Pocket screwdriver with 10 BIT STORAGE for EDC - CountyComm Titanium Bit Driver

This combines my favorite double sided Steinwhale bits in a sleek CountyComm Titanium Pen Driver pen driver that is perfect to carry everyday in your pocket or organizer. I'll show you ho wit compares to my pocket rachet and walk you through what I had to do to make this work.

CountyComm Maratac 1/4" Pen Driver Titanium - Gen 2

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Watch my in-depth video on this rachet and bit kit here:

[todd.parker]

WARNING: Apparently, machining titanium can cause fumes that are hazardous and the shavings can be flammable. I don't recommend anyone do what I did without safety precautions like proper ventilation, respirator, and fire extinguisher nearby.

[OldAndGettingOlder]

You just put some over paid engineer to shame. Gen 2 should be on clearance awaiting shipment of Gen 3 with your improvements. Well done sir.

[lastbesttool]

Outstanding idea. I hope CC takes notice and gets on it. Thanks.

[sloanNYC]

Loved the bit set you shared, pairing it with the Topeak Ratchet Stick, you can get 5 double sided bits in the handle, another bit in the driver, it has the ratchet built in, and you can Dremel out one of the dividers and add even another double sided bit if you wanted. Those bits work in a lot of scenarios.

[olegsnami]

I made SAK mod
Cybertool screwdriver layer with added bit. Knife layer from compact with awl. I've added magnet to the screwdriver, so it can hold any 4mm bit. Removed scales
Now it can fit in my wallet

[whiteinge]

Very cool work! I don't understand why EDC-centric manufacturers keep using single-sided bits. The whole point of us whackos paying top dollar and obsessing over minutae to stuff our pockets with crap is to maximize utility and minimize space. Only double-sided bits fit both criteria yet they're incredibly rare and highly incompatible. It's weird.

[fastandcurious]

Rather than an either or question, I would carry the mini ratchet plus the pen. Adds two more double bits and a lot more extra functionality.
I am always looking for ideas how to store bits efficiently and functionally. I even tried empty old plastic pens. But those tend to be longer than 12cms and therefore too long for my pouch.
I currently prefer to us "short" / stubby single 1/4 inch bits. Those are 18mm long rather than the normal 25. Two short ones are probably a little longer than the short double sided bits, but I can use "shallower" bit drivers ike the 5mm hex to 1/4 inch bit converter by PB Swiss Tools.

[okk]

1:18 "catched" is not a word

[ptstouring]

Fascinating and I admire your dedication to these projects. Personally, if I need a pocket screwdriver it’s a PB Swiss 6464. Not the same form as a pen, of course.

[eddydmesa]

Damn! You need to make this tool. I'm thinking there is a couple of manufacturers out there that would have no problem making this for you to sell on your website.

[ParkerBinion]

The Hoto 4mm bit pen holder/driver is 59 g and holds 12 double sided bits. There's a couple in common with Steinwhale. I am sure you could modify the center stack of the Hoto to hold the Steinwhale bits. You'd also need a 4mm to 1/4" square adapter. Or you could just carry the Steinwhale bit kit, extender, ratchet etc. in a small 5g dyneema bag like Ben Vallack mentioned. I am modifying a Victorinox Companion to add the Cybertool layer. It will be about the size and weight of a Ranger when finished.

[jamescox]

Yup I have that same issue when I get deep enough with the epoxy 😂

[regwash]

Well done sir!
I hope that tool mfr’s watch your channel and take notes.

[markhaus]

One design quirk I'm not crazy about here. You mention that it's not the greatest torque for some situations. Well they tapered off another radius of the driver pen right where you'd put your fingers to torque screws, seemingly enough to cut the torque you can apply without slipping in half. Why?! Just make the whole thing the same radius and you'd probably have a bit driver that's plenty strong for 90% of situations you'd use these size bits.

[romanburliga]

Super - if somebody uses it permanently. To me your first kit (with Cobra Knippex) is still the best because more versatile. I use it with simple Leatherman extender (with no ratchet). The combination Knippexes and Leatherman extender can work as ratchet replacement in some situations. Thank You for inspirations in DIY. Best greetings :)

[Dracomies]

So while I do feel James Brand EDC gear is can forego the drilling by just getting the James Brand Cache River screwdriver. That is fully compatible with Steinwhale bits. Looks more sleek too. Internal storage isn't much though but I think that little casing the Steinwhale comes with is perfectly fine.

[durangodave]

have you contacted the MFR to see if they would modify their model?

[its_clean]

As an alternative way to fit more bits without having to modify the tool, would it be possible to squeeze two Leatherman flat bits side by side into the barrel? Presumably you could get four of them in there this way, unless the barrel isn't wide enough?

[dodgers]

What do you know about customizing a bit set... more specifically, a double sided t20/flathead would be the ideal pairing for my specific need. Thanks for sharing

[MethodOverRide]

Have you looked at the CRKT pocket driver stash tool? It holds 4 bits, aluminum and 1.4 ounces.