Features

• High Speed Steel Countersinks
• 1/2", high speed steel
• Manufactured to exacting tolerances
• Milled and precision ground to countersink into any machinable material

Reviews (1)

Very Good
I use alot of countersinks and this one works very well and lasts ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Drill Bits    2. Countersink Bits    3. (Drils)   

Features

• Made of rugged high carbon steel
• Bolt extractor sizes included are, 9/16", 5/8", 11/16", 3/4", 1/2", 7/16", 3/8", 5/16", and 1/4"
• Works with a 3/8" drive socket wrench or standard wrench

Reviews (1)

Worked my way into SERIOUS jam!
I got myself into some serious trouble trying to take the head off of my small block Chevy.I thought I would have no choice but to tap and ream it... but I saw this item... figured I would try it, and MAN was I glad I did! Worked like a charm, and saved me a few hundred bucks! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Drill Bits    2. Drill Bit Sets    3. (Drils)   

Features

• Stands up on the job or clips to electric drill cord for storage
• 13-Piece high speed steel drill set
• Dial-A-Drill Rotary Dispenser
• Stores 13 bits in compact dispenser
• Fractional sizes 1/16¿ through 1/4¿ in straight shank 601 series

Reviews (1)

Standing out of the crowd
My father had one of these in his shop and it is one of the best little things made for reducing drill bit clutter.It somewhat amazes me that more people don't have one of these great little holders.It gets a hearty "five stars" on my convenience scale.

I really hate trying to snap bits back into plastic holders or tediously trying to align the shafts of bits into those metal box holders and getting jabbed by the next larger bit when in a hurry.Not to mention plastic "folder-style" holders eventually break at the hinge and metal ones nick your fingers on their sharp boxy corners.And should you drop either?Well you get to start all over again, while mumbling a few choice words.This little Hanson is so much easier.You just drop the bit into the single hole on top and spin the dial to lock it inside.Need a bit quickly?Just spin the dial to the desired size and turn the holder upside down and the bit drops out.When your done, just spin the dial closed and stand it upright on your favorite shelf. It just doesn't get any easier than this.

If you use corded drills (Are they still being made?...just kidding), it has hooks for attaching onto the power cord.

The downside is these holders only go up to 1/4" diameter.Oh well you can't have everything.Or can you? (Hopefully someone from Hanson will take note)

The Pros:
**Drop-in, drop-out simplicity
**Top dial locks bits inside
**No more finger sticks from neighboring bits
**Good quality and stands upright anywhere for easy access

The Cons:
**Limited sizes (largest bit 1/4")
**Standard HSS bits but easily replaced with cobalt or titanium (Just drop 'em in)

Summary: Handy, reliable standard drill bit holder that stands alone. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Drill Bits    2. Drill Bit Sets    3. (Drils)