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Bit set for a Bosch PS21-2A

TMC

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I just bought this driver today.

I'm in need decent bit set for it.

Any imput would be greatly appreciated...have a $50 Amazon gift card to spend.

Thanks for any imput!
 
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shoturtle

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Easy to get milwaukee shockwaves. They are pretty good value.

For higher price, wera impaktor, they work better then the shockwave. I had both, the wera has more life over the shockwaves.
 

BrokewrenchLS1

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If you're not using them in a contractor/industrial setting, the Shockwaves are a pretty good pick.
 

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Wera bit check. .. I have the same driver. Its not a impact so no need for shockwaves unless you are usibg it for work. I use shockwaves and wera in a pro setting. Wiha has a nice bit set as well
 
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Danglerb

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PS21A is just the baby drill isn't it, not impact, so any bits. I have all kinds but my most used are sets of 100 security bits HF has on sale from time to time for $8 or so. Doesn't hurt to have some expensive bits, I have some Wera diamond, but haven't broken any HF yet.

OTOH if you do decking or something, you buy a box of the bits to fit the fasteners and burn through a fair number of them from wear and oops.
 

shoturtle

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Wera bit check. .. I have the same driver. Its not a impact so no need for shockwaves unless you are usibg it for work. I use shockwaves and wera in a pro setting. Wiha has a nice bit set as well

The wiha are excellent bits, they now have their maxx torque bits. They seem to be even tougher then the wera. But very pricey.

But i would still invest a bit more on bits with the bosch driver. I have cam out a bunch of dewalt bits with my 12v bosch drill. The cheaper bits are no where as hard as there more expensive ones.

I would go with the wera rapidaptor over the cheaper chinese bits. This is a very good set on amazon

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000Y8Y31K/?tag=atomicindus08-20
 
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cheechi

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The Shockwave set has the box/flat bit that makes opening electrical boxes easier enough that it's worth a set.

As impact bits, the Shockwaves I don't think are as good as the DeWalt. But as mentioned you aren't using it on an impact driver. I still prefer the DeWalts in value for sets.
 

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The Bosch bits are good as well and fairly low-frills, unlike Wera which seems to gimmick as much as they do quality. (They do a lot of both.)

I bought a bunch of Bosch T25s and R2's from Cripe a couple months ago, they probably still have a decent selection if you want individual bits.

Personally, I have given up on "bit selection" kits for my go-to bits... I store the most common (P2, R2/S2, T25) in my toolbox tray. The bit selections are great when you need an oddity.
 

ishiboo

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Also, a lot of the Bosch bit separates are Made in the USA for some reason. :)

My favorite quality 1" insert are what came with my Felo E-Pro, that's another option as well if you do electrical work.
 
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