Will the drill hold the screws magnetically??
1427946
The kit does not contain a magnetic screw bit but those can be bought at your local box store or here at http://amazon.com. Hope this helps and Merry Christmas!
1427947
The kit does not contain a magnetic screw bit but those can be bought at your local box store or here at
1427948
The included bit holder is not magnetic. You could add one for about $5. DEWALT DW2054 1/4-Inch Compact Magnetic Bit Tip Holder
36383
Bits are never magnetized. The holders can be but in the screwdriver that I have they are not
626079
I'm not sure if this is possible with the supplied hardware (screws), however with the right application (if hollow metal) maybe metal screw and adhesive. if solid metal (drill pilot hole and use metal to metal screw) maybe.
540779
The handle is supposed to be magnetic. Supposed to hold the bit in magnetically and keep from losing screws
1399191
It is not drilled to open from right to left, as I needed - so I had to drill the opposite side, chisel off the block that holds the magnet and remount it on the opposite side - IF the manufacturer used some sense they would predrill both sides (since you don't see those parts when it is closed) - then they could make the block that holds the magnet screw mounted - it could be made as left or right opening, but currently is made opening from left to right only!
1063923
Unsure. If your screw is the approximate size shown here and it's a Y shape, probably.
91625
You could mount it with industrial double sided tape. The screw holes would remain visible unless you cut the heads off the screws and glued them over the holes or put something else over the holes to cover them ( metal ball, rhinestone, decorative doo dad). Magnet is not so strong to hold really heavy knives. Also if you have dropped big $ on really nice knives, be aware that the metal can mar them.
2130856
Given the size of the stand and the weight rating it needs to hold up the items I wouldn't use any other type of screw to secure it into the wall studs. If it is a matter of not wanting to use the allen key and turning it by hand get a drill bit that matches and use a cordless drill
1861713
No, it is not magnetic. The bits are held firmly by a flat spring just as in the socket of the tool.
98000
The individual bits are not magnetic. The 1/4' and 5/16" adapters, the bit extender, and of course the magnetic screw holder are. If you use any of these (except the 5/16" adapter) with the bits, then the bits will exhibit magnetic characteristics as well.
64909
Doubtful, the magnet itself is pretty heavy without any knives stuck to it. I have two myself and have mounted them on the wall making sure at least one end is on a stud.
2011482
interesting Q.... I just tried mine (not yet mounted) and yes it grabbed very well to the metal refrig side. It would probably take the magnet with it tho' as you draw. I'd use a couple small screwsShould work fine. The magnets are VERY powerful. I have two I just received and they will leap together and would nip a fingertip off if you are not careful.Steve
1121210
If you are talking deck type screws, no, you'll need the power of a drill/driver to do that. I use a Cable-Porter 20V Lithium drill for working with deck screws. If you're talking about an ordinary interior type weed screw, then it will probably do the trick.
2122209
The screwdrivers are not magnetic. There is a telescopic magnet in the kit though.
910696
Hi Rosco, It would depend on how thick the wood would be after you drilled out the place you wanted it to go. This is a very strong/powerful magnetic so I believe you could. Tommy G
1989127
No, you would have to buy a Magnetic Screwdriver Bit Holder (https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct;=j&q;=&esrc;=s&source;=images&cd;=&cad;=rja&docid;=nSIeUdOEr-3-GM&tbnid;=reipAAcA1RzX9M:&ved;=0CAUQjRw&url;=http%3A%2F%2Ftoolguyd.com%2Fmakita-impact-gold-screwdriver-bit-set-review%2F&ei;=3rUCU5rWIILBoATU24DoCQ&bvm;=bv.61535280,d.cGU&psig;=AFQjCNGLkQaPOMGwWGKgq3lV7HGeC9wEdg&ust;=1392772953894527) This link will show you a picture of it are google the phrase " Magnetic Screwdriver Bit Holder"
940803
It can, but it has A LOT of power and will probably strip the screw. I would not recommend this drill for putting in screws. I use mine to drill holes in concrete and thick metal. I hope this helps.