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6 Reasons This £15.99 Magnetic Bit Set Stops Dropped Screws and Stripped Heads
Your dropped-screw days are numbered.
You are up a ladder or reaching into a cabinet. You line up the screw, hit the trigger — and it slides off the bit and disappears.
Worse, the bit wobbles and chews up the screw head.
What if the bit itself held the screw, ran straight, and handled impact?
Meet the High-Performance Strong Magnetic Screwdriver Drill Bit Set: six PH2 bits in six lengths with a strong magnetic tip and a 1/4″ shank. Here are six reasons to add it to your toolbox.
1. A Strong Magnetic Tip Holds the Screw for You
Starting a screw one-handed is where most drops happen. The magnetic tip grips the screw so you can position, push and drive.
- Holds screws in overhead and hard-to-reach spots
- Fewer screws lost in carpet, cabinets and engine bays
- Faster starts, especially one-handed
2. A Precision Concentric Shaft for Straighter Driving
A bit that runs off-centre wobbles, and a wobbling bit slips out of the screw head. The precision concentric shaft is designed to reduce wobble.
- Steadier drive from the first turn
- Better contact with the screw head
- Helps protect screw heads from chewing up
3. A Slim, Flexible Waist That Eases Impact
Impact drivers hit hard. The slender “waist” of each bit is designed to flex and absorb shock before it reaches the tip.
- Made for high-torque driving
- Suited to impact drivers, drills and hand drivers
4. An Anti-Slip Tip That Grips the Screw Head
Cam-out — the bit jumping out of the screw head — is what strips screws. The cross-head tip is designed to seat firmly and resist slipping.
- PH2 Phillips head, a very common size
- Hardened steel construction for strength
- Built to keep its bite across repeated jobs
5. Six Lengths for Shallow, Deep and Tight Spots
One short bit never fits every job. This set gives you six lengths from compact to extra-long.
| Bit type | PH2 Phillips |
| Shank | 0.25 in (1/4″) hex |
| Lengths | 1.97 / 2.56 / 2.95 / 3.94 / 4.72 / 5.91 in (50 / 65 / 75 / 100 / 120 / 150 mm) |
| Tip | Magnetic |
| Material | Steel |
6. Works With the Tools You Already Own
The standard 1/4″ shank means no special tool is needed.
- Impact drivers: suited to high-torque tasks
- Electric drills: corded and cordless
- Hand screwdrivers: precision control
- Everyday projects: furniture, decking, cabinets, shelving
How to use (3 simple steps)
Short for tight spots, long for deep recesses.
Seat the 1/4″ hex shank in your driver or drill, then touch the magnetic tip to the screw.
Keep the bit in line with the screw and apply steady pressure.
Always wear eye protection and follow your tool's instructions.
Why choose this bit set?
| Feature | This bit set | Standard bits |
|---|---|---|
| Holds the screw on the tip | ✔ Built-in magnet | ✘ No |
| Reduced wobble | ✔ Concentric shaft | Varies |
| Impact-driver friendly | ✔ Flexible waist | Varies |
| Multiple lengths | ✔ 6 lengths | Usually one |
| Fits 1/4″ hex drivers | ✔ Yes | Yes |
Common questions
What screws does it fit?
The bits are PH2 Phillips, a very common size. Check your screw heads before ordering.
Which tools can I use it with?
Anything that accepts a 1/4″ hex shank: impact drivers, electric drills and compatible hand drivers.
What lengths are included?
Six lengths: 1.97, 2.56, 2.95, 3.94, 4.72 and 5.91 inches (50, 65, 75, 100, 120 and 150 mm).
Will the magnet hold heavy screws?
It is designed to hold screws securely for positioning and driving. Very large or heavy fasteners may still need support.
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