Spider Tool Holster - BitGripper v2 - Pack of Four - High Strength 3M Adhesive Drill add-on for Easy Access to six Driver bits on The Side of Your Power Drill or Driver!

I am a handyman and woodworker. I put one on each of my Dewalt impact drivers, making certain not to cover the motor cooling air vents. Clean drill surface with alcohol 1st then stick one on. I put one on top and one on the side, giving me 6 bits to carry with me. An example would be t25 torx, #2 square drive, #2 phillips. Maybe on the side a 1/4 & 5/16 nut driver also a drill bit of whatever I might need for the job. I had these stuck on my two drills for est 2 years now. Still hold bits well. Fantastic product.

Okay, Here is my review. Ordered them based upon the product description and "ease" of application to hold those pesky bits that you have to fish around for when you need them. Product is as described and pliable. Here is the catch though, and something I did not find in the product description. The "3M" tape adhesion covers (The red patch over the sticky) are EXTREMELY adhered to the sticky part. I fiddled with it for about 3 minutes, trying to peel back the protective layer. (Frustration set in and as usual, my thoughts turned to other means of adhering them to my drills) It dawned on me that an application of direct heat might release the protective layer and allow me to stick them to my drills. I recommend a HAIR DRYER on high heat and not a HEAT GUN, with heat applied to the red seal (protective layer) for a few minutes, maybe less, and the protective seal will, with effort, concentration and determination, peel away to reveal the glue adhesive. (You will need to clean oil, dirt and debris from whatever electric driven tool you are applying these to before starting the heat release procedure) Once the red seal comes free you should then immediately apply these holders to the location on your hand tool and PRESS FIRMLY and EVENLY to avoid air pockets. I will see how long they will actually remain adhered to the tools as I am a casual user of the hand tools.I would have given more stars had there been mounting instructions explaining what I just explained to you, they are pliable enough to push bits and such into them and hold them securely. Do not feel obtrusive and do not seem to cause any issues with handling and operation in the position I placed them in, you may need to, and I highly suggest, you pre fit them before adhering to insure they do not get in the way of your hands. they are a bit pricey for what you are getting, but if they help you keep bits conveniently closer than the work bench, tool box or having to go buy more because you cannot find the one you need, then it was worth the cost.

I use these on my DeWalt cordless tools. I remove the dewalt logo, clean off any residue, then place these in the spot. They fit perfectly.I have have one bit in the chuck and 3 on standby.Longer bits can interfere with the drill clutch.The adhesive doesn't seem to work well if the tool gets warm/hot.The tool can be bulky/unwieldy if there are too many long bits inserted.Bit holders are holding up well. None are stretched or split after almost a year for home owner DIY projects.

Product works really wellIf there is any drawback is if they get wet to much they do start to come loose, sometimes.

These bit holders are one of the handiest things I've found for the projects I work on. They sure save lots of time with having to search around for the additional bits I need. The bit holders have great adhesion and stay secure on my drills even when I'm moving/banging the drills around when working on my projects. I primarily use only three type of drill bits on most all my projects, and I can store all three in these holders. I highly recommend these.

These are so useful. They make me noticeably more efficient. It’s just they are too loose and the bits will fall out occasionally.

This is the handiest tool ever. This is my second purchase. works great and when you pull one out of your pocket and give it to a friend you make his day.

I do electrical work. I have three of these puppies on my impact, and one on my normal drill. Everybody always asks me about them since I hold nut drivers, drill bits and drill taps (for threading 8/32 & 10/32 holes) on my bit holders.There are only two issues I have. Since I use a tool belt holster for my impact, they rub up against the holster and eventually (after about 9 months) start to come off. A bit of cleaning the drill and applying superglue fixes the problem. The other issue is that the holes are a tad too big for ALL of my drill bits; so I add electrical tape to my bits and they stay in place.Other than that, I just bought a new impact and bought more of these bit grippers and immediately applied them. I will always use them moving forward, as they save me time by not having to go up and down a ladder as much, or go back to my tool belt or vehicle to get that one specialized drill bit I need.

So far so good, seems to work well.

I’m onto my second pack now after adding more power tools to my collection. The only thing I would say is that they do go a bit slack after a few months but I solved that by putting a bit of superglue just inside it and letting it cure before adding the bit again.

Very pleased with this product. Adhesive backing proved to be effective. Can recommend.

this works very well. holds the bits in place and they dont fall out. the adhesion is VERY strong. soo strong that it took the hard plastic sticker off my dewalt afer using it for some time, in and out of the holster it took off the dewalt sticker.

Another worthwile attachment as it keeps the most used screwdriver bits attached to the drill/s used. Eliminates the downtime and self anger when previously mislaid.