WERA 05056440001 Bit Check Set BC Universal/30 Piece Set 1-BiTorsions Rapidaptor 897/4 and 29 Bitorsions Bits by WERA

This is the best set of bits that I have found next to the $3/each Snap-on bits. Pros: These bits are precision machined and very hard. They are durable enough that I have not been able to strip one while using them in an 18-volt powered driver. They are not designed for use with an impact driver, but Wera does make a set that is. The shank on these bits is machined down to provide a torque-limiting effect, which does two things: (1) It limits the torque the bit experiences at the fastener, keeping it from reaching the point where it strips out. (2) The narrow shank provides enough clearance that you can reach recessed fasteners, which is especially helpful in dismantling electronics or driving shallow countersunk screws. The bit holder for this set is a masterpiece. It holds 30 bits and a chuck, and yet it could easily fit in a pocket. The lid flips back and stands the bit holder up at a 45-degree angle, and the back row of bits flips back about 25 degrees to allow enough clearance to easily access the bits you need. The bits slide in and out fairly easily, but do not fall out if the bit holder is dropped while it is open (the lid might pop off, but it easily slips back on). The bit chuck that comes with this set is built very well and allows you to easily exchange bits without loosening the chuck on your driver. Cons: The bit chuck included with this set is very short and I would find it to be more useful if it were longer. Caveats: First off, this isn't a con, but a caveat emptor; this set is apparently designed for use in Europe. The slotted bit included in the set is a 1-mm bit, and it contains six Pozidriv bits, none of which have I found to be very often useful in the US (although Pozidriv is generally superior to Phillips, which is designed to cam out of the fastener at high torque load). As to the review in which the user experienced corrosion on the surface of the bits, all I can say is that I have had no such problems with my bits. If I was to guess, I would say the customer perhaps stored the tools too close to corrosives such as muriatic acid or pool chlorine, or lived in an area with high humidity and did not properly protect the tools. Tool steel is very susceptible to corrosion, and I wipe my non-chromed tools down with machine oil and store them far away from potential corrosives. Anyway, please don't let one bad review prevent you from trying out these awesome bits. 2-Year Update: I have been using these bits for over 2 years now and I have yet to wear any of them out. They are used primarily for automotive work and some odd tasks around the house. I have used them in an 18-volt impact driver, but they see most of their use in a Williams T-handle ratcheting screwdriver. I still have not experienced any problems with rust, but I am good about keeping my tools clean, dry, and oiled. At this point, I have no issues recommending this set and will buy another one when this one wears out.

Wera quality and performance. Made for use in a drill or 1/4 inch bit holding screwdrivers. I personally believe that they would also hold up well in an impact driver, but just know that Wera has not rated them for that application. The fitment in fasteners is great. The selection of bits can cover most common screws. I find the included bit holder to be among the best you can find, secure bit holding and great magnet. The case is designed to be easy carried in a pocket and take up minimal room considering the amount of bits. You need high quality and great fitting bits.

Love this bit set and it has replaced my Royobi set. They lock in and pull the collar in the direction to remove it and bits pop out! I tried several bit holders to include Bosch, Makita, Ares and 2 Wera bit holders (model 3888/4/1K (Lt blue band) and 889/4/1K (green band aka ‘Rapidaptor’ came w/ the BC 30 Universal 1 set). The Makita is pretty heavy, only offers a strong magnet to hold onto bits and it sticks to everything metal on the way to a screw head also longest bit driver. The Bosch is awkward. You have to pull the collar to insert a bit and pull to remove it. While this would seem very secure, I change bits to nut drivers back to bits frequently and I had enough fiddling around trying to remember how to get the bit out. Not very intuitive. The Ares is a comparable tool and offers push the bit in to lock and pull the collar in the direction of removal to eject it... Still is not as good as the Wera bit with Rapidapter Technology. This bit is very intuitive and includes a suplimentary magnet so the bit doesn’t eject out somewhere under the hood, in the lawn or wreak havoc! My favorite is the scrap pile, where every crap tools go to die, you choose! This Wera BC 30 bit set w/ holder is pretty awesome and filled the void in my tool kit. I wish I gotten it before the other paperweights. You won’t be disappointed! If your just looking for the bit, pay the extra and get the Wera with Rapidapter Technology.

