The deployment is delightful, the functionality is seamless and the 24 total bit tips are nearly unbeatable.
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Can a pocket tool be as fun as it is functional?
The folks behind this clever Kickstarter project would surely answer in the affirmative.
Deploying the Zevor Precision Screwdriver’s hidden magazine is a blast, and actually using the thing is equally satisfying.
Here’s what makes it so special.
That little header up there is best appreciated when sung to the tune of “I Wanna Be Sedated” by the Ramones, and this little tool itself is just as catchy.
While it looks like an ordinary multi-bit screwdriver, a light pull on the collar deploys a hidden magazine of 12 double-headed bits, meaning a total of 24 tips.
Made of S2 alloy steel, these sturdy bits cover a range of common tip types ready for just about any everyday challenge.
As fidget-friendly as deployment is, the driver adds a bit of functional steak to match that sizzle.
The rotating cap on the end is a spinning sensation that enhances control and lessens hand fatigue, making every screw job easier.
That user-friendliness is only boosted by the grippy texture of the anodized aluminum alloy handle.
The bits themselves are magnetized, which makes it easier to hold screws and harder to lose them.
All that functionality fits into a unit measuring 4.9 inches long and, loaded with the bits, weighing 65 grams (2.3 ounces).
That makes it easy to stash in a pocket or pack until the next time DIY gods come calling.
The Zevor Precision Screwdriver is available now on Kickstarter at the Early Bird price of $23. Estimated delivery is September.
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