Is this compatible with the Black & Decker 71-081 Double Ended Screwdriving Bit Set
1420903
I don't think so, although those will fit, you will not get a tight fit. It accepts the standard notched end to hold tight. I believe those double ended are smooth and do not have a notch.
709765
No it is not as the bit would not seat correctly as it has double ends......
565964
According to leatherman's website it's not compatible; they do have a list of tools the removable bit driver works with here: http://www.leatherman.com/931012.html
1123260
I use a Milwaukee tool but the bits will fit any standard system that supports the 1/4" (6.35 mm) hex drive chuck.
14031
That type of bit screw driver should be available at most hardware stores but you probably will end up buying one with bits. Good to have extra anyhow!
866498
Not sure what it is you have. I have a 1/4" hex on my cordless driver. If your cordless screw driver does not have a chuck and it is 1/4", thes bits will work. You can go to Home Depot, Lowes or even Wal Mart and look at their 1/4" hex bits and see if you think they will fit in your screw driver then take it from there.
1854779
Hi, No, DeWalt say they are not compatible so I wouldn't try it. All the best, Becky
984821
I measure the hexagon shank of the bits (the part that goes into the screwdriver) to be 3.95mm (0.155") across the flats. I would assume that generally speaking the screwdriver will work for any 4mm bit. .... BTW this is a GREAT screwdriver set. I love it.
905290
Yes. The screws are hex heads and if I remember right are eighth inch. You can get them at most hardware and home improvement stores. A hex head bit in a multi-bit screwdriver would also work if the holes are large enough for the shaft to fit. A long allen wrench is another alternative.
1976694
I used an adjustable chuck with my dremel, part no. 4486 I think, that also works with my Black and Decker. I recommend you purchase an adjustable chuck, and you can fit practically any other bit into your rotary tool.
1776237
I have found most standard bits fit the Channellock screwdriver. Just try some of the others you have in your toolbox or that which came with a drill/driver set to see.
709080
The (lightly magnetic) bits from my older cordless screwdriver fit and stay just fine in this one. Perhaps it is simply a matter of the bits you have. I was missing some bits from my old set, so I bought the Black & Decker 71-081 Double Ended Screwdriving Bit Set, 10-Piece. I figured it was hard to go wrong for $5. As they should, they fit and stay just fine.
1636185
Yes, See Black & Decker web site for porter cable part numbers that work with this tool: http://bdk.force.com/FAQ/PKB_Article?id=kA0C0000000CfyhKAC&brand=Black_Decker&group=&model=%22BD200MTB%22&type=&terms=&returl=%2Fapex%2Fpkb_search%3Fbrand%3DBlack_Decker%26mode%3D1%26model%3D%2522BD200MTB%2522%26sortby%3D0%26terms%3D
1657866
Yes. They are compatible with any Dremel as long as you have the Collet set for the Dremel, Or the small Drill Chuck.
1920913
I don't own this now but all standard screwdriver bits have a 1/4" hex shaft & will fit. Though the quick mechanical locking type shaft bit with the deep radiused approximately 3/16" wide groove, starting about 1/4" from the insertion end, aren't stable in this type of short insertion magnetic bit holder.
851375
This set is to be used with a Leatherman tool with a Philips head screw driver. It fits over the Philips head and the bits fit in that. It will only work with models specified on website with square shank in the screwdriver. Works great with appropriate model leatherman tool.
1277217
As long as your screwdriver has the right chuck to fit the bit it doesn't matter if the screwdriver is corded or cordless
158988
no they are not. I dont know if they can be, a mechanic I know ran a magnet in a circle in the middle to magnatize my screw driver bit. You should look that up on the internet as how to or call Black and Decker if they have them, magnetic bits are worth it.