Replacement 4pcs Bit Holder with Screws for Dewalt 20V Max Tool Drill Impact Driver DCD771 DCD980 DCD985 DCD980 DCD985 DCD980L2 DCD985L2 (4packs)

Fit great and works great on my dewalt drill and driver. Keeps a bit handy and allows me to swap and keep my bit holder close at hand if I need to swap out for a drill bit.

Discovering SKCMOX and their replacement bit holder has been a game-changer, especially considering the reasonable price point and the much-needed functionality it brings to our impact drivers. Unlike previous purchases, this product comes with (wait for it) - screws, a detail that significantly enhances convenience and utility, and all at a lower cost.We were pleasantly surprised to find a four-pack offering, which is not only affordable but also includes the necessary (wait for it) - screws for attachment—showing that SKCMOX truly understands the needs of their customers. The quality of construction, appearance, and materials, along with the included (wait for it) - screws, ensures a quick setup, allowing us to efficiently organize and switch between different bits.This product is a testament to functionality and ease of use, making it an indispensable tool for anyone frequently using impact drivers. The inclusion of (wait for it) - screws and the overall value of the four-pack make this a standout choice for both casual and professional users looking to enhance their tool arsenal. And these include (wait for it) - screws!!!

What I dislike is there were no screw on alternatives for the HP drill line that don't stop determination though. Ryobi is a bit to blame for this one they removed the signature bit holder and magnetic tray in their newest line of tools. The tool itself is awesome great power long lasting ratcheting chuck and the size is significantly smaller while packing the punch you need.To make this work one must:Cut the plastic down right before the tab.Drill out the hole that the screw goes through.Find the proper screw that fits this hole.I was in luck I have the screw actually several of them to be exact.So I used a dremel: https://amzn.to/2WHPPUqI also used the better quick attach discs even though its not a dremel brand dremel they still make the best cutting discs and they swap in and out in a fraction of a second I swear by these for many projectsyou can use the cutter in the kit but you will want these for future projects trust me get them here!!! https://amzn.to/3mJF8LXThen I used this M4 screw kit to find the right screw I think it was the 12mm screw I used but not 100% but for the price its dirty cheap for 100 stainless screws. Screw Kit is here https://amzn.to/34HPupbAfter she is all said and done this is what you get! The bit stays in even if you drop the drill these are way better than the ryobi brand bit holders or other bit holders. I will be using these again as I get a couple more HP drills.Lastly if you want the magnetic tray back like me it is a must have for me I just used to stick on disc neos you can find those guys here https://amzn.to/2LYSB5GThese are great for nearly every drill out there it is the perfect solution even you dewalt guys can have a go at it!Just be careful when sticking down to the base I use two of them one on each side to make the tray.

I like the way it goes on.

I bought these for my DeWalt DCD708 Cordless Drill Driver and DCF809 Impact Driver. They both fit perfectly, including the included screws, even though the DCD708 and DCF809 are not listed for these bit holders. The metal part of the bit holder is a bit tight, but I was able to open it just slightly with a screwdriver and now it is easier to clip the bits in. So far I am extremely pleased with these bit holders. I bought the 4-pack so I have a couple of extras for other DeWalt tools I may buy later or to give to friends.

Just what I needed! Works great and holds bits tight. Been refurbing apartments for years. We use our impacts for everything from drywall screws (Philip bits) to deck/construction screws (Torx20). BTW, once you use a Torx20 screw with an impact - you'll never use a drill and/or Philips screws again. Makes switching from Torx20 to Philip bit very handy. How did I do without this all them years!!!!

If you have to switch even semi-frequently between bits on the job, these things pay for themselves in no time. The increase in efficiency makes you wonder why these bit holders aren't a standard feature across the industry. The DeWalt-specific design, meanwhile, isn't perfect (the Makita equivalent is much better engineered). The steel retaining clips remain VERY stiff even after years of use, so much that it's sometimes difficult to insert a bit into the holder one-handed. Once IN the holder, if the free end of the bit catches on something, it can easily be pulled free. On a busy job site, it would be easy for this to go unnoticed, and leave you bitless at a critical moment. For comparison, the Makita version stores TWO bits per holder, and are both much easier to load AND less likely to let go of a bit by accident.Despite this, if you have DeWalt tools, buy these. Don't even think about it.

These are just okay. Inserting and removing bits is a hair difficult, but I suppose there's no chance they'll fall out. I was disappointed that the included machine screws were too short for the DCF850 Atomic impact driver. The screw threads are more recessed into the plastic on that tool than on other DeWalt tools. I had to scrounge up a spare screw that came with an unused DeWalt belt clip to secure the bit holder to that impact driver. The screws worked fine on the DCF840 and other DeWalt tools, though.