🔧 Spec Ops Tools Stubby Screwdriver, 9-in-1, with 4 Double-Sided S2 Steel Bits, Magnetic, 3% Charity Donation to Veterans, Black/Brown Review

I keep this in the side pocket of my tool bag for easy access. This is a great tool for times when nothing else fits. Sturdy and easily convertible from cross to flat, plus a wide range of sizes. I wish they were a size bigger though.

Rated for: Spec Ops Tools Short Screwdriver 9-in-1 Includes 4 S2 Double-Ended Steel Bits Magnetic 3% Donated to Veterans Black/Brown Had never thought to see a badass screwdriver stubby screwdriver but here it is. Although storing the extra bits is a bit strange, you can store them as shown in the photo if you just put one in the screwdriver which is in the holder INSIDE the screwdriver. drawer at home, it would also be great in your car. I've had two in my car (flat and Philips) for decades…

This little short screwdriver with 4 magnetic bits is perfect for me. Short, short handles enable a secure grip when screwing. We have a ring doorbell and using a standard sized screwdriver is tedious due to its length to remove the 2 bottom screws to allow the device to be removed and then charged. Not anymore, I used this awesome little screwdriver and it was easy for me to get close to the area where the screws are and it's not uncomfortable at all. The size of the short pen easily fits your

Yes, it should be a short screwdriver, but still handy. It's really small for me and my hands are small. I can't imagine my husband trying to use that with his big mittens... lol. Bits have to be used pretty hard. It would be better if the bits fit in the handle and the handle was wider, but I think that would also increase the price. I wouldn't pay more than 10€ for that. To be honest I'd probably rather pay $15 and store the beats in it so I don't have to track them separately and also have a

I ordered a short Spec Ops 4-bit screwdriver for our junk drawer. I think everyone has a drawer where they keep a few tools (screwdrivers, pliers, etc.) for housework. About 3.5 inches (with bat) it will come in handy even in hard-to-reach places. The short screwdriver contains 4 double ended bits (with holder) which are magnetic; ideal for holding screws. Includes: 2 flathead screwdrivers (3/16", 1/4"), 2 Phillips screwdrivers (PH1, PH2), 2 TORX (T15, T25) and 2 square drivers (SQ1, SQ2) and a

Short ones are often not short enough. This screwdriver is slightly shorter than the others I have, measuring 3 1/4 inches with the bit installed. The quality of this screwdriver is not that great. not as important as it would be with other instruments. I see the main quality problem in the metal bit mount at the end of the driver. It is made from a softer metal than I would normally expect in an instrument. Initially there were some rough spots on the inside that I had to work on before the…

Most screwdrivers I have are standard size screwdrivers and they are great for most household jobs. However, every once in a while I find a task that requires a small screwdriver like this to get into a hard-to-reach spot. This is one of the smallest screwdrivers of this type that I have seen and it suits my needs well. By small I mean the length of the handle, maybe 2 inches and the shaft is even smaller even with the attachment installed. For most tasks, this is too small for comfort. In a…

In the picture I show this screwdriver below and 5 other short screwdrivers above. You can see that from the end of the handle to the tip of the bit it's slightly shorter than the Craftsman models (old enough to be made in the USA), whether Philips or Splined. The Stanley ratchet is significantly longer but also has bit storage in its grip. Stanley also has the largest grip, which offers the most torque. In the vast majority of cases, the reason for using a short screwdriver is that there is no