Gato Tools Pocket Bit - EDC Keychain Screwdriver Bit - GATO TOOLS, Silver Review

I'm in factories all the time, working on their control systems. I use this tool to access control panels. I buy more to give away as rewards to people who work with me.

This item is a bit pricey but like previous reviews I found it worked great. this saved me several times when I needed a screwdriver. I keep it in my jeans pocket and can't imagine being without it.

This is what it looks like, a small key ring screwdriver. It may sound silly but within 12 hours of receiving it I've used it twice. Every time you try to turn a screw with a coin, you have this one instead, which is great. Also, you have a Philips head on the other end. An added bonus, you can spin it on the ring like a spinner.

Set and forget EDC. I put it on my keychain and now it's always there when I really need it. Will I rarely use it? Of course it is possible, but why not join us at this rare time? In addition, it is essentially sculptural. If you wanted a useless aesthetic trinket taped to your keychain, then you better damn stick that thing there or instead. Plus Mini-Mag 1xAAA while you're at it.

The heavy ring this cool keychain attaches to is designed to allow those hefty bits to rotate. I wasn't expecting much, but I tried a 6" heavy wood screw and it worked really well. No, I wouldn't want to build an Ikea bookshelf with it, but that's not the point of EDC keychains. It's handy in a pinch and works without injury, which is good. I've sold dozens of tools as EDC, many of them are useless, but most of them have earned their place in my key chain. This is actually the first Phillips…

I needed something other than a coin to loosen and tighten a very small latch on my small handheld camera when I want to change batteries or just reseat or tighten it. It works great and attaches to whatever bag I carry so I always have it on hand. It's a bit tricky to get a good grip on because it's so small, but it works. I'm happy with this little tool. The tips are the equivalent of Phillips and Phillips #2 screwdrivers, in my estimation. Designed and assembled in the USA, which is also a…