MUYDZ Flexible Extension Drill Bit Holder Flex Shaft for Hand Ratchet Screwdriver Bits Quick Change Magnetic 1/4" Hex Shank Pack of 4

A metal cover of my washing machine had been tightly attached to it with two screws that were incredibly hard to access. I got this extension to remove the cover. The screws were in very difficult to reach places. As soon as I received this extension, I was able to finish the project in just a few minutes. I love what you've written!.

Declan Graves

| Nov 16, 2020

In the unlikely event that you need to do something like this, you will be grateful to have them in your toolbox.

Lily Ballard

| Dec 09, 2020

As long as you don't apply a great deal of torque to the screw head, bolt or nut, the Muydz flexible drill extension works. As long as a decking screw is pre-installed, it can, for example, drive a 2" decking screw into a 2x4 A pilot hole of adequate size should be drilled. It's a shame that this defeats the purpose of not using a flexible driver, since you can fix it before you use it By drilling a pilot hole in the tight spot, you will not need the flex driver and the drill will fit into the space. If the pilot hole is not present, a 2" screw cannot be driven. In addition, without a pilot hole, it won't drive a 1 1/2" drywall screw. The flex drive in all of these cases curls around itself instead of driving the screw or nut when you apply torque to the drill. Furthermore, it is not possible to hold the bit end of the driver tight enough to give a screw the torque necessary for penetration. In the event of a nut or screw being too tight or corroded, the flex driver WILL loosen it. Additionally, it tightens nuts a little more firmly and snugly than you would be able to do with your That's all I have to say- In its present form, this tool has very limited value, and will only be able to be of benefit in very limited It is quite possible to get by without this addition in most tool boxes.

Thatcher Mullins

| May 19, 2021

The first thing you need to understand is that simply because this product will reach a particular location does not necessarily mean that you can I give you three images to illustrate this. In my first image, you can see that with a compact bit in place, you can only get to a 90 degree position that is about four inches deep. Remember that in order to apply significant pressure and torque, you will also need to place one of your hands inside the bend, since you will need to manipulate the outside of the tube (the outside tube cannot rotate, only the inner shaft). For the most part, this works better with bits that don't require high amounts of axial force to remain Torx, hex, square, flat, and pozi drive work best (note pozi drive looks almost identical to phillips and is somewhat compatible, but it only works with the true pozi drive bits) and phillips are the worst. This is not the first time I have owned such a device, and I have never liked On the second picture, you can see one of my previous devices, which had the disadvantage of being unable to maintain a specific position when bent, rotating the entire shaft, and having the tiny part that rotated freely at the end where you were supposed to grip it with your fingers constantly falling The side drill bit is glued inside, since that's a bad application for such a tool, but it did come in handy at one time. As opposed to these, these don't fall apart. The head is secured with a very strong magnet that holds both long and short bits like this, regardless of whether a detent is present. It is especially important that these products keep their shape and resist deforming, which allows you to use your fingers to help stabilize and guide them. The following work is not recommended I did not anticipate that the results of my stress test would be successful, but here they are. As I drove a 3 hole with the tube at a 90 degree bend and an IMPACT driver, I used an IMPACT driver. To install a 5/8" torx screw on the outside of a 2x6, insert it fully into the side of the 2x6. Despite my expectations, this thing seemed to hold up just fine. The screw was not intended for this type of application, and it seems like it would not last forever against abuse, but it was very interesting to see how it worked. Again, I had no difficulty applying sufficient force to make the screw create its own hole, without pilot drill first. My drill was easy to control, and I made sure the long screw was started at an angle that was very straight. The pros are Please note Br>- It is surprising how durable this product is. If you lose or break any of them, you get four extras - Cost is low

Cons Please note Br>- You might not find it where you were expecting it to be. No miracles are going to be performed for Phillips If they are super tight and in a bad spot, you will still have to strip them.

Colter Taylor

| Sep 18, 2020

We provide you with one of those special tools to solve your problem. If you need it to fit in tight areas where your drill motor will not fit, it may be just the thing you've been looking for. It will not be suitable for every situation, but it will get you out of some dilemmas and make what was once impossible When I mention in my title Do not fear bright colors, I was talking to the manufacturers/ sellers because I need to find this special tool right now and I want it to shine outside of my toolbox, so the brighter the color, the better it stands out from the crowd. Thus, fluorescent colors like lime green, yellow, and bright pink come to mind. The problem some people have is that they have too many tools in a small tool box, so they have to Search through a lot of small tools at the top of the box. Knowing that the special tools should be distinguished from the rest of the tools would make it very easy when looking for it. Just like that, it jumps out at you and says, "Over here, here I am!". It would be fun to wear bright colors!
I like that the color plastic stays static while the metal inside the container turns only when you hold As a result, I will keep the brighter colors and give the black and blue ones as gifts to those who don't yet know about this tool.

Marisol Snyder

| Aug 24, 2020