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Frearson Driver Bits Customer Questions and Answers
Question
What sort of screwdriver bit holder will fit these bits? Does Jamestown Distributors sell these?
Asked on 03/21/2013 by UndisclosedTop Answer
YES THEY DO. I ORDERED A BIT FOR EACH OF A COUPLE OF SIZES AND KEEP THE BITS IN THE BOXES WITH THE SCREWS.
Answered on 03/25/2013 by ERIC GRINAAnswer
A portable drill works great
Answered on 04/04/2013 by GERALD ERICKSENAnswer
I used it with a standard power drill and it worked just like any other bit, so I imagine it will work with any standard screwdriver bit holder.
Answered on 03/25/2013 by THOMAS MULVIHILLAnswer
You can buy magnetic bit holders in most hardware stores and home centers. They are designed for this type of bit. One a side note I have found that a craftsman 12 volt impact drive works very well to remove fearson screws from my old Chris Craft.
Answered on 03/25/2013 by MORGAN SMITHQuestion
Does anyone know where I can get a bit for #2 screws (very small)?
Asked on 03/24/2014 by UndisclosedTop Answer
I ordered mine from Jamestown, but it may have been larger than your #2. If you can't find the right size Frearson bit from them or elsewhere on-line consider trying a small conventional philips head. After that I guess you'd have to change out the small screw to a larger one for which the right bit is available.
Answered on 03/24/2014 by ERIC GRINAAnswer
McFeely's has drivers fo #2 screws. check page 9 of their catalog or go to their website. HPR-0110 #1 x 1 #1 x 1" Phillips ACR Bit Wire Detent - GID 1 3UMX2 $0.81
Answered on 03/24/2014 by ACHARYA KUMARSWAMIAnswer
No, not unless the standard Frearson driver from Jamestown Distributors will fit the tiny #2 screws as well.
Answered on 03/25/2014 by GRAEME DENNETTQuestion
what size bit for #8 screw? what size bit for #10 screw?
Asked on 04/01/2014 by UndisclosedTop Answer
The #2 size works for everything except #4 screws or smaller
Answered on 04/01/2014 by BRIAN MAWAnswer
Sorry, I don't remember. I think i bought multiple size to be sure. Regards.
Answered on 04/02/2014 by MICHEL PELLETIERQuestion
I am not sure if I need the #1 or #2. The screws I am working with are #8 and #10. What size do I need?
Asked on 01/11/2013 by Sven GasserTop Answer
I purchased #2 bits and they work very well with #8, #10 and #12 screws. I have not tried them with smaller or larger gauge screws than those. Frearson headed screws work more positively than standard Phillips headed ones. Graeme
Answered on 01/12/2013 by GRAEME DENNETTAnswer
The table in the Jamestown (online) catalog shows Number 1 for screw sizes #4-#6 and Number 2 for sizes #8 thru #16. I agree with that, NUMBER 2 FOR SIZES #8 and #10. I say with Phillips "when in doubt , always go with the larger choice. I think the same with Frearson. You will still strip a few but much much better than the wrong tool. I always spray paint my Frearson drivers to distinguish them from Phillips. Makes it easier to find and to avoid using wrong one. Order a few. you'll be glad you did Good Luck
Answered on 01/11/2013 by JOHN CLOUGHQuestion
dont understand the price differend between the 1" and 2" bits, just assumed that longer would be more expensive?
Asked on 10/24/2011 by UndisclosedTop Answer
The two inch only contain 2 units per pack, The 1 in and 1-1/8 contain 5 units per pack.
Answered on 10/24/2011 by Ryan LBy signing into your account, you represent that you have read and agree to our Terms and our Privacy Policy
