GibraltarPercussion Accessories Drum Key Drill Bit for Drummers (SC-DB)

Drum keys are good for fine-tuning, but E-drums don't need such delicate attention.The key that came with my Alesis set is a little sloppy, so it often flies off onto the floor during the long task of unscrewing all of the lugs to take the heads off. This can be frustrating.I thought about a speed key or 'winder', but I'll bet it would also pop off like a standard key.That's why I chose this Gibraltar power bit.It's nice to know that the next time I need to replace or re-solder a piezo, I've got the perfect tool. It fits great in my cheap Skil powered screwdriver, and should save a lot of time and frustration.I can also put the bit in a screwdriver handle for the final torquing.Great tool.

This thing is great. I use it to drum heads on, put racks together, loosen or tighten anything a hand one will, and do it fast. Not for fine tuning but works great!

This is a great, simple tool. Wish I knew it existed earlier.Makes changing a drum head SUPER fast, and if you have a decent power drill you can use it to make all sides of the drum tightened to (roughly) the same tension. Most of all it's quick, and the price is unbeatable. Just perfect, I would have paid 4 times the price in all honesty.

Great drummers tool for swapping out drum heads. For use with a battery operated drill. Just be careful not to use it all the way. Use a regular tool to tune with.

This works exactly as needed.Fits in drill. Spins drum lugs fast to save time.

This is a really useful little accessory if you want to change drum heads quickly. It is a drum key that fits in a drill. You place it over the tension rod, turn on the drill counter-clockwise, and the tension rod comes right out, as fast as the drill turns. After changing the head place the drill bit over the tension rod, and turn the drill on clockwise, and the tension rod screws right in. Be careful to have the tension rod just lightly touch the hoop, then tighten and tune using a regular drum key by hand.

I bought this as another option to help get heads off and on faster than using a typical drum key. This worked well enough. My one gripe is it doesn't stay in my driver well enough. It would come out and be slightly stuck on the bolts at times which was a minor annoyance.

Can't believe that I went so long without getting one of these! Now I'm never going back! Got an inexpensive cordless drill to go with it and replacing drum heads is now a breeze!