Flexible Drill Bit Extension Set, Hex Shank 105°Right Angle Drill Attachment, 3pcs Drill Bit Holder Extension, 1/4 3/8 1/2" Universal Socket Adapter, Screwdriver Bit Kit

I purchased this as a last resort in my attempt to remove the sink front of my kitchen sink cabinet after a deep sink had been installed. I had very, very little room to remove the screws that held the piece from the back. I bought this kit in desperation, not really expecting much, but was thrilled to find it worked. I was able to use a flexible extension with a bit in a long extender attached to it to reach the screws. I was really surprised that there was enough torque applied with all those pieces to loosen the screws. Not only that, I was also able to drill new pilot holes with a hex shank bit in the extender, before reinstalling the piece. I've since used the right angle attachment for another project, and had great success with that as well. Great addition to my tool arsenal.

Muy buen producto especialmente para manipular tornillos de difícil acceso, en llega a sitios casi inalcanzables con la herramienta tradicional

The flexibility to this drill bit extension kit are great. They provide straight bit adapters that allow for direct use with a driver. they provide adapters for different sized connection bits along with a small set of bits which also include Torx bits. The only modification I wish they would make is the make the connection between the angled bit adapter to the flexible head, to be more secure. Maybe a stronger magnet or a bigger receiving shroud, so the angle adapter doesn't feel so precariously connected. I can grasp both the end of the flexible extension and the angled adapter, while applying a small amount of compression between them, to make sure they stay secure while driving in a screw. I've only using this setup with shorter screws, which are easy enough to drive but I wold feel safer if this connection where more substantial.

Came as described and I'd forgotten about the pouch it came with for storage. I'll probably end up using it for other things as I have a place for the bits already.But yes. I took the two flexible ones, put the Right-angle one on those, then all three extensions on that, then a bit at the end. I hooked all that into my Dewalt impact hand drill. I let it blow full speed!Erm... 1st time I did that, the R-A head and the extensions just spun around in circles D: That R-A head needs to be held in place for it to spin the bit instead of spin itself around. Learning experience for sure! But I do want folks to know that - this head specifically needs to be held in place to spin its bit. It didn't take a /ton/ of force to get it to work, but I definitely wasn't expecting it to do what it does D:2nd try, HOLDING the right angle head this time, HUZZAH! The whole thing spun the end bit just like it was attached to the drill directly!So, that was neat. Now for what else wasn't: - Those flexible bits: The have almost /no/ grab on the bit inserted into them. They lack the same mechanism the straight extensions have to retain the bits. w/o that, 3/5 on these. Would easily be 4/5 if they held onto their bits more reliably. - These flexible bits are housed in plastic sockets. This choice spells out guaranteed short-livedness and a couple other reviewers certainly experienced that. Avoid if you plan on using for things that might involve too much torque. - The right-angle bit has the same exact problem; it doesn't but barely hold onto the bits. 3/5 here too.As mentioned just above, I'm really happy with the straight extensions! Having all three together at the same time they were really wobbly, but solo that problem isn't present. They have a slider on their heads that retains the bits very well. One of them was a little stuck and difficult to release the bits, but otherwise just pulled those sliders down and I could easily remove the bit. 4.5/5 only because those sliders really didn't want to unstuck when they got stuck.The adapter bits I didn't get to mess with too much, but they did fit and hold the bolts I have on hand okay.The bits themselves seem okay. Nothing too special about them. They're certainly meant for a cordless drill v. impact drill, but I expect they'll last as well as any other set of bits for this price-range. Ultimately, I forgot these were part of this kit too, so more shiny free stuff so far as I was concerned :)If you need this stuff like I did, go for it. These aren't meant for anything heavy duty, but will work fine for most cordless drills these days and most household needs.

I always have the problem of needing to fit my drill or driver into an impossible space, and then cursing my way through it with straight tools. Finally a solution! I never knew something like this existed, but now I don't know how I lived a Mr. Fix It life without it! The flex tube is perfect, you can bend this in all types of directions and still be able to turn your drill or driver. I also like that it includes a full set of driver bits, I have lost all of mine except a Phillips. Highly recommend this. It also comes in a nice bag, would make a great gift for the Mr./Ms./Non-binary Fix It in your life!

This is a good assortment to keep with the cordless drill/screwdriver. I often have times when the cordless drill is to big to get to the screw or bolt I need to. The angled head takes care of that issue most of the time and when that doesn't work the flex extension gets the job done. I like that the set also comes with 3 socket adapters and 3 different length extensions. Would've been nice if the adapters and extensions came with a holder but the set comes in a bag so it's all good. The angled head and flex extensions rotated freely when I put them in the drill and gave it juice. All items seem to be of decent build quality so I expect this to last me awhile.

Easy to use. Makes using drill bits or screwdrivers in tight spaces much easier. I can get around and behind studs, under flooring without difficulty. It has been a great addition to my tool box.