Best Bit Holder Under $10 - Most Durable

[@MrGratefulEd]

Amen. Buy once, cry once. Thanks for your content.

[@lucfournier2945]

Another great test! I was looking for some good bit holders, you guys just made my life easier!

[@StubbornGear]

@@lucfournier2945 so glad it was helpful!

[@jimfurlong214]

Your tests are great, and I appreciate your videos. The voice over you use struggles with tool names. Deeewalt and weeeHa are examples. Have you all thought of voiceing yourselves?

[@Techprep23]

Wiha has a bit holder like the dewalt @5:27. Only complaint is the magnet is just barely strong enough to hold a screw. And the wiha one you do test the blueish green one is one of my favorites for flush fastening. I will have to get a dewalt one. I hear they're pretty fantastic. That three pack of Ryobi you tested that smallest one The magnet on the one I have is insane. It holds a bit and a screw on the bit like absolutely nothing zero effort but I know it's Ryobi so I only use it for light duty tasks or in a pinch. Milwaukee makes decent stuff and they are proud of it. But those two that you tested with fractional sizes are technically nut drivers. And that 3-in dewalt one with the bulbous end on it I can't stand that one because of the way their attention ring is on the inside It only holds certain kinds of bits likes the ones Milwaukee uses where it's got 1/2 in is really fat and hex-shaped and then the other half of the bit is just the bit with its own built-in torsion zone. Whereas most common 1-in insert bits are hex-shaped the whole 7/8 of an inch of the bit and that last 1/8 is the actual bit head whether it's a Phillips a torx.

[@StubbornGear]

Thanks for the comment. We liked the Wiha also, and it was well built just like most of their products. The only real downside was the large locking mechanism.

[@miguelgutierrez8347]

That dewalt is great until the collar to release the bit falls off

[@a9ball1]

I have several Milwaukee bit holders and I hate them. They have a lock ring inside it and I have to use pliers to get the darn bit out. Absolutely ridiculous. And the DeWalt flex has many complaints about the plastic ring breaking too often.

[@dustinkrebs8229]

You forgot my favorites 🤦‍♂️ Wiha slimfix, and milwaukee locking bit holder...

[@gerardtrigo380]

I wonder how my makita holder, which I have used for years would rate. Also, you did not rate them for holding onto the screw.

[@jmackinjersey1]

The reason those bits stayed in the screw head is because they are the Wrong bits to use in an impact driver. Those are for hand use. Do the test again with the ones designed for that type of use.