bosch flexi click drill attachment system
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You're gonna make me Google it aren't you... 
https://toolguyd.com/bosch-18v-flexiclick-modular-drill-driver-system/
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you needed something to do anyways...You're gonna make me Google it aren't you...
https://toolguyd.com/bosch-18v-flexiclick-modular-drill-driver-system/
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no...
but thanks for the compliment...
I have one and have enjoyed the flexibility of the system. I was drawn to the offset and right angle attachments for tight spaces, and the keyless chuck is an added bonus which allows me to use up to 1/4” standard drill bits, giving me a more extensive range of sizes than the hex bits I own.
I used a Bosch PS20 cordless driver for years, but the new Bosch Flexiclick is now my go-to tool. I haven’t noticed any bit wobble with the system, but I only use it for pilot holes and small projects where the drill press either can’t be used or would be overkill. It is the cordless screwdriver I use most often.
The various attachments are easy to change and lock securely in place. You have the option of locking the offset and right angle attachments in 16 different positions. You can even use hex bits with none of the attachments in place.
I used a Bosch PS20 cordless driver for years, but the new Bosch Flexiclick is now my go-to tool. I haven’t noticed any bit wobble with the system, but I only use it for pilot holes and small projects where the drill press either can’t be used or would be overkill. It is the cordless screwdriver I use most often.
The various attachments are easy to change and lock securely in place. You have the option of locking the offset and right angle attachments in 16 different positions. You can even use hex bits with none of the attachments in place.
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