Worx Switch Driver

[Dean Hoffman]

Has any one tried this thing?

It has two chucks. One just rotates the chuck to change from one bit to the other. My first thought is it has more things to break.

[Dean Hoffman]

Has anyone tried one of these?

My first thought is it has more parts to break.

[Iggy]

replying to Dean Hoffman, Iggy wrote: You're right. Anyone would do better with a hex shank holder and hex shank bits. Or even, the Half Time Drill Driver, the real world changer

[ItsJoanNotJoann]

I gave some serious thought of buying one of these several months ago. But the reviews changed my mind and you can check them out on the internet. Bottom line is it was rated as just ok.

[Vic Smith]

I just use two drills when I'm pre-drilling and driving screws at once, which is seldom.

[Dean Hoffman]

I saw hex shank drill bits just a few months ago. Those sure are handy. The little impact driver I use ratchets before it twists out of my hands.

[Buck Chuck]

? ?

Ever consider a quick change system like this?

[micky]

You knew my mother, right?

[micky]

I needed hex shank bits to drill a couple holes behind my bumper, to hold a license plate bracket I'd made. So I wouldn't have to make holes in the plastic bumper.

The hex bits would go into a 10" extension, and were a lot cheaper and probably easier to get than 14" bits, especially when I didn't know what size I needed for the screws.

Unfortunately the engine blew less than two weeks later. But the bracket worked well.

[Colonel Edmund J. Burke]

Called torx, idiot.