Went to Bunnings this morning and saw this in one of their specials area's. Online its still marked as $29.99 but at Shellharbour NSW store they had them marked as $14.99 so I bought one. My phone battery was almost dead so I couldn't take a photo unfortunately. A quick search online seems to indicate this is a decent buy.
Can't vouch for the quality of the kit. Was an impulse buy.
PS: First post so sorry if I screwed up somewhere
Aren't impact driver bits disposable - like you buy a tub of 50?
Yes when they break you dispose of them, but they will last 10x longer than these bits. A 50 pack is tradesman quantity, Ive just gone through 4 impact driver bits in a week of driving tek screws into steel.
When it said Driving kit I assumed its meant to be used in impact ones as well.
I have a different version of the same kit (contains drill bits as well) and have they gone rusty/corroded inside of 24 months. In their case, inside a garage.
Irwin is the way to go
Had some other Ryobi bits. Wouldn't recommend them. A lot of mine have broken already.
Even the Bosch kits are cheap and break
There is also the Ryobi 95 Piece Drill and Driver Bit set from Bunnings which is currently $20 at the Mornington, VIC. I just picked up a set and it did well in removing some heavy duty steel rivets.
That's the kit I have. Really not that great. Upgrading each bit as I need them.
Agreed. We use Ryobi bits at our work (building office furniture) and even that is too stressful sometimes. Drill bits are pretty much useless on metal after drilling those steel rivets.
These will break so quickly, better to spend a little bit more ($5-10) and get impact driver bits