Review on 🔧 Maxcraft 60609 7-In-1 Precision Pocket Screwdriver: A Versatile Tool for Any Task (colors may vary) by Delos Rodeo

Not as thin as a Stanley or General Tools 4-in-1 screwdriver, but no less useful. Besides that. This driver is made of 100% steel; no plastic anywhere. The bits are made of polished CV steel (high carbon steel). Sizes included are 1/16" Flathead, 5/64" Flathead, 3/32" Flathead, 1/8" Flathead and Phillips #000, 00 and 0. more space. The bits are not compatible with 1/4" shank screwdrivers because they are too thin. If you use them frequently, the polished surface will wear away. Apply only a light coat of oil to the bits to prevent rust avoid. If it happens. I haven't noticed any loosening of the bits but there is no mention that they are hardened. For my use these bits are fine. Aluminum shank with very aggressive knurling. I like it. The color you get , will be different; my black one. The pocket clip appears to be polished stainless steel on all colors and is removable. The tail unscrews to store unused bits. The interior of the driver is magnetized and holds the bit fairly well. About the Pocket screwdriver there is nothing more to say, this screwdriver exceeded everything I expected and the only reason I didn't give it five stars was the odd bit size which didn't make it m ith a special (like Torx) makes interchangeable. ) bit. UPDATE: Turns out if you go to Walmart they sell a bunch of microdrivers in the hardware department. It's about $6 for 60 odd pieces and comes with a bunch of bits in that "funky" size. Includes torx and hex. Here's an interchangeability for you :-)