Professional tool for commercial or occasional use. This 50mm Offset screwdriver bit holder is sui...Professional tool for commercial or occasional use. This 50mm Offset screwdriver bit holder is suitable for those hard to reach areas and can be used with manual and powered drills. It features a 1/4" drive hex shank which fits in any drill chuck as well as any standard screwdriver bit with a 6mm end. Attach the angle driver to your drill to reach awkward places not easily accessed by a conventional screwdriver. The flexible drill bit attachment provides easy access into hard to reach awkward areas. It has a 1/4" Hex shank and an adjustable 360-degree thumb flange. The die-cast construction ensures strength and durability. It is suitable for all standard 1/4" Hex bits used on all magnetic screwdrivers. The total length of the tool is 320mm.
This guide is for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need to access screws in tight or awkward spaces. The AB Tools Offset Screwdriver Bit Holder allows you to drive screws at an offset angle, providing access where a standard screwdriver or drill cannot reach. Keep in mind that while this tool enhances accessibility, it's designed for use with standard 1/4" hex bits and may not be suitable for all heavy-duty applications.
All features
Model Part Number
AN187
Brand
AB Tools
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What size bits does this holder accept?
This offset screwdriver bit holder accepts standard 1/4" hex bits.
Can I use this with a power drill?
Yes, the holder is designed for use with both manual and powered drills.
What is the total length of the tool?
The total length of the tool is 320mm.
What is the primary material of the tool?
The tool is made of die-cast construction for strength and durability.
Is the angle adjustable?
Yes, the adjustable 360-degree thumb flange allows you to set the desired angle for the application.
Where is this tool best used?
This tool is best used in hard to reach areas where a conventional screwdriver can't be used.
How do I maintain this tool?
Clean after each use, store in a dry place, and inspect periodically for wear.
Troubleshooting
Bit won't stay in the holder.
Ensure the bit is fully inserted and the retaining mechanism is functioning correctly. Check for debris in the holder.
Tool slips when driving screws.
Apply steady pressure and ensure the bit is properly seated in the screw head. Reduce the drill speed or use a manual screwdriver for more control.
Tool feels loose.
Check that the hex shank is securely inserted into the drill chuck. Tighten the chuck if necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Increases accessibility to screws in confined spaces.
Compatible with a wide range of standard screwdriver bits.
Durable die-cast construction ensures long-term use.
Adjustable design provides flexibility in positioning.
Easy to attach to drills for powered operation.
Suitable for both commercial and personal use.
Cons
May not be suitable for high-torque applications.
Offset design can reduce the direct force applied to screws.
Requires using the correct type of bit.
The 50mm offset may not be ideal for all situations.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Insert the 1/4" hex shank into your drill chuck or bit holder.
Select the appropriate 1/4" hex bit for your screw.
Insert the bit into the bit holder.
Adjust the thumb flange to the desired angle.
Compatibility
Compatible with all standard drills and drivers that accept a 1/4" hex shank.