CLC Custom Leathercraft 5023 Deluxe Cordless Poly Drill Holster, Black

I should have bought it I have no trouble mounting my Milwaukee 18v brushless fuel cordless drill with this. A very comfortable and secure fit in both holsters and also on my side. The drill fits down into the holster and is not too high so it never feels like it is going to fall out of the holster. Most of the time, I will clip the strap over the top to keep it in place. The strap is usually only clipped on top of the drill as soon as it is done being used. There was always a concern for me about setting my drill on top of the ladder, since these things don't come The open bottom of this CLC holster makes it ideal for using even long drill bits, and the chuck can accommodate even long drivers. As far as the keyboard goes, I bought it for working in my house, but I'm going to purchase another one for As a metal fabricator, I work with metals.

Hezekiah Beasley

| Jun 01, 2021

Impact/drill holsters from CLC could be a fantastic example for other brands to follow. My search for a holster ended with this one. I have tried many others and this one put an end to My opinion is that it is the most functional system that I have To be honest, I wasn't sure what the velcro on the securing line was for at the outset. The holster has a yellow line with velcro that your tool can pull up on at the top if it begins to slip out of the holster, this allows it to be held securely, and it is also resistant to slipping as it moves with motion, like The holster is being used with both my Milwaukee M12 Fuel impact driver as well as my All drill bits can be held in place by the elastic bands, which are incredibly tight. In the past, all drill attachments that I have used have fallen out of other product holsters. With this one, I have to keep checking my side to see if that's the case, as other products have never held drill/impact attachments properly. One of the best features of this holster is the location of the belt loop. The drill sits vertically at 90 degrees attached to the belt, and does not walk forward and backward while the movement occurs, it just sits firmly straight up against the hip with almost no movement. In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with the design of this holster. Its construction, materials, and overall feel all work exceptionally well. As far as I can tell, a quality product of this caliber is not offered for the listed price.

Royal McBride

| May 08, 2021

In the process of installing security cameras on my house, I used the drill holster for the first time. Using it, I was able to only leave the ladder and get my next camera while still allowing full access to my tool belt. The additional straps to hold additional tools would have been useful if I remembered that I had them otherwise, it worked wonderfully. Specifically, this holster allows you to take on any standard-sized firearm Alternatively, you can use an impact hammer or drill of the right size. Since the bottom of the holster is cutout, you do not need to remove the bit before placing it in the holster. For those who worry about the drill falling out, there is a restraining strap that can be connected to the handle Reholstering the pistol is made easier by a Velcro backing that keeps the strap from getting in the way. With the belt gap this wide, nearly any type of belt can be used.

Alaiya Aguilar

| Apr 29, 2021

In this purchase, I got more than I expected. This drill holster has very thick fabric and is constructed using internal stiffeners, so it is actually much better than what I expected. The Black & White design fits perfectly with my black & white outfit Having a cordless drill by Decker. Work belt thicknesses up to 10 inches can be accommodated by the back belt loop. I like this thing a lot! This item has been photographed in a series of shots that I would like to share to help other shoppers make an informed decision.

Felipe Trevino

| Mar 16, 2021

When I'm working on a ladder or around the house, or whether I'm doing some work with my impact driver, this tool will be perfect. The time I spent trying to pick up and locate tools after I set them down or balance them on top of the ladder was wasting. It fits comfortably on your right hip wear it on your right hip no need to tie it to anything. The book can be placed on your left hip and you draw on it with your right hand. I have not tried it, though. The left side of my body is - I found that I was left-handed, so I would have liked a holder I could use with my left hand.

I bought a second set of the driver bits I use most often and now The case of driver bits I keep now tends to gather dust rather than be opened often. It saves a bit of time, too. My other hip is adorned with a pouch I use to carry contractor tools. Once I put them on and filled them up with materials for the job, I grabbed the ladder and finished the job. Plastic buckets with tools and boxes of fasteners will no longer need to be dragged around. There is less hassle and work is completed more quickly.

Kaiser Erickson

| Jan 02, 2021

is the perfect fit for my DeWalt drill and acts as a secure resting place it sure beats having to balance Some pocket are provided inside the case for bits and drivers, so that drill bits and driver bits can be switched with ease. This will fit on most web belts or tool belts that have space for an additional device.

I think it's a necessity for working on a ladder with a drill where you need to put it down while doing other tasks in between drilling.

Nalani Pace

| Jul 30, 2020

Get one. It is hard for me to put into words how much I love this. My driver is much more convenient when it's in a holster than if I lay it down somewhere in the middle of a project and then have to search for it awkwardly while I'm holding a two-by-four I use it for my Ryobi driver and it's just the right size for a full sized drill or driver (I put my Ryobi driver in it) it's held up to all the abuse I It did not appeal to me that the drill was held down by a strap There was a plastic catch on the end of the driver that got in the way every time I tried to put it back in By cutting off the strap, I fixed the problem. My drill will never have to be stored in my holster, and I cannot imagine ever being in such a situation. After adding a leather pouch to the other side of my tool belt, I am finding that I spend a lot less time trying to remember where I left my tools while I was working. I am old enough to take that into consideration.

George Osborne

| Dec 02, 2020