How To Hex Bit Driver for 1996 Leatherman Wave

I thought you could use another idea. Wiha makes a tiny bit set and ratchet that is the handiest tool I've ever purchased (and I also have a lot of tools). It's probably a bit smaller than a Leatherman and the metal case makes it tough. A fella could fit it in a pocket or even a belt sheath. The bits a very, very good quality.

Not sure if I'm allowed to post an active link to an external site, so I'll dump the address below for you to copy and paste. :)

 
eveled said:
I can only imagine, but it must be brutal.

I have this klein set. I like it a lot. I carry extra bits in one of those rubber coin purses. You squeeze and it opens. View attachment 2483832
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I think I'd rather just sell my old Leatherman, and get a new multitool with a hex bit driver. There are only a few bits I need. The only problem I've been having, is that I can't find one with both a hex bit driver, and scissors. I guess the multitool manufacturers think we don't need scissors. I find them very useful.
 
eveled said:
jeesh! Thats a lot to deal with. I’m sorry for trolling you.

Good luck on your search for a bit driver
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No worries. People often ask me "why don't you do this or that", because they know that I know how to do it. It's just too much when I struggle to get through the basics of each day. Today I actually replaced the tailgate struts on my 2011 Xterra Pro-4X. I'll be lying down all of tomorrow.
 
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