Suspend-It 8858 Eye Lag Screw Drill Adapter for Installation of Suspended Drop Ceilings

This works pretty well for the smaller eye screws that I use on my Bird Houses.

Did the job, just like it was suppose to do

The concept is great, the execution not so much. The lag screw adapter is reinforced by a plastic sleeve. The sleeve split while using defeating the purpose of the tool to screw in the eye lag screw. I used a small metal tubing clamp to repair the adapter so I could complete the project.

Works great. Just make sure it is fully engaged with eye bolt before you engage drill

One of the screws got a little tilted during installation. This caused the metal bit to bend out and break the plastic sheath. I bent the metal tongues back in place and used it with the broken sheath for a while, but ended up wrapping the sheath with a bunch of electrical tape to keep it in place. That worked for the final 40 or so lags I installed with it.

This was perfect for installing eye bolts for my suspended ceiling.

Worked well for removing existing hangers for a ceiling grid. Make sure the eye lags are all the way in the bit or else the bit will bend.

Makes job much easier

+Makes quick work of screwing in the eyelets for my suspended ceiling.-plastic sheathing that holds the two sides together broke within four screws. Then the metal pieces start to seperate. Just use something to push then back together again... The sheathing should be metal, too.-the hex bit seems to get stuck in my impact driver (wouldn't be a problem in a regular electric drill). Perhaps the shape is a little off? Have to use pliers to pull it out.Final thoughts: the first one has lasted half my basement ceiling (500 sq feet) so even if it completely breaks in the first screw on the next half, this two pack will still get me through 1000 square feet. While it's a little annoying having to squeeze it back together ever few screws, it takes literally a second. Maybe I'll get a small hose clamp and see how that holds up. At any rate, for the price, you can't go wrong... But maybe buy a spare set.

Saves so much time to use these!