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Magnetic depth-stop screwdriver bits with adjustable collars

The photo displays a collection of magnetic position screwdriver bits. These are also called drywall screw setter bits or "depth-stop" bits. With their bright colors and textured patterns (the bright blue and orange ribbing on the collars), they were made to help you do your job faster and with greater accuracy when you need to drive lots of a fasteners quickly. This tool consists of a double ended PH2 Phillips driver tip. It has a standard 1/4 inch hex shaft for use in all types of power screw driving devices including power impact drivers, battery powered drills and drill/drivers, etc.

Key Features

Precision Depth Stops: The outside collar provides a physical stopping point so that no matter how much force you apply the screw will never be driven deeper than it should go. This prevents over-drives into materials which may cause them to tear or strip.

Magnetic Fastener Hold Down: There is a built in strong ring magnet at each end of the bit. As long as you have a metal fastener installed into a hole this magnet will keep the fastener from slipping off of the bit and falling to the ground. This makes it possible to operate the bit using only one hand.

Double Ended Bit Life: Each bit has two ends. When the first end of the bit becomes worn out and needs to be replaced, and you can flip the bit around and continue to use it until the second end gets worn out.

Easy-to-Adjust and Position Grip Sleeve: The grip sleeve of the bit has texture to make it easy to adjust and position the depth stops, but still provide for smooth rotating during driving operations.

Applications:

While there are many applications for this type of product, some common ones include:

Drywall And Plasterboard Installation: The most important thing when installing drywall or plaster board is to the ensure that the screws are countersunk just below the paper surface of the board. If you do not take care to do this, when you finish taping and muddling you will see screw holes through the surface of the finished board.

Wood Working and Cabinet Making: Many soft woods (such as pine) and laminate products are very prone to cracking if the screws are torqued too tightly. Using a bit like this helps protect against this problem.

Decking and Sub-floor Installation: On deck building projects, and decking fasteners must be kept flush with the wood planks to the avoid creating potential tripping hazards. Similarly, and sub-floor fasteners should be kept flush with the timber planks to create an even finish.

General DIY and Building Projects: Bits like this reduce cam-out (when the screw slips out of the head of the screwdriver). By reducing cam-out, you can save money by not having to replace damaged fasteners.

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