99% OF PEOPLE DON'T KNOW WHAT THIS DeWALT TOOL ACCESSORY DOES!
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- 99% OF PEOPLE DON'T KNOW WHAT THIS DeWALT TOOL ACCESSORY DOES!
Today we talk about a DeWALT tool accessory that many people may overlook or not know what it is for. This DeWALT accessory comes in the max fit bit sets and is a great accessory! If you know what this accessory is for already let us know down in the comments section below! - Jak na to + styl
That's why we watch your vids...you're honest...and you admit you didn't read the instructions like the most of us..! 👏
You da man Zee we appreciate you!!
Why do we never see you pull the bit lock chuck on the impact driver? It is like you do not know that it is there. The short bits will lock in if you use it. It is the collar that is around the bit where you insert it.You pull it away from the motor, the bit slides in a bit and you release the collar and it locks the bit in place.
cant believe he's been using a impact driver for HOW LONG and didn't know the long bits Lock in if you pull the ring out???
@@VCGConstruction "i never slow down to read it" just like you do clickbait thumbnails. now go tie that magnet on to your hard drive please :)
Me too. I'm an engineer and I never used it. So the lesson here is RT#M 😂😂😁
Learned something new. Thank you and appreciate the honesty. 8 minutes to get to the answer.
Magnetic screw holder and work like a depth stop so u don't over set on drywall
And any finisher would take that away from you and trash it. Buy a screw gun
Theres plenty of depth setters for drywall
@@kylealexander7024 lol... never heard of “just in case”? Don’t act like you’ve never forgotten something n didn’t wanna drive. It
@@pdubzpyro ever heard of a work bag? I call mine the bag of tricks and it always has anything i might need for a remodel in said bag. Not to mention theres a job trailer on site everywhere with everything else. So no i dont have the "just in case" a lot.
I do drywall for a living it doesn't set the depth
I use one on a daily basis. I install windows and I use a 6 inch Phillips bit and 2 inch drywall screws. The sliding magnet piece is awesome for installing.
Congrats you are the 1%!
Thanks a lot for demonstrating how the magnetic screw holder works. Very detailed explanation. I was curious how it's used. This video will help me make better decision on choosing right product. I always enjoy watching your videos because of detailed explanations and honest opinion.
"Bet you don't know what this accessory is..." Now just sit through 8 and a half minutes of video with me talking about the stuff you do know about until I tell you" 😂
yeah absolute dickhead
Gee to think I watched this video when I could be using my time better, like I have some paint that I must watch dry. Just another yank who loves the sound of his own voice.. and 8 and a half minutes of it !!!
@@andrewcourt5156 Agreed. Never shuts his pie hole.
Easiest way to NOT GET subscribers? This fucking video right here!
YES, HE IS AN IDIOT !!!!!
I have always wondered what the thing was for and I couldn't ever figure it out thanks imma use mine tomorrow now and try it thanks
You got it Matt!!
Thank you for uploading so much for uploading this video! I am hanging a bunch of wire mold and and glass mounts for my surround sound and its a pain in the ass trying to run screws in while holding the workpiece and level at the same time. Any slight jostles knock the screw off the bit and the magnetized bit holders (including my $25 Wiha 2" extension) havent been effectivein keeping the screw on. I bought the same or similar kit a couple of years ago in order to get the bit holder with the sleeve and did the same thing that you did (tossed it in my box). With all that said, your video prompted me to look for the accessory and is making things much easier now! I appreciate the knowledge sharing keep up the good work!
I don’t remember if mine came with that or not. I just bought the metal holder(non-telescopic). I’m still learning how to use that. I seem to have trouble pushing the bits into it though. Are there specific bits that it would require?
Hey I wondered what it was too, till I read it. Really handy especially with long bits on butt hinge screws.
