296
If you are entering dec hex or oct numerical input data, then yes. It would not be able to enter the varied specialized alpha characters. Typical printers cannot print these special characters.
1889713
Google is your friend... 4 x 40 NC single hex; 6 x 32 NC single hex; 8 x 32 NC single hex; 10 x 24 NC single hex; 10 x 32 NF single hex; 12 x 24 NC single hex; 14 x 20 NC single hex; 1/4in. x 28 NF single hex; 5/16in. x 18 NC single hex; 5/16in. x 24 NF single hex; 3/8in. x 16 NC single hex; 3/8in. x 24 NF single hex; 7/16in. x 14 NC single hex; 7/16in. x 20 NF single hex; 1/2in. x 13 NC single hex; 1/2in. x 20 NF single hex; 3mm x .50; 3mm x .60; 4mm x .70; 4mm x .75; 580; 5mm x .90; 6mm x 1.00; 7mm x 1.00; 8mm x 1.25; 9mm x 1.00; 9mm x 1.25; 10mm x 1.25; 10mm x 1.50; 11mm x 1.50; 12mm x 1.50; 12mm x 1.75; 1/8in. x 27 NPT pipe hex; 1/8in. x 28 BSP pipe hex
210038
To my knowledge, it will accept any size drill bit with a hex shank. I don't see how it could be adapted for use with normal, round shank bits. There are adapters for conventional drills to accept hex bits, but it does not work the other way around. I hope this helps and that I understood your question correctly.
1956337
No , you would have to drill it out to make it fit. I have a 5/8 hex as well. 3/4 is the ideal measurement you need to find
1474131
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000NPXHUM/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?ie=UTF8&m;=ATVPDKIKX0DER here's a set of nut drivers for the hex bits I use ones from the dealt impact sets I have
1306869
If it is a pure 1/2" bit, that is to say the whole shank is 1/2" then : No. If the 1/2" bit is reduced to <3/8" shank, a common case, then: yes.
1814256
I took pictures of the inside of my box hoping to be able to send you those but without your email address I'm unable to do that; this product is listed as a "drill/driver" set, and from what I can deduce by looking at everthing, there aren't any "hex" bits (there are some bits that "look" sort of like hex bits but I'm not certain. You may need to contact DeWalt or go to a hardware store that carries this item and look at it personally.
1852936
I used a 1/8 inch bit. Maxxair website should list that, plus it is listed in instructions. Very easy.
989814
I looked in my control panel in order to find the bit that I have, and it shows '64 bit'. Yes, this item works well in my computer system, and it should work well in yours too.