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Thank you all for the sugestions. I have some misc. ones that I will used until I get to make my decision. I do not want to take it lightly, because I want to be happy with what I get. And I am kind of a buy the set type of guy so I will wait around until I have some cash. Thanks y'all.

Looking for a new set of drill bits for wood working. I had dewalt gold ferrous set that I HATED. I am not looking for something for rough holes, I do fine woodworking and I am nervous about buying a big set of bits, and having them rip rough holes again. I want to make sure I get a good set, with all the sizes 1/2" and down. NOt that want these, and certianly not that I have the ca$h... but has anyone tried the KISS bits from FastCap? http://www.fastcap.com/estore/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=50453&idcategory=0

Thanks y'all. I really think I will go with the m12 screwdriver and then step up to the m18 line when I need to, Lots of great info on here, and glad to be a newbie member.

Thanks again y'all. I am mainly into woodworking. Small furniture building stuff. Then the regular home repair guy. I just thought I would ask the question because I did not know if it was all a marketing scheme or a true need for some people. I will stick with my m12 drill, but eventually step up to m18 for the bigger tasks.

Thanks guys. That is kind of what I thought. I think I will probably step up to the m18 line for impact use. I just have the m12 drill for compact and lots of overhead projects. Just another good excuse to buy another tool.

I am stepping into the m12 fuel line. I am wondering if there is really any need to have the (1) Drill (2) impact driver (3) impact wrench and (4) screwdriver. I have the drill already and was wondering if there is one that would overlap uses with another, making the other obsolete.

New member here. Long time youtube watcher, and review reader, first time poster. Thought I would start in an appropriate spot.