Leatherman Bit Drivers

[Leatherman123]

What do you all think about LM bit drivers. Personally I love them. I like how you can have like 42 screwdrivers in such a convienent pouch. They are a tad stubby but I usually don't find any recesses screws..

[NeitherExtreme]

I like them. The bits are nice because they're interchangable and double-sided. I also really like that they are made out of tool steel instead of stainless so they have hardness more like a good screwdriver. And, in the event you do strip a driver, you can just replace it.

The downsides of course are that they are short, and that you have to buy them from LM. If you find a good place though, they arent too expensive. And I've found that because I run into situations where there are recessed screws AND situations where I need a short 90 degree driver, it's about 50/50 IMO as to wether short or long is more useful.

All that said, I also like the "regular" drivers and know that they have benefits as well...

[Grant Lamontagne]

I prefer standard 1/4" hex bits myself, as they are easier to come by when lost or broken.

Def

[J-sews]

I thought I was going to hate the Leatherman ones on account of how short they are. But so far they have not been a huge problem. The couple of recessed screw jobs I've ran into had holes so small and so deep that no other dedicated multitool screwdriver would have worked anyway.

[NeitherExtreme]

The couple of recessed screw jobs I've ran into had holes so small and so deep that no other dedicated multitool screwdriver would have worked anyway.

I've also found that to be the case more often than not.

[I'm Still Bison]

I thought I was going to hate the Leatherman ones on account of how short they are. But so far they have not been a huge problem. The couple of recessed screw jobs I've ran into had holes so small and so deep that no other dedicated multitool screwdriver would have worked anyway.

                        I think most people had that opinion initially,but evidently Leatherman's R&D did their homework.

[dingosrun]

I prefer standard 1/4" hex bits myself, as they are easier to come by when lost or broken.

Def

me too def i love the bits and you can use any you find in your shed or tool box