If you're like me you're sick of buying bit sets. You've done the Craftsman, the Bosch, the Dewalt, the Ryobi and they all have the same things in common: 1) easy to get. 2) inexpensive....compared to the Wera you're looking at. 3) they do not last. I think all three of those points fall into the old saying of "you get what you pay for." And now you're here looking to spend a bit more because you buy into that old adage. Well, you've come to the right place. My experiences with the Wera bits have been life altering, epic, amazing, and...okay, I'm out of over-exaggerated misused words. These bits haven't been any of those things; they have just performed far better than your usual BORG (Big Orange Retail Giant)-bought bits. And that's all we're after right? Oh, right. The Rapidator. How can one review Wear bits without mentioning the Rapidator. I'd buy the bits simply to have the extra room in my toolbox due to the compact size of this holder vs. the GIGANTIC plastic boxes other ones come in. Not to mention the longer-lasting bit of the bits. But Wera threw-in the best bit adaptor I have ever used. In fact, I like it so much that I bought one of their multi-screwdrivers to pull the Rapidator out of that and another multi-screwdriver with longer bits to get a few more inches on the end of the drill or driver. When woodworking (especially cabinet making) one often needs to get the driver into some spots where the motor won't fit. The Rapidator that comes with this set is very short. So, spend the money. Stop buying terrible bit sets from the BORGlike stores and enjoy life a little more.

This tool is compact and complete. It reduces my trip to my car and allows me to work efficiently with minimal amount of tool. The quality of the bits are excellent it fits my drill and screw driver. If I lost this tool, I would buy another with out hesitation.

he Wera BC Universal Rapidaptor Bit-Check 30-Piece Set has completely transformed my DIY and handyman projects. This bit set is a shining example of German engineering excellence, and I can't help but sing its praises. Here's why this set deserves a top-notch review: First and foremost, the organization and compactness of this bit set are a true game-changer. The Bit-Check design is brilliant, providing a safe and tidy storage solution for 29 bits and the Rapidaptor Universal bit holder. It's impressively thin and lightweight, making it incredibly portable. In fact, it's so slim it can slip right into your pocket, ensuring you have all the essential bits you need at your fingertips. The Rapidaptor Universal bit holder is a marvel of convenience. Its quick-release chuck allows for rapid one-handed bit changes, saving you time and effort during your projects. No more fumbling around with multiple tools or searching for the right bit – this set streamlines the entire process. The included TZ bits are designed for durability, preventing premature wear and ensuring a longer service life. It's clear that Wera has prioritized quality in every aspect of this set. The bits themselves are sorted by drive and size, making it effortless to locate the right tool for the job and quickly return it to its proper place. This organization is a real-time-saver, and it prevents the frustration of missing tools. I also appreciate the versatility of this set. With a wide range of bits, including slotted, Hex-Plus, Phillips, Pozidriv, TORX, and TORX BO, it covers all my needs for various applications. Whether I'm tackling a simple home repair or a more complex DIY project, I have the right bit at my disposal. Lastly, the limited lifetime warranty is a testament to Wera's confidence in their product's quality. It's reassuring to know that they stand behind their tools, and it gives me peace of mind for years of reliable use. In conclusion, the Wera BC Universal Rapidaptor Bit-Check 30-Piece Set is a must-have for any DIY enthusiast or professional tradesperson. Its organization, convenience, durability, and versatility make it an invaluable addition to your toolkit. This set has truly elevated my DIY game, and I can't recommend it enough. When you invest in Wera, you're investing in the best tools for the job!

No issue on every time use.

Great access to all bits with the back row's ability to tilt back slightly. Secure hold that's not too difficult to remove. Compact and slim. Great addition to the tool bag.