LONKER 1/4 Inch Hex Shank Keyless Drill Chuck Quick Change Adapter Converter drill adapter (0.3-6.5mm 0.3-3.6mm)

I recently purchased a new screwdriver gun from Harbor Freight and I really like it. I saw they also have drills but I got the idea to shop for an adapter. I saw one at Home Depot and it was about 26 dollars, or about 2X the price of this one, and only had one size. For most drilling projects you really don't need to use very large drill bit so I purchased this through Amazon and was pleasantly surprised.PRO's: It holds onto the drill bits just fine and my screwdriver has a light to illuminate what I am working on. My older drill doesn't.Quick release! If you want to drill something, then quickly screw something but you don't want to lug both a drill AND screwdriver around, this is a great solution. Additionally, if you need two, different drill bits you can load both of these and put one in your pocket. Using the quick-release function most screwdrivers have you can swap out bits FAST and then a screw-head if needed. So using this in a screwdriver to drive pilot holes is IDEAL!Durability? So far it has been very durable and seems to be very well made, indeed.Now for the cons: As far as I can tell there are no drawbacks to using this at all. I keep it in my tool belt at all times along with a few drill bits because I have found they really do come in handy around the house.

Easy to used it super work for me

Well worth the price to make a 1/4" hex power screwdriver into a light duty drill. Yes, you can get hex-shank drill bits, but they are more expensive than regular bits and this gives you more bit size choices. The jaws close down very small so it will clamp tiny bits.

Chuck is mounted at an angle to the shaft for both I received, and 1 is so bad it's completely useless trying to use a drill bit since it's impossible to keep the bit in one location

Construct(ive) // great value for $ // Nicely made // works as said // gets job done // Critisizm // not a precision tool // could easily have been one thou // most box store drill presses have less precision & this will not fix that // don't be PO'd if it's not the precise thing you wanted // it is what it is // if you need precision go the dremel route.