How does this attach to the tool? I am worried about the driver falling off of the tool and the bits falling off of the driver. Does this happen?
618967
yes they do fall off. they stay in the sheath nicely but only use in a pinch. they slide on and work well but they do not have a retainer to keep them on. very inconvenient. when i got them i was suprised to see that they just slide on and off with no resistance, but if you have no drivers they will work. hope this helps
618968
It attaches to the phillips head driver in my Rebar. The bits go in the other end. I only used this a few times and have not had bits fall off or have the driver falling off the tool. I even used it with the bit extension driver with no problems.
666374
The bit SITS all the way down into the tool, but it wont go through the tool.
1909713
I don't see anything on the tool itself. Maybe you can be more specific. I believe the pocket clip attachment slips over the tool.
2036290
Previous posts are correct. It comes with everything you need. I happen to have one of the wrench bits, not sure what its called, but I used a drill and that bit that holds like a six sided shape, it screws it in tight and nothing is moving.
2227749
I had given my tool to the men trying to get the driver out....I only suspect it being used as something similar to a hammer....hope this helps....I did not get my tool back or talk to the people...we just got the driver out...
904047
With proper use, it does secure the bits you use, and nothing comes out while grinding. We have been very please with the tool so far, we had it for about 4 months now.
733606
Mine did not come with a drive adapter. I don't think it does. I already had the square drive nut from my flex shaft, so I didn't think about it not coming with one. The instructions are a bit deceiving, as it seems to assume you already have the proper adapter, but I don't see where it states that it comes with the mini saw. The screw was in place already. Had to unscrew to install blade.
254454
I am unaware of any way to use bits on this multi-tool... It did not come with a toolkit or bits and there is no way to attach an extender or bit to the multitool to make it into a bit driver. You just have the tools that fold out of the middle and the pliers.
958179
same here... you can get a locking type adapter from Lowes or Home Depot,... or tear off a small piece of plastic or tape and jam it into the damn thing... That's whaput a piece of plastic or tape over the but end of the bit and shove it in the driver...t
1309481
Sorry, I've been out of town. There is a tiny metal "clip" in an indentation near the end of each wheel. Carefully remove the clip, then push the wheel into the hole, and replace the clip, which keeps the wheel from falling off. Hope that helps.
1258815
It is the housing which holds the magnet in place which magnatzes the bit so screws will stay attached in tight places. I dont know why its loose, mine is too. Must be how its designed
1656412
The various screwdriver bits are stored on a plastic carrier tree which is hidden inside the handle. When you need to use one, remove the carrier from the driver handle, place the adaptor socket on the drive end of the tool, and place the desired blade / tip into the adaptor. Then you have all the functions of the tool at your hand. The ratchet can be used with each one of the tips on the carrier tree as needed. Same for allof the SAE and metric sockets. I've had my Nebo for about six months and still find it to be the handiest socket set ever!
287136
Yep. The bit (pictured left) tightens down into the drill bit holder of any drill. The oblong cutout holds the hole saw in place on your drill. HOWEVER, I used this a lot and maybe a little too aggressively and the bit broke! Possibly my fault, I was sawing several holes through Corian and not wood, so a tougher job. Go easy on it and it should be fine.
114416
My experience with attachments for any tool, they almost never connect 100% correctly or not at all. My advice, spend the money and take the time to purchase the attachment designed for the tool. In the long run you will get longer life and spend less money. Cheers
2127378
At the bottom of the drill, just above the battery, there are the standard bits, philips and a flat head. There is a small clip that holds them there. That was how mine came at least. You can zoom in on the picture and see it
155964
As the other 2 responses point out there is a release on the bit holder. It's the small area of jimping (grooves) cut into the back of the holder. It doesn't move much but you do have to hold it down to remove the bit.
859249
I used a socket, put my screw driver(with rubber handle so it gripped inside the socket) with an extension to be able to reach it....... Think it's a flaw in the design but a little ingenuity and you'll get it :) Duck tape and a broom handle anyone?