SK Bit holder

[dink]

This looks like an interesting item to have if your doing fastening and you need the option were a ratchet will give the most torque when required

Here is the link tell me your thoughts

http://www.sktools.com/pc_subsection.cfm?tok=1&SectionID=4&SubSectionID=36



But here is some things I already own which seem like they pretty much do the same thing

http://www.wera.de/cgi-bin/vshop?ID...84_B&PARENT=102819837965&MAINVSCP=97446993561

http://www.wera.de/cgi-bin/vshop?ID...=wera_listtemplates/product_list_9fields.html

http://www.wera.de/cgi-bin/vshop?ID...=wera_listtemplates/product_list_9fields.html

 

[kartracer55]

Well, the SK bit holders are just replacements for SK bit sockets. you see Sk bit sockets are built in 3 pieces... the bit, the socket, and a little spring retaining clip. In theory its a good ddesign, but, if you are really wrenching on something, and the bit sorta gets stuck in the socket cap, and you pull the socket out, the socket will seperate from the bit.

Jim

 

[dink]

Well, the SK bit holders are just replacements for SK bit sockets. you see Sk bit sockets are built in 3 pieces... the bit, the socket, and a little spring retaining clip. In theory its a good ddesign, but, if you are really wrenching on something, and the bit sorta gets stuck in the socket cap, and you pull the socket out, the socket will seperate from the bit.

Jim

Oh okay...the way it looked it......looked like a quick release style bit holder for a ratchet style socket If your using it for something that needs alot of torque

 

[kartracer55]

nah, Just a replacement part.

Jim

 

[porksboy]

I have the same as the SK but made by Craftsman. Has worked well for 15-20 years.Dont use them mutch. The bits are difficult to remove at times.

 

[dink]

I have the same as the SK but made by Craftsman. Has worked well for 15-20 years.Dont use them mutch. The bits are difficult to remove at times.

Personally I would think that is a good thing...dont want it popping out while having it in use

 

[kartracer55]

I have the same as the SK but made by Craftsman. Has worked well for 15-20 years.Dont use them mutch. The bits are difficult to remove at times.

Are you sure? Craftsman Bits are pressed trogether, so its one solid peice, The SK sockets are a 3 peice design.

Jim

 

[porksboy]

These are probably 20 years old nd have a snap ring inside,I can pullthem out wwith pliers and put any 1/8? hex bit in them.

 

[dink]

I have a couple Wiha ones...dont remember how I got them one 3/8 and another 1/4....and I like the fact you can use a allen key to get the bit out on these...makes for nice interchange abibility

 

[kartracer55]

Pork...

You need to use the special SK bits... they have a little ring around them, in which the ring clips into.

Yes, you can use whatever sk 1/4 hex bit youd like though

Jim

 

[dink]

And the Wiha sockets that hold the bit are heavely chromed too so they are nice and shiny

 

[kartracer55]

I prefer USA made though just because its made in the USA... the more I can buy of things made here the better

Jim