I bought the same kits last year with the fastener dummy head demo. Thought it was self explanatory to fit on the longer driver bits to work with fasteners with heads that won’t fit into the sleeve. Goes back to that wise older gent who told you that sometimes slower is faster or n this case applying it to taking the time to learn something new. Awesome vids, Vince and kudos to all the VCG gang on what you all share. Stay safe all.
You’re a beast tim Simmons!!
Thank you man! I was driving crazy with that little tool! I didn't know for what exactly it was. The video was a little long but it was helpful, thank you!
Brother . What's the best set of drill would you recommend to me . For interiors renovation. Btw I just got that magnetic dewalt kit box today . Thanks for ur videos they help
The max fits are good
The thing I like most about the black Dewalt bit holders is the sleeve rotates around the bit holder so you can support it with your fingers without burning your fingertips on spinning metal.
I know it’s one of my favorite drives!!
Makita has had a simular setup for several years. Its a nice addition because you are capturing the screw at the head instead of trapping it in a sleeve.
I didn't realize this wasn't known. I got curious when it came with my first kit and started tinkering. I loved it from the get go.
For Christmas 2020 I bought myself a bunch of DeWalt battery operated tools.... well I have to say, I am still watching CZcams videos to figure out how useful my tools and accessories are and now (!) I can use all my bits thanks to your video. Thanks you!
Im glad I'm not the only one who didnt know what it was for .I think ill start reading the directions. Thanks for doing this video
No problem James and welcome to the 1% !
I didn't know either and unfortunately I think mine is long gone now. Good excuse to go buy another set of bits😉😉😉
Its a saddle magnet for the 2" bits to make them magnetic
Yes
Yup....
I love this guys enthusiasm, he cracks me up, and I love those magnetic bit holders, the yellow Dewalt and the blue Mikita's are great!
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One of my favorite little finds after getting the bit set. It has come in handy many times.
It is awesome David!
Vince I don't buy DeWalt kits , I buy DeWalt bits in the bulk package for bits , so never had one of those -BUT I do have fastcaps magnetic sleeve and use it on all my driver's , good job 👍
Hey Mr. Would you recomend battery powered tools from harbour freight?
I love that your honest.i only new because I like you saw it but I took a few minutes a fig it out..I love it..I installed a deck around a pool and it helped tremendously..
Just upgraded my cordless tools to a DeWalt Drill/Driver and Impact Driver. I bought the DeWalt impact bit kit specifically for that magnet.
Yeah, it’s a screw holder... handy as! (Really surprised most people have no idea that’s what it’s for)
I think most people do know. If you look at or read the packaging at all it's pretty clear.
Exactly, precisely what I was puzzled about. Thank you for explaining what a Magnetic Sleeve does. I had planned to toss it, too!!
For the longest time I never knew what that little yellow weird tool was used for and now I know. And to be honest I'll probably won't stop using it it's super helpful works great. Thanks man. 👍
You missed another key feature of the sleeve. It is gauged to set drywall screws at the perfect depth.
The sleeve will over drive your screw and break the paper then there is nothing truly holding your rock
@@Will-zn7zs if you're an idiot that keeps driving your screw
Dewalt vs Milwaukee drill bit case testing, which is stronger?
This is exactly what I want to know
HONESTLY....I HAD NO IDEA !! Now that I know what it's does. I'll be using it from now on !!
THANKS FOR FIGURING IT OUT AND MAKING THE VIDEO
Glad you liked it
I don' own a DeWalt drive kit but I do own a Makita drive set. They take the guess work out of the kit by adding a 17 x magnetic boost to a double ended power bit and then shows a picture on how to adapt it..Since I have a lithium Makita drill I went with the set It also works well with my Milwaukee impact drill for long or short bits
I'm the kind of guy who loves to read the user manual and packaging before I start working with a tool
I hear ya, most times if the camera isn’t on its rush rush rush!!
You can't read the manual!!! That's cheat'n!
