List Cybertool Friendly 4mm micro bit sets

[SgtTowser]

Brand Performance Tools 4160

Pros: low price; magnetized; demagnetized; large range of Torx, hex, Phillips, straight edge driver bits; small sockets; short extender;  long flexible extender;

Cons: no 1/4” converter to 4mm converter; no ratchet; not Wiha durable

Work around: replace the few you wear out with frequent use with individual Wiha bits.

Link:

https://www.agrisupply.com/117pc-micro-bit-set/p/115695/?utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=NB_PLA_AllProducts_BING&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=bing&utm_campaign=NB_PLA_AllProducts_BING&msclkid=d06eb631b0311f7c4a52d6436e43ad37


Brand: Wiha 77965 11 in 1 Micro Bit Driver

Pros: ratchet; by once cry once durability; quarter inch to 4 mm converter

Cons: no flexible extender; a lot of by once cry once bit heads you may not use much.

Work around: look for a flexible extender; or buy a cheap micro bit set for the flex extender.

Link: https://www.amazon.com/Wiha-75965-Precision-Ratchet-65-Piece/dp/B00JQ753W8/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=wiha+micro+screwdriver+set&qid=1618167850&sprefix=wiha+micro+&sr=8-2

[ezdog]

Dont the Cybertool need double sided bits with the ball to keep from falling out?

I have several that are single ended and long enough but still wont work without the ball in them.

[SgtTowser]

Dont the Cybertool need double sided bits with the ball to keep from falling out?

I have several that are single ended and long enough but still wont work without the ball in them.

I found a Performance Tool set and the magnetized bits seem to stay put.  But it’s not optimal.

[Etherealicer]

Best kit to go with your CT, without adding a magnet is from Kraftwerk
Only kit I found that has a spring loaded ball for retention.

Alternatively, you can simply glue a small magnet into your CT. Works fine and allows you to use any precision bits (e.g. Wiha).

[Reinier]

Some Wiha bits seem to have a retention ball
https://toolcollect.nl/wiha-microbit-sleufkop-7000-4-3-0-x-28mm/

[ezdog]

Are you saying that the bits are already magnetized right out of the box?

I found a Performance Tool set and the magnetized bits seem to stay put.  But it’s not optimal.

[Mike 56]

If you have a few 4mm bits that you use a lot a drop of super glue hold a 3mm magnet on the bottom of a 4mm bit. If you want you can paint a few coats of clear finger nail polish to make it fit a 6mm CT.

A easy down and dirty way to use common 4mm bits in a CT you can buy a screw driver tip magnetizer and demagnetizer from the hardware store for a few bucks. You can magnetize the the CT bit holder in seconds and you demagnetize just as fast.




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[SgtTowser]

Are you saying that the bits are already magnetized right out of the box?

My PT kit has bits that are magnetized and a magnetizer gadget.

[SirVicaLot]

Best kit to go with your CT, without adding a magnet is from Kraftwerk
Only kit I found that has a spring loaded ball for retention.

Alternatively, you can simply glue a small magnet into your CT. Works fine and allows you to use any precision bits (e.g. Wiha).

Is this set still available? Cannot find it anywhere