Victorinox Mini-Tools 4 Pieces, Compact, Swiss Made for 84, 85, 91 and 111 mm Swiss Army Knives with Corkscrew - Multicolored

As a Swiss Army Knife (SAK) collector, I find these mini screwdrivers ideal for my everyday carry (EDC). You’d be amazed at how often a tiny screwdriver comes in handy, especially for an IT professional working on telemedicine equipment. They fit perfectly in the corkscrew of any Swiss Army Knife, making them a fantastic addition to my collection.

Perfect fit

Until then make a toothpick replacement with a SIM ejector, this will have to do

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If you wear glasses, are a tinker type, or are always looking for a special small tool, this is the kit.

I bought this set for the SIM extractor pin (which is also useful as a reset switch tool) and, as a spare, the flathead which comes standard to some Swiss Army models. The tiny Torx and Phillips will likely see little use here but will be kept at hand. New applications are sure to be found.

Add the appropriate screwdriver--for those little bitty screws in your eyeglasses' frame-- to the corkscrew in your Swiss Army Knife.

I saw on Reddit that some were using these on their Leatherman bit driver extenders, since the plastic shank of these micro bits are now the same dimensions as a 1/4” hex bit. It works perfectly! Even better IMO than having a built in micro bit driver on my multi tool, which my Surge does not have. Originally I had purchased a micro bit adapter from Etsy which fits very well into the flat bit driver on my Surge, but… have you ever tried to work on tiny screws with a micro bit attached to a big, chunky multi tool? Awkward to say the least. With these Victorinox micro bits I can now turn my Leatherman bit driver extender into a precision screwdriver, without even attaching it to the multi tool. They fit snugly with no play whatsoever, and are held securely. Micro bits can be very useful for working on eyeglasses and electronics, but inexplicably no one makes them with a 1/4” hex shank. Wiha makes an adapter than can allow you to use 4mm precision bits in a 1/4” bit driver, but there would be no way for me to store multiple bits with my Leatherman kit. I use Wiha double ended bits with my Surge, which I much prefer over the proprietary Leatherman flat bits. I would love it if they made a double ended flat/phillips micro bit that could be used in a 1/4” driver, but they do not. Until they do, these Victorinox micro bits are the perfect hack. Oh yeah, and I’m sure they work great with Swiss Army knives too.PS the price on these can fluctuate. I saw them listed for $24 and was hesitant to pull the trigger. Then I checked back a week later and they were down to $15. Still a little pricey for such tiny tools, but they are Victorinox quality and the very best option for including micro bits with my Leatherman.