Made some quick change screw drivers

[Shoottx]

Since it is 108 outside it was time to do a little work in the air conditioning. So I am finishing up several little projects that have been underway for a while.

This is the first; I got around to mixing up some epoxy and gluing in the bit holders into the end of the handles.

Made six screw drivers and a palm drill from a chuck sent to me by a friend

Thought they came out pretty well, as always comments and criticism welcome.

 

[rusty65]

Wow those are pretty cool looking. Do they take standard 1/4 bits?

 

[jeffmoss26]

Those are awesome!

 

[hammertime1]

saweet

 

[Outlawmws]

Nice job! I have a chuck on a handle also, and keep a countersink bit in it semi-permanently for deburring holes.

 

[metaleltr]

How are those chucks held in the handles?

 

[Rico.]

How are those chucks held in the handles?

I'm guessing he got around to mixing up some epoxy and gluing in the bit holders into the end of the handles.


Nice job... I like it.

 

[1Garageman]

Those are very nice. Could we get some more upclose pictures of them? And how do you mount them?

 

[JASTECH]

Now for the bad. I don't have them! Could you shoot me a price via PM?

 

[Krokodil]

Nice job, looks good!

 

[Shoottx]

Thanks for the nice comments!

Those are very nice. Could we get some more upclose pictures of them? And how do you mount them?

Here are a couple close ups

The insty bit extensions are epoxied into the handle with enough clearance to change bits, and the Insty Bit holders take standard hex bits.

 

[Exceller8]

Very nice!

 

[Samson]

Thats talent! Nice!

 

[Shoottx]

Now for the bad. I don't have them! Could you shoot me a price via PM?

These are all spoken for, er well, they are either for my use or for gifts. I had not thought about selling any. Usually I just make stuff for me. May have to reconsider that thought.