11-in-1 Magnetic Multi Bit Screwdriver / Nut Driver

A:  The magnets are designed to better retain bits and fasteners

A:  The screws will hold on the Tips that come with it.

A:  The tip is magnetic, it will hold screws.

A:  Just magnetic to the screwdriver, but since they’re stored in there for a long period of time, the tips become a little magnetic 

A:  The magnet is in the bit holder and it's pretty strong. It's a great tool to have.

A:  The cavity in the bit holder is longer to accommodate Klein's double-ended bits. A standard 1" x 1/4" bit is too short for the bit holder. The following replacement bits are available: cat. no. 32482 (#1 Phillips and 3/16 in. slotted), cat. no. 32483 (#2 Phillips and 1/4 in. slotted), cat. no. 32484 (#1 square and #2 square), and cat. no. 32485 (T10 TORX and T15 TORX)

A:  The bits fit tightly. I believe they are made to wear over time, but remain tight

A:  It?s better than having to pick up lose bits that are constantly falling on the ground. I wipe mine with a very light coating of mineral once every month or two to help keep bits from sticking.

A:  It’s a bit hard when the screwdriver is new, but get easier with usage.

A:  Good timing. I have had the magnetic 11-in-1 and broke the small flat head. Today, I decided to get another one. Instead, TODAY, I purchased the non-magnetic one because of the issue that. Changing the bits on the magnetic driver was tough. I thought that it would get easier in time. It didn’t. 

A:  Just bought this after a number of non-magnetic ones. I was able to switch ends without too much trouble, despite the stiffness. The shafts tend to loosen up over time.

A:  The bits should be removable by hand. Please contact Klein Tools Customer Service 800-553-4676 for assistance with your screwdriver.

A:  No

A:  No. The bits all are loaded together through the one piece shank. They fit in to each other. Hope that unconfuses you.

A:  Bits are stored in the shaft. The handle does not feature additional bit storage.

A:  No, they all store in the barrel. You will have to pull the bits out to use as a nut driver.

A:  The bits come