Heyyy.... Where do I find one of those? It fits standard 1/4" bits right?Does it fit in a SAK? Either the inline philips or bottle opener?
Quote from: Don Pablo on July 19, 2018, 10:54:30 AMHeyyy.... Where do I find one of those? It fits standard 1/4" bits right?Does it fit in a SAK? Either the inline philips or bottle opener?If you insert a thin collar it will Pabs - I have some pics somewhere of my Greenwood. A piece of plastic from the tube a drill bit comes in should do.
Where do I find one of those?
Show contentThe adapter came from a Ganzo. I assume the LM adapter will be similar to this, given the Ganzo fits my Rebar perfectly.Note: My Sideclip and PST have the newer design Phillips and flatheads, instead of the old ones that look like SOGs drivers.Adapter on Sideclip medium flathead. It does not free spin on it, but it leaves a gap as wide as the tool is thick, which is too much to drive a screw without it driving you nuts.Show contentAdapter on SwissChamp Phillips. Plenty of room to wiggle, but the adapter will not spin on the driver. Show contentThe Phillips goes in deep enough that its neck is a perfect fit on one dimension. Show contentAdapter on PST awl and flathead. Minor wiggling. I wonder if the LM adapter fits this well.The flathead is the perfect width for the adapter, and the combined thickness of it and the awl works out well enough to drive screws. Some gaps on either side of the awl, but I'd have no trouble using it like this. Show contentShow contentAdapter on PST Phillips and flathead. A bit more wiggle, and wider gaps since the small flathead is narrower than the awl. The medium flathead is a bit wider that the Phillips, making it a better fit. I'd rather use the adapter on the medium flathead & awl.Show content
Quote from: magentus on July 19, 2018, 11:02:56 AMQuote from: Don Pablo on July 19, 2018, 10:54:30 AMHeyyy.... Where do I find one of those? It fits standard 1/4" bits right?Does it fit in a SAK? Either the inline philips or bottle opener?If you insert a thin collar it will Pabs - I have some pics somewhere of my Greenwood. A piece of plastic from the tube a drill bit comes in should do.Thanks! So that leaves:Quote from: Don Pablo on July 19, 2018, 10:54:30 AMWhere do I find one of those? Does it have a particular name I can use in my ebay and google searches?
Mine came with a Ganzo multi-tool. Most of their models have it.The other came with a cheap Suspension clone. There are a few cheap multi-tools that it comes with, not only Suspension clones.I think the Gerber one is the same, except it says Gerber on the side.It does not fit on the SAK bottle opener, but it kind of does on the inline Phillips. And the Spirit one, too.Some comments on it:Quote from: ReamerPunch on December 31, 2017, 07:36:41 AMShow contentThe adapter came from a Ganzo. I assume the LM adapter will be similar to this, given the Ganzo fits my Rebar perfectly.Note: My Sideclip and PST have the newer design Phillips and flatheads, instead of the old ones that look like SOGs drivers.Adapter on Sideclip medium flathead. It does not free spin on it, but it leaves a gap as wide as the tool is thick, which is too much to drive a screw without it driving you nuts.Show contentAdapter on SwissChamp Phillips. Plenty of room to wiggle, but the adapter will not spin on the driver. Show contentThe Phillips goes in deep enough that its neck is a perfect fit on one dimension. Show contentAdapter on PST awl and flathead. Minor wiggling. I wonder if the LM adapter fits this well.The flathead is the perfect width for the adapter, and the combined thickness of it and the awl works out well enough to drive screws. Some gaps on either side of the awl, but I'd have no trouble using it like this. Show contentShow contentAdapter on PST Phillips and flathead. A bit more wiggle, and wider gaps since the small flathead is narrower than the awl. The medium flathead is a bit wider that the Phillips, making it a better fit. I'd rather use the adapter on the medium flathead & awl.Show content
Quote from: Don Pablo on July 19, 2018, 11:05:34 AMQuote from: magentus on July 19, 2018, 11:02:56 AMQuote from: Don Pablo on July 19, 2018, 10:54:30 AMHeyyy.... Where do I find one of those? It fits standard 1/4" bits right?Does it fit in a SAK? Either the inline philips or bottle opener?If you insert a thin collar it will Pabs - I have some pics somewhere of my Greenwood. A piece of plastic from the tube a drill bit comes in should do.Thanks! So that leaves:Quote from: Don Pablo on July 19, 2018, 10:54:30 AMWhere do I find one of those? Does it have a particular name I can use in my ebay and google searches?ebay link here - £2.99 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-4-SQUARE-DRIVE-TO-1-4-HEX-SCREWDRIVER-BIT-ADAPTER-HOLDER/162955828458?hash=item25f0ec9cea:g:~7MAAOSwPhdVNn8P
ebay link here - £2.99 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-4-SQUARE-DRIVE-TO-1-4-HEX-SCREWDRIVER-BIT-ADAPTER-HOLDER/162955828458?hash=item25f0ec9cea:g:~7MAAOSwPhdVNn8P
Quote from: magentus on July 19, 2018, 11:38:35 AMebay link here - £2.99 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-4-SQUARE-DRIVE-TO-1-4-HEX-SCREWDRIVER-BIT-ADAPTER-HOLDER/162955828458?hash=item25f0ec9cea:g:~7MAAOSwPhdVNn8PThat's not going to fit on a Rebar etc. The Ganzo bit adapter's square hole side is 5mm (13/64", not 1/4" like in the link). The one in the link will fit on the PowerLock and other SOG tools.
Here’s another link... https://store.multitool.org/departments/gerber-bit-set-289.html
Yeah, your right... just remembered It was in the store... Didn’t really checked that the adaptor only works with the flat sd... although I know gerber has the adaptor with the square hole... I’ll gonsit in the corner then
The old Harley Davidson Bucktool set included a similar set but the adapter is more rectangle than square and I haven’t found anything else it will fit, even other regular Bucktools. The adapter has a magnet that keeps it on the Phillips driver.