- 20 Degree pivot mode allows for tight space accessibility
- Can be used in straight or pivot mode
- Qualified for Cordless Impact Tools up to 2000 -Inch/Pounds of torque
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Product Specifications
Part NumberDWPVTHLD
Item Package Quantity1
Item Dimensions
Length19 millimeters
Width7.4 centimeter
Height17.5 centimeter
Product Description
Impact Ready Magnetic Pivot Holder, 20°ree., Pivot Mode Allows For Tight Space Accessibility, Can Be Used In Straight Or Pivot Mode, Qualified For Cordless Impact Tools Up To 2000 IN/LB Of Torque.
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By D. Thompson
Really people, please ignore the previous reviews for this product, I just bought this item recently and I can say one thing, it does the job and does it well. As for the bit that takes effort to pull out, boo hoo, its not that hard, yes you can't grip it with bare hands, its meant to stay in and not come out easily, but honestly pliers make it a joke and those who say they had trouble even then getting it out must have no upper body strength, hell i can get it out with rubber gloves. If you buy this product do not remove the ring inside, you will find yourself with ruined bits much faster if not secured in the way it was designed.
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Amazon.com:
3.2 out of 5 stars
44 reviews
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Impact ready means really tight grip on bit. NOT a flaw IMHO.
July 6 2011
By S. D.
- Published on Amazon.com
Every 1 star review, and many or most of the others as well, cited one issue; the bit was very difficult to remove and required pliers. The tool states it's impact ready, which to me means it has to hold the bits a lot tighter to handle the impact action of those tools. For those of us whom do not use impact tools, removing the metal ring inside is the answer as the magnet alone is generally strong enough. But, I feel many people gave low ratings without understanding that this particular product was rated for use in tougher scenerios than just everyday screwdriving and that the very tight grip on the bits was for a reason by design.
Some people noted that they couldnt push on it when bent at an angle, but I found it worked quite well to hold on to the black collar as I was drilling/screwdriving allowing it to spin within the collar and enabling me to impart a much more direct force into the material I was drilling/driving and keeping it bent at the angle the entire time.
I personally enjoyed this product and it worked well for me. I am of the mind that needing pliers is no big hassle since if it's a small project where I don't have multiple tools near already then it's probably not a big time saver to tighten in this bit tip holder instead of the bit itself into my driver. In the case of any medium to large job, pliers are probably out already and just a reach away.
Some people noted that they couldnt push on it when bent at an angle, but I found it worked quite well to hold on to the black collar as I was drilling/screwdriving allowing it to spin within the collar and enabling me to impart a much more direct force into the material I was drilling/driving and keeping it bent at the angle the entire time.
I personally enjoyed this product and it worked well for me. I am of the mind that needing pliers is no big hassle since if it's a small project where I don't have multiple tools near already then it's probably not a big time saver to tighten in this bit tip holder instead of the bit itself into my driver. In the case of any medium to large job, pliers are probably out already and just a reach away.
16 of 17 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Maybe a Bit of Closure
Oct 1 2010
By James G. Demian
- Published on Amazon.com
I think I can bring small bit of closure to this. But only a small amount. And only because of the preceding multiple evaluations. Thank heavens for those; I was beating my head against the wall. It was so good to find out it wasn't just me.
Just bought the same pivoting holder - with the same !!%!%^#+! stuck bit - at the local Home Depot. Using a Leatherman did not help. Required Vise-Grips to hold onto the bit, and then pull hard. Finally the bit came out. And then sacrificed a couple old cheap jeweler's screwdrivers to pry out the spring that is causing all the trouble.
Well, here's the bit of closure. On the regular DeWalt holder (non-pivoting), when we pull back the black collar, that collar pulls down a straight black bar, thus freeing the bit. On the pivoting bit, pulling back the collar does absolutely nothing to free the bit! So instead of the engineered system on the regular holder, we have only a brute-force system that holds the bit and does not release it willingly. Unless you want to change bits with a pair of Vise-Grips.
So don't worry about pulling back the collar. It does not affect the bit at all. The only thing THIS collar does, is let you choose between pivoting and locked (non-pivoting).
Looking at the first review, we find this problem has gone on for at least 1 1/2 years. Sorry. Let's hope we fix our own mistakes faster than this manufacturer does.
Good luck.
Just bought the same pivoting holder - with the same !!%!%^#+! stuck bit - at the local Home Depot. Using a Leatherman did not help. Required Vise-Grips to hold onto the bit, and then pull hard. Finally the bit came out. And then sacrificed a couple old cheap jeweler's screwdrivers to pry out the spring that is causing all the trouble.
Well, here's the bit of closure. On the regular DeWalt holder (non-pivoting), when we pull back the black collar, that collar pulls down a straight black bar, thus freeing the bit. On the pivoting bit, pulling back the collar does absolutely nothing to free the bit! So instead of the engineered system on the regular holder, we have only a brute-force system that holds the bit and does not release it willingly. Unless you want to change bits with a pair of Vise-Grips.
So don't worry about pulling back the collar. It does not affect the bit at all. The only thing THIS collar does, is let you choose between pivoting and locked (non-pivoting).
Looking at the first review, we find this problem has gone on for at least 1 1/2 years. Sorry. Let's hope we fix our own mistakes faster than this manufacturer does.
Good luck.
17 of 21 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Problem can easily be fixed
Oct 27 2009
By Mimi M.
- Published on Amazon.com
There's an O ring inside that needs to be removed, this little ring is what is holding the bits tight. Pull it out and problem solved, the magnet is more than sufficient to keep the bit in place. this is a great tool with a very minor flaw that can easily be corrected.
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3.2 out of 5 stars
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