LEATHERMAN, Bit Kit, 21 Double-Ended Screwdriver Bits for Multitools, Built in the USA

All two of these go inside my leatherman's leather case, folded and tucked in the stretchy material in the back. As an aside, it makes it a little harder to get the leatherman out than it was before, but once you get used to it, it is fine. If you add the flashlight and the bit extension to side compartments, it becomes even harder to get it It doesn't pose any challenges whatsoever to insert one of these. I think of it as a deck of cards sized toolbox. A needle and a pair of tweezers from a Swiss Army knife are also positioned behind the bits. When you put one or both sets of bits in the leather sheath, the bits don't fall out when you pull out the leatherman, or other items from the side compartments. The leatherman is kind of in the back behind them, but you can kind of see the two of them. Here's a wave (this is a wave). Please note *edit* The year has gone on for 11 months. During the past year since I have written Keeping everything in my sheath was a necessity. At first, I had put a rubber "piece" around the leatherman which made it easy to remove. I have since removed both bit extensions, both bit cases, sharpening diamond flat plate, flashlight, firesteel rod, etc. Even if I could get it out without the belt, I may have to remove it from it at times. Thus, when I grabbed the leatherman, I grabbed the rubber first. I then slid the rubber into the leatherman before returning it to its original position. While it was a bit of a pain for a while, I eventually got used Now that I haven't used it in a while, I've noticed the sheath has stretched and now the leatherman fits snugly, but is still loose enough to be able to pick it up. I do not need the extra piece to pull out the leatherman. So far I am able to put the two bit extensions into the sheath as well as get the leatherman into and out of the sheath as though the sheath was made for the Thanks a lot!.

Tristan Lowe

| Jul 11, 2021

The pros are The bit driver on Leatherman's multitools, or their removable adapter, can be used directly with this bit. There are enough doublesided bits to meet most needs in an emergency. In the Leatherman sheaths, which have pockets for the accessories, the holder and bits fit nicely. The cons are The prices are high for what you get. The convenience of rounding out a case or collection as well as its completeness makes it nice, but will cost you. I cannot do anything about this. There is no way to insert them into the bit driver extension. In addition to the 1/2 shaved off from each side of the bit, the 1/4" hex drive is still the same size, but that makes it narrow enough to fit in the Leatherman's By adding the bit driver extension and standard bit drivers, you can not only save a bunch of money, but also have more parts that could break or break at the same time. Having this on hand has its advantages, for convenience, completeness, and so on. Those small pieces are fairly compact, so they fit well into the cases and are probably good to have in a pinch. It has its benefits, so to speak. Because I like to be complete, I bought an extension driver and additional bit driver set for each of my Leatherman knives. In addition, there are 20 total pieces, 40 bits that are full size, an eyeglass philips screwdriver and a flat screwdriver at the end that I'm not sure how to attach. As for me, I prefer contacts and have not worked with it much. Despite my aforementioned reason, I haven't made any comment on the hardness and softness of the bits. My first problem is that I am terrible at that, since I can twist off bits pretty easily, but with enough torque, everything will break. I doubt these bits are any different. Bits tend to be softer metal, and I am not sure if they are any more different than other ones. There may be a slight advantage to them, but that is I bet that if you twist on this with your Leatherman tool with any type of force, the bit driver itself will bend or break regardless of what happens to the bit. The heavy twisting power is best handled by using multiple sets at the same time. Thank you for your help!.

Calum Thornton

| Dec 08, 2020

Phillips, flat head, and Allen head screwdriver bits all work equally well. However, Torqs and Allen heads only catch half of the head area, unless you use Whenever a 5mm head is used, the head is considered full size. It's possible to round out the inside of the allen head bolts if you apply too much torque to them. To solve this, I have bits you can buy that fit into the extension and then you can use full size Allen and Torg bolts when you require The purpose of this purchase was to use it in my workshop to work This hands me off from carrying an 80 lb(36 kg) tool box around. The set and my WERA kit enable me to fix most of the minor problems I encounter on the machine.

Elsa Matthews

| Mar 10, 2021

My purchase of this set of bits came from this seller for a fair price, and it arrived super fast. In fact, I mean that it was the most rapid thing I'd received in a short time. Second, it's the old fashioned Leatherman Bit Set that I love and know. It is my second set, but I have lost some bits by using it so much. My bits fit snugly inside the case and I know they are brand new because much of the black oxide has worn away to the steel in mine. Whenever I lose a part of this set enough that it bothers me I will buy it again. This is great for basically having a bunch of tools in one place. The set lets me fix pretty much any small piece of furniture or fixture. This is like having an entire set of hex wrenches and various Phillips and flat screwdrivers in one box. I keep it in my pocket like a tool kit.

Natasha Powell

| Jun 21, 2021

With this bit kit, I could not be more pleased with my purchase. I can't believe how good this is! In order to use it with my Skeletool, I bought it Overall, I find the Skeletool to be my favorite at the moment. Leatherman is a product available for purchase. My primary use of a multitool is when I need either pliers, a driver, or a knife. The Skeletool includes just those three things, with none of the additional weight from unnecessary tools I rarely utilize. If I add this bit assortment, I will be able to cover at least 97% of all my requirements! One reviewer noted that the flat bits can round off Torx or hex heads of increased size There is probably something legitimate in that It ends up, however, that the smaller pieces have the right shape and size. Lucky for me, the bits I use most are the Torx bits that go with Spyderco knives and TKC scale screws (and the screws used in kydex holsters). I use it for my applications, so it works well! The accessory is great! The product should have been purchased a long time ago.

Gloria Bird

| Oct 05, 2020