quick little tool hack - storing impact bits.

[49tandc]

A nifty idea for storing little impact driver bits is to use a .22 cal or .25 cal storage box. they hold up to 50 and are cheap. For linger bits, use a .223 box.

Cheers,
49T&C

 

[RTM]

A nifty idea for storing little impact driver bits is to use a .22 cal or .25 cal storage box. they hold up to 50 and are cheap. For linger bits, use a .223 box.

Cheers,
49T&C

That was posted somewhere else here, I got one that holds the 5/16" bits quite nicely.

 

[49tandc]

Thanks RTM. I'm just late to the party.

Mods, please delete this.

Thanks,

 

[KnurledNut]

This does work very well.
I have used these to store several sets of 1” insert bits, 2” power bits, 5/16 insert bits, carbide burrs and taps.

 

[srs2000]

They're $2.53 right now for the 100 round .22LR box. The cheapest I've seen them lately.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CGTYNAK/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[darkzero]

I bought a few of these ammo boxes at a gun show (no idea for what bullet sizes I got). My idea was to use them to hold endmills. That didn't work out for me & they've been sitting in my garage in the same spot for quite a few yrs now.

I'm not much of a fan of using screwdriver bits to need so much storage for them. I mostly only use bits for my impact driver or a small cordless screwdriver & usually only PH2.

 

[cycle61]

I have found professional diagnostic tools and a key provider for our projects. If you are always looking for the best quality tools at less valuable prices, then this is great. I have been using the xTool Discount Code from Reecoupons, and the quality of the diagnostic tools is beyond imagination. If you ever want to buy any diagnostic tools, it is highly recommended.

Good morning spam bot, and welcome to the report list.

 

[rust in the eye]

Good morning spam bot, and welcome to the report list.

By qouting the bot's post you've preserved the link