Tiny-Torq Wrench, Mini Hex Bit Wrench for EDC Keychain Carry, 303 Stainless Steel Body, Accepts 1/4" Standard Hex Bits

This tiny hex bit adapter works well for general uses that require a bit driver.The knurling on the driver gives you a decent grip on it for how small it is, while the built in magnet also gives a solid hold on bits.The depth it has in the driver makes it only useful for normal single sided bits. You will need to use a bit driver extension/extender with more depth if you want to use double sided bits. Case in point I paired this with a Leatherman ratchet driver for better reach and to use double sided bits.

I picked this up because my CountyComm mini driver finally broke. I was looking for a bit driver that was both very small and functional that I can edc/key carry without adding too much bulkPros:-Super lightweight-Solid magnet. Holds bits no problem and even my Leatherman Ratcheting extension-Great size and grip. Replace the hook with a strong split ring on top to increase leverageCons:-Very shallow. Only takes a standard one ended 1/4" bit, and even then only allows it to seat about halfway down the bit. So no double ended bits.-Can't store a bit while hanging from your keyring. The magnet is great, but unless you carry loose bits on you, this is more of a back upOverall: I'm happy to add it to my keys since my edc does include a few bits (my favored multitool has a bull size 1/4" bit driver), and this can be used when I don't have a lot of room for a larger tool. Worth the few bucks.

I previously bought the titanium version and loved it, this time I got the steel version for a small project I had in mind. Thank you to the vendor for adding the dimensions to the description. I added a bearing to the top and filed down the Keychain nub. All this to make a modular hex bit holder with a spinning top. Not my original idea but fun to make. Sidenote, if the magnet comes out. One drop of super glue will keep it in place. I knocked mine loose while fitting the bearing.