If you have a CyberTool of any flavor, you might want to read this:http://blogericious.blogspot.com/2013/06/extending-bit-range-on-your-cybertool.htmlEnjoy!!!
Interesting, but a magnet is a much neater solution. If you're afraid of glue (I am) use Blue Tak.
It works perfect, you can remove it no problem if needed. The only problem I see if you might have to replace the shrink tune now an again.(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: colt 1911 on June 27, 2013, 12:46:59 AMIt works perfect, you can remove it no problem if needed. The only problem I see if you might have to replace the shrink tune now an again.I extended the shrink-tubing on mine a little further up and over the shoulder of the adapter. Makes sure I could never lose the mod then.
It works perfect, you can remove it no problem if needed. The only problem I see if you might have to replace the shrink tune now an again.
One can remove the magnet with a needle. But there is absolutely no reason to ever remove it. Even with a (slim) magnet, the Victorinox bits lock in place.One can stick strips of self adhesive magnet inside the Altoids can and the bits will not move inside it and rattle. With a Victorinox SOS seath you can keep considerable amounts of bits with you.[/quote Have you put a magnet in a driver ? I was wondering if it would extend the bit to far that it would cause a problem closing. Like hitting the plastic level .
Quote from: kkokkolis on June 27, 2013, 10:54:48 PMOne can remove the magnet with a needle. But there is absolutely no reason to ever remove it. Even with a (slim) magnet, the Victorinox bits lock in place.One can stick strips of self adhesive magnet inside the Altoids can and the bits will not move inside it and rattle. With a Victorinox SOS seath you can keep considerable amounts of bits with you.[/quote Have you put a magnet in a driver ? I was wondering if it would extend the bit to far that it would cause a problem closing. Like hitting the plastic level .I lined a small altoids with magnetic strips and it works great