MONTANA BRANDMB-63123 10 Piece Modular Drill & Drive Set (Made in USA)

I do a bunch of small projects at home and from hanging pictures and shelves to wood working projects in the Garage and this tool is so fantastic.You setup the pilot hole bit you need and then driver and then once setup for the project you just drill, flip and drive. So easy and quick.Its well built and tough and comes with enough of the right drill bits to be very useful. I had another brands version of this before I got this one and this is by far hands down better in every way.Great job and I for sure recommend this product.

Working great 1 month of use.That said, the aluminum construction I doubt will last more than a couple years of moderate-heavy use.But then again it was relatively cheap. I feel like they could just sink another $5-10 into making the tool of more durable metal and it would be very popular. Still it works great now so I’ll leave it a 5 star.

Has been used just a few times. Brocken while drilling in wood.

We have 6 of this type of modular drill/driver sets. They were all made by Makita and we have used them for many years. However, for some reason we couldn't nor can we find anymore Makita's anywhere. About a month ago I saw an add for the Montana brand set. It's exactly the same as the one that Makita was offering. Since we have 8-10 tool boxes in use at any one time, I was and am so glad Montana has "picked up the slack." This is a wonderful product and here's why:If you have a power drill and want to install screws into wood, you know you should usually drill a pilot hole first. And since the screw hole should be counterbored first, you just put the 'Retourner' (which is the part containing the drill and the bit) in the 'Percer' (which is the part that clamps into the drill motor). Then drill the hole, turn the Retourner around and screw in the screw. It's so easy and quick. And the entire set in in one tool! This is a 'no-brainer' of a tool and definitely something to have in your toolbox.Of course, nothing is ever perfect. So here's what I would say to you and Montana:1. Since a lot of screw heads today have a hex head instead of a Phillips head, put a hex head bit in there. Just need one as they're all the same size.2. In the set, there is only one Retourner. There should be two of them and the reason is because when it comes time to change bits, one has to unscrew the bit from the Retourner and insert a different one. A waste of time and see below. Fortunately the Makita parts (if you have them) fit perfectly into the Montana product (but only for the 'stubby version' which is the Montana style).3. Regarding #2 above, the little allen bolt that holds the screw head in place is a little fragile. So don't change it too often or over tighten it.4. The drill bit should only be used to drill the pilot hole. Don't be tempted to use it for other things like drilling into steel and cast iron. You will dull the drill which is designed for use in this tool only.Again, this is one great tool. We use them on site every day and so glad Montana is offering them for sale!

I like the quick change, and It works great for me, but it has one slight flaw: the locking mechanism. When you use it, holding a bolt or screw while helping to guide it, you will tend to release the bit and may drop it. Once I realized this, I was able to alter my technique to limit this, but of course, this still happens occasionally. A strong magnet or slightly harder release may solve it.