Titanium Aviation Multi-Bit Screwdriver - Gen 2
( Limit 3 per customer )
GEN 2 - With 2 Big Upgrades!
Now With Black Ti Dual Nitride Coated Bits
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Ti Plate on Base of magnet insert for added durability
The good word about our Titanium tools is spreading. We were asked to make these specialized 1/4" hex bit drivers for a large aircraft manufacturer to include in their tool kits. We have fulfilled our contract, and now we have some extras to sell.
They are Grade 5 Titanium, and super cool. They look and feel like the precision aviation tool that they are.
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Over All Length (without bit): 7.25"
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Shaft Diameter: .44"
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Shaft Length: 3"
- Weight 7.4 Ounces
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Handle: Non-slip Golfball Pattern (providing 300% more gripping surface), 1" Diameter
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Magnetic bit storage in the handle holds 10 included bits.
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Bits Included:
Philips: PH0, PH1
Straight: 1/8", 3/16"
Hex: Metric 3mm, 4mm
Torx: T5, T6, T7, T8
Q: What's different between these, and the ones we sold to XXXXXX?
A: The ones that we sold to the not to be mentioned by name, aircraft manufacturer did not include any bits, and were marked with their part number. The ones we are selling here are marked: "Titanium - CAGE: 5VKB6".
Customer Reviews
I wish I had picked up one of these sooner rather than wasting money on those 4-bit, plastic-handled nonsense drivers from the hardware store checkout aisle. Very solid and well built.
Quality unique and value
No surprises here, it's 100% as nice as I thought it was gonna be. What you can't see in the pictures is how great the feel the proportions and textures give. There's no doubt in my mind that I'd buy this again.
Awesome unit it’s used daily and I’m impressed
Very gripie…if that’s a word and bits seem to stand up all in all Great product!!!
This thing pretty much nails it and it will certainly find a fix spot, I assume car or some other emergency location.
However, while the featureset and delivered items (bits included!) are great, the bitholder leaves something to be desired:
It can be taken out and fixed with a magnet - great idea!
But it then leaves the body with an open, thin end with a thread, protruding in one’s hand.
The end cap should be separable from the bitholder to screw it back on for the otherwise perfect ergonomics it has!
