Does this provide storage of the bits inside the handle?
1327119
bits are stored in the shaft. you just pull out shaft spin it around to get to the other sized bits. also if you have a klien 10 in 1 you can use the bits form it in the stubby also. if you want a square or torx.
1327120
No. The different bits fit into the ends of cylinders and are pulled out and reversed as needed.
1327121
The bits are removable: you pull them out of the end and they are swapped around giving you 2 sizes for each bit. The entire shaft pulls out of the handle giving you access to the other dual bit. There is no separate bit storage besides the tip of the screwdriver.
1327122
The bits are stored in each end of the shaft. The shaft pulls out of the handle and is reversed to use a different size bit. Each bit has a common and Phillips tip. One end of the shaft is 1/4 inch hex and the other is 5/16 inch hex.
1121046
Yes, it does. There's a small pocket inside the sheath that will hold the 6 bit holder. It's very tight, though. You won't be able to use it for anything else, not even a larger holder.
1886703
Yes. It is a spring loaded handle. Just push it up and twist to put it into storage or do the opposite for use.
1110652
The description reads that it has "on board bit storage". So, I believe that it does have a place on board where the bits store in the unit.
2103955
No. No bits or attachments, just the tool. However, it fits standard 1/4 inch sockets on one side and hex-drive bits on the other.
1610216
It has a quick connection. If you slide the coller back you can insert and release your bits. You can not loose your bit because it locks in... PS comes with assorted bits in handle.
973298
YES, there are two bits included, 1 Phillips & 1 flat head. They store neatly in a small compartment in the handle. This unit has lots of torque & good battery life. I've even used it to drill some very small pilot holes for smaller screws. I tried other units & found this to be the best, I LOVE it.
167374
Nope no bits. But it does have a nice case that will hold quite a few. And if you want to use it as a normal drill you need to buy the chuck adapter.
1640784
Yes it is on the Skeletool and it comes with a spare flat head bit that is stored in the handle. They also sell a combo bit kit for this with assorted hex, torx, slotted and phillips bits.
1129367
There is a little design on the wand and the handle of the canister that allows for storage.
1939075
I haven't had any issues with the actual bits, if that's what you mean. They all fit snugly in to the handle piece which is certainly large enough for just about any hands.
117763
Wouldn't it be nice if it had a place to keep the bit you're not using attached to the drill?
642755
Hi, I love this edger! Yes the handle pivots for storage and the black clip holds the blade up for storage. I do not have a video of it in use, but it is the easiest to use edger I have ever tried. I use a flat edged shovel to remove the cut off trimmings.
353872
Yes, the handle is secured by a screw inside the lid but I have used mine for several months and have had no problem at all.
339718
Yes, I believe so. There is a screw on the butt of the handle that holds it in.
111335
I just keep one of the 2 drills in the bag along with a bit set I need for that job. If I need both, I have to transport that drill in a different tool bag.
315789
It comes with a very nice case, and a cloth to keep it clean, but it does not include any bits. You are on your own with them. I've used this tool many hours so far, and it still is a great tool.