no.2 screwdriver bits

[plasterjfe]

I usually buy dewalt pz2 in a box from ebay but I aint convinced they are the best. What bits do lads use and where is the cheapest place 2get em

 

[PhilPlaster]

Mecarno, all good toy shops. Soz been drinking!

 

[bodplasterer]

I use the one you get in a box of screws.

 

[spunky]

;D ;D....you f**k**g nutter ;D

 

[MFW]

I've always used Dewalt Drywall bits (importexd from US) but have noticed that they don't seem to be lasting as long recently, they keep shattering when using them in the impact driver.

Tend to use Concept screws for most other stuff so use the bit they supply and don't have any problems with them.

 

[plasterjfe]

Thats why I asked. I find that the bits in the box are as good as the dewalt?????

 

[nelly]

Get a senco bit, you cant wear them out if you actually try!

 

[Nisus]

I use the Wera bits designed for impact drivers.
The ones in the screw box don't last 5 mins in an impact driver.

 

[plasterjfe]

nisus whats the part number or model number for the wera impact driver bit

 

[phippsy333]

wera possi 2's...made ion germany...best there is in my book

 

[skimmin2day]

I use dewalt ones,there cheap enough bin when needed a new one.

 

[kirk johnstone]

cant beat a senco auto feed

 

[phippsy333]

yeas u can their crap.....makita by far better kirk...senco aint got power to even put high thread screws into oak my man.........makita can easily

 

[carlos]

I got some of them bits from screw fix with little hood on them which acts as a depth stop, but they did nt last long at all.
Just use the ones in the box now.

 

[plasterjfe]

depth stoppers or drywall bit holders are good for boards prob needed on an impact driver

 

[ziggy2]

Senco or Makita? I was working the other year with 2 gangs of dryliners, one gang had Makita and the other Hilti, the Hilti never missed a beat, fantastic! The Makita seemed to stumble on sinking screws and jamming. Now wether it's the user or the drill I don't know, but I'm Makita mad and I bought the Senco, as I couldn't warrant spending £400 on a Hilti I wouldn't use everyday, and it's been an excellent tool!

 

[CKJ]

A drywall bit is a PH2 not a PZ2

 

[carlos]

depth stoppers or drywall bit holders are good for boards prob needed on an impact driver

I mean one of these

 

[S a plastering]

50mm extra hard ph2 for me last ages from screwfix