3 Cybertools! No One needs 3 Cybertools! What have you got besides that sweet 29 Nick?
Quote from: magentus on September 26, 2017, 02:26:26 PM3 Cybertools! No One needs 3 Cybertools! What have you got besides that sweet 29 Nick?What do you mean, no one needs 3 CyberTools? How about 7?CyberTool Group by NorCal Jim, on Flickr
Very expensivehttp://www.flexibleassembly.com/Products/Specialty-Bits/Bit-Adpater
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Quote from: Mechanickal on September 26, 2017, 07:21:05 PMHere's three(Image removed from quote.) Looks like you went with all Ruby scales.I started out getting the CT-34 and thought that it made sense to get a new one for collecting and a used one in excellent shape for personal use. I did the same for the CT-29 but found an extra deal on the used one in excellent shape. Meanwhile, I was hearing praise for the CT-41 and started my search. Unfortunately, it seems that scores of other Victorinox enthusiasts were also searching. Along the way, I spotted an opportunity to get the CyberTool Lite and jumped at it. Just when it was looking unlikely that I would find a CT-41, I found it! So no, I didn't set out to get 7 CyberTools but I am happy at how things turned out. These are remarkable tools! Interestingly, I find myself gravitating towards the CT-29 the most since it is the smallest at 3 layers, it ends up being my most used CyberTool. Of course, I usually have my arsenal of multi tool SAKs nearby. I was pleased to see this topic, because I would be interested in an adapter--just not at the price I saw on one of the links!Jim
I think trying to drive 1/4" bits off a 4mm driver is less than optimal.Considering you need the adapter, the bits that you want to use, and some way of carrying it all - just get the Vic wrench and bit carrier set. Job done! Plus, it's stronger and more versatile than any adaptor off the CT driver would be.