SHOCKWAVE Impact-Duty Alloy Steel Drill and Screw Driver Bit Set with Multi-Tool Blade Set (109-Piece)

On the first use bits broke other bits bent, used with M12 drill

This Milwaukee Driver Bit kit worked perfectly on my first job with it. I’m glad I had the complete selection of sizes available in this kit. I used these bits to remove a wooden donation cabinet that was attached to a brick wall with screws. I needed a large square driver, a small star driver, and a small Phillips head driver to remove screw from wall and cabinet. All were available in long or short lengths, and also a socket to hold the smaller interchangeable bits. Job was done in five minutes! There were also three small socket sizes normally used on appliances in this kit. Milwaukee makes great products, and the quality of these bits seems to meet their standards. Would definitely recommend to a friend.

This set has every square and star bit you'd need as well as Phillips and with all the lengths you would need and multiples of those. So, especially for professionals, as you work, and bits break, there are replacements. That said, these are durable bits and I had none of them break. This set of bits is a great investment and value. The cases are made of a nice tough plastic.

Milwaukee SHOCKWAVE Impact-Duty Alloy Steel Screw Driver Bit Set (100-Piece) is an extensive set of impact and drill driver bits in various shaft lengths. The bits have standard ¼ – inch hex ends for use both in cordless hex impact drivers and ratchet screw drivers. The set comes with five tip end types: Phillips, Slotted, Hex, Square and TORX. All the bits come in multiples so you have several in most sizes. I use these type bits with extensions because I have mostly stubby one inch bits and prefer the longer shafts. The set bit shafts come in various lengths, some 3 ½ - inches to get deeper into spaces and stubbier ones, one and two inches long, as needed. For all the sizes, included is a 2 ½ - inch magnetic extension adapter to go even deeper. Magnetic extensions are a necessity especially when working with the small bit sizes. Extensions work well, but prefer long shafts that feel more secure using them with some tasks. The SHOCKWAVE tag has been around for a while and is designated for impact use as well as all other uses. Impact work is hard on bits and these are designed to hold up better than others. These drive bits have a shock zone in the shaft to lessen over torquing the bit head. Over torquing can snap the screw head. They absorb some of the twisting at high torque. This translates into longer lasting bits that don't wear as quickly, will stay sharp and hold screws securely. Another improvement is a modified tip design to extend wear, not as obvious. I haven't had them long enough to vouch for these claims. but have good experience with an earlier driver bit set by Milwaukee, and these are made even better. Finally, with all the small pieces in the set a good storage case and organizer is a necessity. The two driver bit cases included are redesigned to fit in Milwaukee's PACKOUT storage system and are made to last. The hinges run along the back and it has a positive locking clasp to keep the bits secure. This set is likely the last one I'll be needing.

I would call these simply the best bit kit I have owned. The material is very hard but does not chip under heavy loads. The tips are partially machined to give it the perfect fit in screw heads. This kit has enough bits to last you a long time and dispose of the old ones which we keep around for the occasional odd screw head! I really appreciate the inclusion of very long shaft bits, which come in handy in many occasions, now extensions are not required any more

These 100-bit pieces comes in two plastic boxes, one has a translucent cover, and the other is opaque. Both are piano hinged and include locking latch. With the bits seated the box can take a fall without scattering all the bits about. Unlike the smaller 54-piece Milwaukee set this has 3.5” bit which are great for getting into tight spaces and for also seeing the work area without the need for a magnetic holder. The Milwaukee magnetic holder has a built-in capture spring that will prevent the bit from getting stuck to the fastener, unfortunately it will also prevent the user from removing the bit from the holder. I had to use pliers to get the bit off, and finally replaced it with a magnetic only holder. The kit design is supposed to make it easy to organize and access the needed bit, which is why I was puzzled by the use of a small detachable box holding a mix of 40-1” bits. They were scattered all about and the only advantage the compartment provides is that it can be removed from the kit and used elsewhere. Still having through pick through all the pieces to find the one size needed waste too much time. The size of each bit is laser etched but because how they seat into the holder the label is always off to one side. The plastic boxes can be stacked but do not lock to each other. For my needs, I still prefer the Milwaukee 54-piece kit as it includes enough variety and duplicates to make it field useable all in one case and each bit has its own holder. Unless you have a need for the 3.5” bits I would opt for the better organized set.

Like Butter! that's how i'd describe the Milwaukee blades. This things cut fast and smooth and seem to last. There is a nice variety of blades in the package for varying applications. The Titanium blades are especially nice along with the slight curvature of the other blades Unfortunately they come loose in the box and kinda just rattle around in there..

Ordered the Milwaukee 9 piece multi-tool blade kit to further accessorize my Ryobi Multi-tool. The kit includes two 1 3/8 inch blades for regular wood, two 1 3/8 inch blades for hardwood, two 1 3/8 inch blades for multiple materials, one 3 ½ inch semicircular blade for multiple materials, one 2 ½ inch blade for multiple materials, and one 1 3/8 inch blade for metal. The blades fit my Ryobi Multi Tool perfectly using the tool’s adapter with the “B” side out. The kit comes with a nice carrying case that holds all the included blades plus a few more. The kit is a nice combination of blades that will cut almost any building material including wood, wood with nails, metal, PVC, and dry wall. I have tested several of the blades and have not observed degradation of performance so far. Highly recommended this universal fit multi-tool blade kit to completely accessorize any compatible multi-tool.

The blades worked well In wood, I was able to make cuts just fine with multiple Oscillating tools. The blades worked in my cordless Dewalt and cordless Milwaukee tool. I was not able to try it with my Cordless Ryobi because I did not have an Allen wrench handy. This lost several stars from me for a few reasons. I have another set of blades and they have a depth guide etched onto them, so I can easily tell how deep into a material I am. This set lacka that. Also the Titanium Bi Metal blades are advertised as being able to cut nails. I was able to cut through 5 before the teeth wore out. The Carbide teeth on the extreme. Metal blades, worked a lot better. If the bi metal were not advertised as being able to cut. Nails I would have scored this higher, and therefore I would not recommend them.

The Milwaukee Oscillating Multi-Tool Blade Kit (9-Piece) makes my inexpensive Oscillating Multi-Tool operate like a top-of-line tool. The kit is a little pricey, but having cutters for wood, metal and multi-material all in one nice and neat case makes it worth the price. I use my multi-tool much more than ever imagined that I would and I will use it even more with these great Milwaukee blade kit. The Milwaukee Oscillating Multi-Tool Blade Kit (9-Piece) is really nice; I highly recommend it. And, the best part is that it is made in the U.S.A.