Questions and Answers for Klein Tools 11-in-1 Magnetic Multi Bit Screwdriver / Nut Driver

A:  3"

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

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

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

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

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 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:  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:  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:  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, they all store in the barrel. You will have to pull the bits out to use as a nut driver.

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:  The bits come

A:  Yes, Home Depot customer service desk will ask you to bring a matching new one and they’ll swap on the spot. Any Klein dealer will honor it, no matter where you bought it. I’ve heard some say they don’t like to if you cut live wires but I’ve still had them swap that too.

A:  You would have to ask Home Depot about their policies

A:  Yes, klein has a very generous return policy and Home Depot has honored it.

A:  For information on the Klein Tools Warranty, please see the warranty document in the Product Overview Section under Info & Guides. For information on the Home Depot return policy please contact the Home Depot.

A:  Yes I bought one of those as well. Very useful tool keeps me from having multiple nut drivers on me at all at once

A:  We do not have a magnetic tip nut driver with a ratchet handle.

A:  Great quality tool. Highly recommended.

A:  Bought this at the local store back in the electrical department. Expensive in comparison to a regular driver but worth every penny.

A:  Hi Andy. HD forwarded your comment to me because I have one of these multi tools. It's a nice tool but as you know, the nut drivers double as bit holders so I expect it would be difficult to make them magnetic since they need to be deep enough to hold the other bits. I'm not sure how they could do both but i agree, its a nice idea.