Having factory onboard tools is good enough, right? That’s the stance I’ve been taking.
First, including the configuration, it’s minimal. The feel of using it is also minimal.
When push comes to shove, I end up disappointed again… am I already at rock bottom?
I want tools that are minimal yet lightweight, well-equipped, and usable in everyday situations. That’s the kind of thing I’ve been wrestling with lately (Part 1).
PB SWISS TOOLS 6465RED Long Insider (Bit Storage Driver)
It’s a bit storage driver.
With this one tool, you can switch between eight different types, so to speak—that’s what appealed to me and why I picked it up.
The end of the handle has a storage compartment.
The click-click action when opening and closing it feels absolutely amazing. It might be worth buying just for that!
And by opening this end, you can select from eight different tip options.
Phillips bits (#1, #2)
Slotted bits (4×0.6, 5.5×0.8, 6×1 mm),
Torx bits (T10, T15, T20)
What comes included is these, but I’m keeping only three: Phillips bits (#1, #2) and one slotted bit (6×1 mm), so I’ll need to swap out the rest = cost increase (；∀；)
What I’ve added so far is
PB SWISS TOOLS C6-190-3 (PH) Phillips Bit (Short)
PB SWISS TOOLS C6-210-3 Hex Bit 3 mm
PB SWISS TOOLS C6-210-4 Hex Bit 4 mm
PB SWISS TOOLS C6-210-5 Hex Bit 5 mm
PB SWISS TOOLS 6465RED Long Insider (Bit Storage Driver)
I’m aiming to handle everything with just this one driver.
I’m pretty sure it’ll be fine even if things get tough (*^-^*)