@@operator8014 It was sarcasm :-p
Yeah they’re cool. I’m a bit of a magnet connoisseur I’m obsessed with them and use them for all kinds of stuff especially tool related. I have tried every magnetic sleeve I can find for my impact and other drills, these dewalts do break on me sometimes. In my opinion the Makita magnet saddle sleeve is the best. It slides over any 1/4 hex, not proprietary like the DEWALT and to me it feels at least 3 times as magnetic. Oh and they are available separately to buy alone (I don’t think you can buy the dewalt by itself but I might be wrong?) Good video, entertaining you crack me up bro
Thanks TK !!
Watch project farm on bit holders. I just bought 20 of them 10x 3/8 and 10x 1/2" for sockets, but he does the showdown for bit holders. I'll let you see it...
Is the dewalt max for set of 105 pc for 19.88 a reasonable deal..?
Just got my first impact driver and bit set (both brushless Dewalt) and it had this. This explains it all. Thanks.
Dude this is life changing. At last I may actually look like I know what I'm doing on a job site. But probably not.
Don't worry bro, I'm there with you.
I will text Freebeer and Hotwings about the V.C.G. and maybe they will put the word out about your channel...what you guys do has helped me out and I'm quite sure many many people as well.
Thank you guys soooo very much for all you do and keeping the show and vids G- rated.
YOU GUYS ARE G-RATE!
Amazing!!! So What about the little thingy that look like a screw 07:31 ? Do you throw it away?
Does it help you screw things in noice and toight?
So I’ve found another great use for the sleeve, when installing door knobs you slide it up to protect the door knob when putting in the two main screws, it’s amazing!!!!!
Man thats great i was putting in nobs at work the other day and scratched it thanks
I still remember the commercial when they first invented them lol
Thank you for making me a little smarter using the dewalt tools. Keep the videos coming
I didn’t know and I’m glad I watched this cause I just bought a dewalt bit set this weekend and was looking at that thing wondering “wtf” it came in my set already in a 2” bit and it’s a nice thick stainless steel looking sleeve. I didn’t know it slid off the bit it was on. Thanks for this video.
Looks just like the Makita magnetizer. The Makita magnetizer works really well. I just magnetize my bits and haven't bought a kit that has one of those
I’d say it similar
Makita makes the same sleeve and has for a while.
It holds the screw from wobbling off. I'm a drywaller and when I am hanging rc1 channel to the ceiling it holds the screw long enough to penetrate the metal
Sweet cuz!!
Just got a set of these impact bits and your video helped me out thanks!
I have been trying to get the yellow sleeve off of the first 2" bit I put it on. I just have to pull harder. Thanks for a great video.
Nice! Thanks for the knowledge 👍
The Dewalt is a pretty good magnetic bit sleeve. I have just about every one of these type of sleeves I could find ive also got the metal dewalt version. Irwin, Bosch, and master force all make a similar plastic one like this dewalt that works pretty good but the best one I've found is the Makita B-44971 Impact GOLD Mag Boost. Several others have commented about it on this and other vids and it has the best magnet of all the ones I've tried, and it will fit on any brand bit including the standard 2 inch hex bits. Some of the others will also fit on just about any bit but some like the dewalt only work well on their certian style and branded bits. The other really nice things about the makita mag boost are that you can buy it individually at Home Depot for like $4 instead of having to buy a kit to get it. Also if you use the mag boost on a 6" or longer bit you can slide it quite a ways back away from the tip and it will still magnetize the bit allowing you to insert the bit into deep holes that woulnt allow the magnetic tip to fit into. I know I'm rambling about this little Makita Mag Boost but it is Awesome!! I build alot of backyard playsets for people and it has been invaluable and prevents me from dropping lags or screws in peoples yards. Many of the lags I use require a T40 bit and I kid you not the Mag Boost will hold a 3" x 5/16 lag on my bit for reaching out and installing when needed. One of the best accessories I've ever purchased, I have like 10 of them in all sorts of kits.
