EDC a #2 Phillips Screwdriver?

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I'm looking for something that may not exist but maybe someone on this forum can help.

My EDC screwdriver is one of those 2 dollar Stanley 4-way pen-shaped drivers with a #0 and a #1 Phillips. For normal guy out-and about urban EDC I sometimes find myself wanting a #2 Phillips.

Without buying a whole new multitool, Is there a compact size #2 Phillips that anyone knows of? I'm looking for something to take along with (or instead of) my Stanley for pocket carry so 5 1/2 inch max length please.

Thanks.
 
You could always just buy a stubby. Or another Stanley (although I prefer Klein myself). Wiha and Wera are also considered excellent makers of drivers but they get a bit pricey.
 
Out of curiosity I checked those Stanley pen-shaped screwdrivers... Aren't the bits that come with it, standard 1/4in sized? If so, couldn't you just buy a set of long or double-ended screwdriver bits? Say, at your local hardware store, Walmart, etc.
 
Out of curiosity I checked those Stanley pen-shaped screwdrivers... Aren't the bits that come with it, standard 1/4in sized? If so, couldn't you just buy a set of long or double-ended screwdriver bits? Say, at your local hardware store, Walmart, etc.
The double ended bits appear to be 1/4" wide and 2 3/16" long. I'll do some research. Thanks.
 
The double ended bits appear to be 1/4" wide and 2 3/16" long. I'll do some research. Thanks.
Please do let us know how that turns out. I'm curious... and might just end up buying one of those for myself.
 
The double ended bits appear to be 1/4" wide and 2 3/16" long. I'll do some research. Thanks.

Most double sided bits are going to come in at 2", so you'll want to stuff a piece of wooden dowel or something into the tool or you may not be able to pull the bits out.
 
Standard bits will not fit in the Stanley body.

I ordered a #2 Phillips bit and a spinner from Chapman MFG which should give me a good high quality pocketable EDC
 
Standard bits will not fit in the Stanley body.

I ordered a #2 Phillips bit and a spinner from Chapman MFG which should give me a good high quality pocketable EDC

Did you get the round or triangular spinner ?
You'll be extremely happy with the quality BTW, great stuff and I won't touch gun screws with anything but my Chapmans if I can help it.
I've been looking to try a Grace set at some point though.


The only downside would be that if you loose it they're about $1.50 each as you know, but also the shipping is about $5 so you'd want to probably buy multiples or something.
 
Try the big river site key ring pair of Phillip's and flat for less than 10.I have carried a similar set for40 years ,great tools
 
Did you get the round or triangular spinner ?
You'll be extremely happy with the quality BTW, great stuff and I won't touch gun screws with anything but my Chapmans if I can help it.
I've been looking to try a Grace set at some point though.


The only downside would be that if you loose it they're about $1.50 each as you know, but also the shipping is about $5 so you'd want to probably buy multiples or something.
I got the round spinner. I wound up getting the #2021 EDC screwdriver set with the ratchet, #1 and #2 Phillips, and 2 slotted bits in the 2 by 4 inch plastic pouch. The spinner fits in the pouch with everything else. Very nice quality.
 
For a super compact option with a single #2 bit, there are small keychain multi tools like this one. This one also has a built-in ratchet.
I've been meaning to pick up one of these also. I always have a small pry of some kind. This looks more versatile.
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I got the round spinner. I wound up getting the #2021 EDC screwdriver set with the ratchet, #1 and #2 Phillips, and 2 slotted bits in the 2 by 4 inch plastic pouch. The spinner fits in the pouch with everything else. Very nice quality.
You can't beat that set for the money and how pocketable it is.
I started off with the #1316 set and added on.
 
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