DEWALT Flextorq 🙂

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Kenneth DenmarkMember since Jun 2014

What do you guys think?

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

Is there any difference between this and the max fit bits?

chadlanthierMember since Mar 2013

Yeah I was looking at these in lowes and wasn’t sure if wasn’t another gimmick.

RickyMcGrathMember since Oct 2014

It’s actually pretty nice. The “torsion” I’m not so sure of. I’d like to see some high speed video showing the action of the bit.

The magnetic holder is a god send.

FazzmanMember since Apr 2014

Look alot like the Flextorqs which I like alot. Ive had a set for around 8 months now they seem to fit screwheads nicely.

Mr. YellowMember since Jan 2011

They are the same as Flextorqs. It’s just they called it Torsion bits in UK/EU.

I think Maxfit is the same minus the impact rating?! (for drill/drivers)

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

Okay that makes sense with Maxfit. HD and slowed in Rochester stopped carrying them and I wasn’t sure if they were impact rated. I did NOT like the Black Oxide impact bits from Dewalt they didn’t hold up well. Thanks Mr Yellow!

Mr. YellowMember since Jan 2011

I’m not sure about that, hence the “?!”;)

But it would make sense, seeing Flextorq bits are Impact Rated. MaxFit, I would think, would be it’s cheaper counterpart for regular drill/drivers, but perhaps Gatorb can enlighten us. They don’t sell Maxfit over here.

chadlanthierMember since Mar 2013

Damn know I’m going to have to pick them up.

FazzmanMember since Apr 2014

Mr. Yellow wrote:

They are the same as Flextorqs. It’s just they called it Torsion bits in UK/EU.

I think Maxfit is the same minus the impact rating?! (for drill/drivers)

Makes sense,the magnetic holders are really awesome.

BigmikezMember since Jun 2013

I picked up a 2inch Black bit the new ones and it didn’t last me to long either chrisk but ive had the grey ones new style also and they’ve been pretty great to me. I might have to pick up another set to retry them

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

With the Bosch IDH182 and the Milwaukee Fuel coming I need to get some impact bits. I wanted the Milwaukees but Conductor and a lot of others have had problems with them. So I threw in the Makita Gold idea and boycotted the Dewalt bits (black oxide impact) but now???

Mr. YellowMember since Jan 2011

give ‘us’ another chance and try the Flextorq. (jeez, I start to sound like a salesman for team yellow)

I haven’t seen them around here yet. I wanna try them out. 

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

No problem there Mr Yellow. I’ve really been thinking about it. I might grab a pack of both. I hate to say it but Milwaukee is off the table for bits. NOT FOR TOOLS THOUGH!!!!

chadlanthierMember since Mar 2013

Just picked up the flex torq bits. Pay 20$ for the 42 pc bit set. Not to bad of a price grab.

comp56Member since Sep 2014

I haven’t come across any from any brand that last as long as they should…….tricky tricky to hard they screw up the head of the screw to soft and they screw up…….I just have many extra’s…..

chadlanthierMember since Mar 2013

U would think this day in age they would come up with a different design.

You are the influencer. Post it to 4.4 million followers.

Hit record. We’ll handle the rest.

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