Thank you for the info Sean!!
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You guys should do a review of toolbelts i have a spec ops tool gear tactical vest and it saves my back every day honestly
Is it drywall driver bit or countersink driver bit it helps to reduce the death of your screw in drywall as well as being magnetic
Long bits are great for installing shelf brackets.
I love using that thing, I’m that 1%! It’s a great magnet to help you in tight spaces so you don’t need to use two hands, and it avoids stripping the screw
Sweet, welcome to the 1%!
thanks. i just bought one and this told me what it was
Whats the “broken screw” for in the dewalt driver kit.came with 10xmagnetic sleeve?
I didn’t know what it was for until I seen someone using it 😂
Mine came with the magnetic attachment on a #2 bit. Milwaukee has the same thing. It didn't take long at all to figure it out. Long bits have a purpose like installing a screen door pump or hand rail short ones don't work well cause the drill body gets in the way. Door handles too.
The closer a building gets to completion, the less room the following trades have to do their installations or set there ladders up, etc. It depends on the trade wether or not you find use in longer bits, or bits that allow access into tight spaces. Nice video. Cool attachment.
I use these all the time, great for one handed screwing and a perfect counter sink. Wears your bit out slightly quicker but very handy. Sometimes may get in the way doing repairs on metal work but pops on and off easily
I do appreciate you and your channel. Thank you to the very cool gang.
the discovery of instructions manual!!!! You are a funny guy to watch. One thing.. "tirez" is pull in french.
Thank you, ive been buying these kits for years & I knew there was something I was missing with that little plastic sleeve!
😂😉 me too thanks buddy!!
Thank you for the video. I had no idea how to use this piece in my bit kit.
I've been using a Makita one for a couple years now, that always comes in there bit kit . It's called the Mag sleeve . If your running the same screws all day with same head it really does help ALOT .
*their, *you're, * a lot
It holds and picks up screws and also keeps you from setting the screw to far
Will that attachment work with other companies bits?
I just bought this bit kit and I had no idea. Thanks for the explanation man.
I've been using it for smaller screws under cabinets, securing countertops and other things but I always forget I have it
So you’ve been a member of the 1% for a while now?
@@VCGConstruction yeah I realized it months ago and actually bought it by itself, not in a kit. The only reason I dont use it more often is because I rock with the milwaukee shockwaves and it doesnt fit the slim body
I, like you thought it was gonna be the greatest thing ever. Now that I realize it doesnt fit my trusty bits, it rattling around in the bit box. Milwaukee needs to come out with one that will except their top bits
Just found u bro! Great content! Thanks for the tip! Use dewalt all the time never knew that. 👍
Thanks Fox we appreciate it!!
Nice video. So, you know Irwin tools was the first to come out with those Mag Tip for the extended bits. I could not see how desalt built their version but it looks to be much better built. If the have any common build likeness to Irwin’s then don’t drive down to hard as this will eventually capture mags to brake from the mag housing. The Dewalt version looks to have solved this issue by allowing the mag holder to actually have a bit of back travel to allow counter sinking of screws. I loved these extended bits because of the fact they are double-side and could allow me to keep working on my bathroom remodel. The only draw back with these is the mag bits can get in the road in tight quarters & may get or the screw knocked off getting in or out. Other than that well worth working with and these Dewalt ones look way better than the Irwin model and I will be looking to find a couple of them for my tool box!! Yes get a few. You will lose them being clumsy or once people realizing how good these things work 5 finger discounting them from your tool box.
they are also for drywall work. they help to prevent going too deep
I volunteered for habitat for 2 years. They told me to go deep into drywall. I worked with my uncle building with wood, they told me to keep it flush b.c. it ruins the wood.
