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Hex bits for electric screwdriver
Where can i get hold of a decent set 1.5-3.0 mm bits for a electric screwdriver 1/4" bit holder.
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Eds and hudy both do them.
I think mbmodels carry them, if not then I got mine from modelsport a few years back |
I had arrowmax ones, but the tip wore out pretty quick and started rounding screws...
Now on the hudy ones which as you would expect are very good quality.. Not sure about bothering with the 1.5mm tho... |
MIP do very good ones my EDS one wore very quick but MIP one been great
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+1 for the MIP Speedtip's. They are the very best out there and used by most top racers worldwide for that reason.
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I've got one of these.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Expo-Autom...-/331123736683 I then put what size is needed in it. I can also use it like a screwdriver in my hand and also put small drill bits in for pilot hole drilling. Just a thought.... |
Once you've tried a MIP bit, you'll never use anything else again.
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The arrow ax and the eds ones wear very quickly. It's worth paying the extra for some quality ones like the hudy tools
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I use Snap On, life time warranty on them!
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I have the eds ones.
However, mmm snap-on. |
Cheers for the advice people.Now that i have some good info i will be investigating.
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do you have the snap on part number |
What sizes do you need them for? I will have a look in the book
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