QRT Mag Lock Screwdriver Organizers Rails N55
QRT Mag Lock Screwdriver Organizers Rails N55
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Level Up Your Tool Organization with QRT’s Mag Lock Screwdriver Organizers Rails with 5 Variations with 22 Customizable Color Choices to match your toolbox/theme.
Features
• Large Powerful Integrated N55 Block Magnets Printed Into the Holder itself, Never coming loose
• Holds Drivers on your lid or toolbox side and in your drawers.
• Durable construction from Resilient Renewable Materials PLA Plus Plastic
• Easily Identify tools and free up cluttered drawers
• Stops Tools from Rolling around in your drawers
• Over 22 Colors to Choose From!
Specs
• 4, 5, 6, 8 & 10 Slot Slot Variations
• 11MM Profile Accepts up to P4 Phillips
• Works with All Types of Round, Hex and Square Shaped Drivers
• Universal Uses
• All Racks are 38MM Wide x 23MM Height
• High Grade Neodymium NiCuNi N55 Bar Magnets Integrated in each slot
Important Notes
All QRT Products are Proudly Manufactured here in the USA using Globally Sourced Materials.
Using only the best, Current and state of the art Bambu Lab 3D Printers.
Thanks for supporting our small home business.
NO TOOLS INCLUDED.
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Makes organizing my nit drivers, and I have a bunch much easier. I can grab the entire pack, attach it to my car and figure out which driver I need. I tried one, then another, then 3 more! Good product, quick turn around and lots of colors to choose.
Great product
Great fit and finish and looks great in the tool box!
I wanted to clean up some stubby Craftsman Nut drivers, but once you get to the last couple (larger diameter) they seem to just stick up. Also the magnets do seem weak to confidently stick vertically on my toolbox lid. I went ahead and boiught a different set from ETSY, they seem to have stronger magnets from past purchases.
These aren't made for nut drivers. This is a screwdriver rail it seems you ordered the wrong product. Our nutdriver rails are better suited for the nut drivers.
Use them to hold picks and hose pullers to the door of my service truck. Haven't seen them slide or drop a tool yet even driving on mine site roads.