No they are not. There is a specific drywall bit for depth control. This is a magnetic screw guide. You can run a screw straight through the drywall regardless of this accessory
And you aren't supposed to break through the paper when hanging drywall. Habitat for humanity builds shit houses. Please don't take the advice of a group of voluteers
It is a magnetic holder that you directly on to the bit and it holds the screw by the head
I bought that 7 months ago and when I bought it I used it for three months straight and it's just an amazing magnet that you can and it will hold ur screw straight and u can push it and hold it tight and it will help u to not miss the screw or it slipes/slides. :) I hope I did well at explaining.
That came with my Irwin kit, torx hex p2 etc 1inch 2inch bits. I use in automotive work to hold my fasteners that are deep in areas
Its a magnetic tip to reduce wobbling and increase magnetization. Inerchangable tips.
Irwin's impact set has those in there too
Is there a kit with the magnetic holder, impact bits AND drill bits like hss and masonry bits? Dewalt sell combi drill and impact driver kits but their bit sets seem to be one or the other, not a mix
I tapped the bell a few videos ago when I subscribed! Totally dig your insight man. I am fairly green in the construction industry but your videos give me so much more knowledge. Thanks for doin' what you do man. On my off time I watch and learn and when on a site I don't feel like such a dipshit! Keep the videos coming man. I appreciate you.
Thank you Joey!
Been knowing those since I started building. My supervisor at the time gave me one and I was so thankful. I always use it makes life easy.
Nice beto
It's a magnetic sleeve to hold your screws.
You are correct welcome to the 1% !
Holy sh... that wonderful accessory it´s being sitting in my kit box for about 2 years now... yesterday installing a drawer could have been a life saver! thanks for the tip. I might replicate this in spanish so they know what it is for. Greetings from Guadalajara, Jalisco. México
I just bought the same Dewalt bit set online and baffled what the sliding sleeve was for. My friends here in Philippines also don't know what the sleeve is for and heaven sent you and recommended you in my CZcams watch search bar. Here, take my subscription sir thanks a lot
Dude... its like the most important part of the kit. It's the magnet thing. It's advertised all over the box.
Also, why are you screaming?
Hahaha
Maybe he can't read the box , just looks at the pictures !!
😂😂😂😂
He's screaming because he's excited about it, and gosh darn it, so am I.
Thanks for the info homie.
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Anyone know what this part is called or a link to where to buy one? Thanks
I got mine in a 6 or 8 piece screwdriver set I got at Ross the screw drivers are already magnetic but I like using that attachment on my screwdrivers and drill bits
I use it all the time.
Milwaukee shockwave bits W/ dewalt magnetic sleeve = Love
So helpfull. Explained everything I needed to know and had not quite worked out.
im newish to power tools. Primarily because me and the wife just got a house. for christmas my dad bought me the impact drive, and drill combo so i was wondering what this bit was for. Thanks for that info :D
LMAO! I've thrown away so many of those things. Thanks!
It's a sleeve to magnetize bits.
I mean. Seriously???
I've been a handyman for 12 years and I haven't got the foggiest...
Oh hell I've got like 4 of those sleeves, plus those long bits !
Thanks for sharing this video kind sir, you have just made my life easier
Thanks Ninja welcome to the 1% !
¡Hermosa revisión y explicación de cada accesorio! ¡no salté el video ni un segundo! ¡sigue así!
I always used that specifically for DRYWALL.
It allows you to quickly snap on a std drywall screw to hold it magnetic,
then you rip it in fast into the drywall with a perfect sink into the wallboard,
and the drill just auto-magically pops right off once the screw is counter-sunk just enough.
Now it's ready for mudding.
Yes it's a magnetic screw holder that stops driving the screw as soon as its counter sunk. Its awesome.
Thanks man , very helpful, I dig all your videos.
Does it work as drywall bit ?
Makita makes something very similar called the magboost which I find has a stronger magnet than the dewalt plus the makita one is shorter
Have you seen the magnet from Makita that slips over their double sided bits?
VCG Construction no, do you have a link for one?
@@VCGConstruction There's an idea for your next comparison video.