Features
- Bit Grip magnetic bit collar for one-handed screw holding
- Magnetic collar designed to increase holding force when used on a 2 in. impact bit
- Includes a range of commonly used screwdriving bits
- Suitable for driving into wood, metal, and plastic
- Carrying case for organized storage
Specifications
| Total Pieces | 50 |
| 1 In. Screwdriving Bits | 30 |
| 2 In. Screwdriving Bits | 18 |
| Universal Magnetic Bit Collar | 1 |
| Magnetic Insert Bit / Holder Driver Guide | 1 |
| Magnetic Collar Compatibility | Designed to slide onto a 2 in. impact bit to increase magnetic holding force |
| Intended Materials | Wood, metal, plastic |
| Storage | Carrying case |
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A 50-piece screwdriving bit set with a selection of commonly used bits for general fastening tasks. The set includes a magnetic Bit Grip collar that holds screws for one-handed operation and is designed to increase magnetic holding force when used on a 2 in. impact bit. A carry case is included for storage and organization.
Model Number: SDB7013
Project Ideas
Business
On‑Demand Mounting & Hardware Service
Offer a mobile service installing signs, curtain rods, shelves, and door hardware for homes and small businesses. The magnetic Bit Grip enables efficient one-handed starts on overhead or awkward placements, and the range of bits covers wood, metal, and plastic fixtures.
Apartment Assembly Pop‑Up Days
Partner with property managers to host weekend assembly events for residents—furniture, wall mounts, and small fixes. Quick bit changes and the carry case keep workflow fast and organized, while the magnetic collar speeds up repetitive screw placement.
Custom Retail Display Fabrication
Build and sell modular wood-and-metal display crates, risers, and pegboard add‑ons to boutiques and markets. The kit’s bit selection handles mixed materials, and the magnetic collar helps during one-person assembly runs, improving throughput and consistency.
Airbnb Host Maintenance Plans
Provide quarterly tune-ups for short-term rentals: tighten hardware, replace cabinet pulls, mount hooks, and patch/secure loose fixtures. The 50-piece set lets you handle varied screw types across wood, metal, and plastic, reducing callbacks and time on site.
Hands‑On Fastening Workshops
Run beginner classes on screw selection, pilot holes, and safe driving into wood, metal, and plastic, featuring the magnetic Bit Grip for one-handed technique. Monetize via ticket sales and upsell curated tool kits that include the 50pc set.
Creative
Screw Mosaic Wall Art
Create textured wall art by driving screws into a plywood panel at varied depths to form patterns or portraits. Use the magnetic Bit Grip collar to start and place screws one-handed, especially when working from a ladder. Mix head styles for visual texture, then optionally paint or patina the screw heads for contrast.
Flat-Pack Picnic Caddy
Design a compact wooden cutlery and condiment caddy that assembles with screws and breaks down for storage. Pre-drill countersunk holes and use 2 in. bits so the magnetic collar can increase holding force on longer screws during assembly. Keep all bits organized in the carry case for quick on-site builds or gifts.
Metal-and-Wood Planter Boxes
Build modern planters by combining cedar planks with galvanized angle brackets and trim. Switch between wood and metal screws using the included bits, and rely on the magnetic collar for one-handed fastening while holding brackets in place. Finish with exterior sealant for outdoor durability.
Hidden-Hardware Floating Shelf
Make a floating shelf using threaded inserts in the shelf and heavy-duty screws into wall studs. A 2 in. bit reaches through deep pilot holes while the Bit Grip holds fasteners steady overhead. The mixed-material capability lets you secure wood to metal brackets cleanly.
Custom PC/A‑V Rack Panel
Fabricate an equipment panel from acrylic or aluminum sheet, mounting fans, cable grommets, and drive bays with screws. Swap between plastic and metal fasteners with the set’s bit range, and use the magnetic collar to prevent dropping small screws in tight spaces.