does this tool have a holding magnet in the socket?
1433393
No it does not, but if you have a small Magnet just stick it to the shaft of the wrench, and it will temporarily become magnetized.
1433394
No....it does not. I put a little ball of tape in the end. That stopped the bolt from going in to far and held it in place.
303394
No magnet. But if you rub the tip of The screwdriver on a magnet that should magnetize the tip enough to use for small screws
1635938
Yes it does. I have purchased two because I keep losing mine. The magnet works only so well. I have found it missing after sliding the surface in the pocket of the seat in front of me on an airplane. The pocket hook became entangled in my briefcase and it bent out at a ridiculous angle and could not be bent back. If you luck is like mine you need a volume discount.
1490579
No. This set actually has an outstanding magnetic hold of its bits along with the screws you unscrew as long as you use it for metal screws. Also, the smaller bit driver has ball bearings inside of its socket which spring out and hold the bits very well. I highly recommend this set which I've found plenty of use for if you enjoy tinkering like I do with electronics such as computers; cars; putting together furniture; you name it. Hope this helps.
610997
Does not have a magnet. However, have found that to be a minor inconvenience.
1401844
No, it has a mechanical snap. I also just cheched, there are no magnets anywhere else in the case.
2133897
It doesn't use a socket. It uses the square 3/8 drive of a socket wrench made to go in the drill.
520974
It't not magnetic . Just slide the bit in and it locked. To remove bit just pull the sleeve down and slide tool out. It's a great tool
1537855
Yes they don't really hold they just rest on the pegyou may want to go with the magnetc socket holder
1857792
Really don't see a need to try and remove the magnet. Looks fixed. A good fast stream of water will clean the bottom of the tool real well.
938774
Hi Elizabeth. The magnet is on the base which is between the window breaker and the seat belt cutter. If you go the the listing, there's a picture of the tool adhered to the side of a vehicle. I hope this helps and good luck!
1447202
The bits are held in place by a magnet in the handle. The handle actually has two places where you can use bits. There is a fixed, non-ratcheting magnet on the longer end of the handle (the end of the handle closest to the "T" in Dewalt), and then the silver ratcheting collar also has a magnet for bits. You can use the ratchet feature in forward, reverse and neutral by rotating the silver ratchet collar.
2122208
No, but it comes with a telescopic wand for picking up small items such as screws,etc.
2177028
It has a magnetic hex-style chuck, much like impact drivers. Just don't buy it though, its not worth it. It'll just break.
1619713
Yes, it does. I had an older one, tool, that just finally wore out and I replaced it with this one. They are very similar.
971002
No, as part of the handle is hollow. My understanding is that there is a metal sleave that attaches to the blade tang, but I have never taken the plug out of the handle to look.
2122553
It comes with a five-pronged plastic holder. Each prong has ridges designed to keep the socket from slipping off. I have used only one of the sockets and just once at that, but I can imagine that repeated use would wear the ridges down so that the socket will no longer stay on the prong. It's designed more for product display than as a permanent holder.