Magnetic quick change bit holder for hex bits and Wera ratcheting screwdriver

cults3d

I work at a bike shop on the side, and I don't completely love the layout of the tools. I have to walk back and forth to get the tools I'm using most often, and those are usually metric hex keys, ranging from 2 to 6mm. I also prefer a screwdriver style handle for most work, as it's much faster and natural to work with than a P-handle or Y wrench. Because of this, I searched out and found the Wera 816 RA ratcheting screwdriver handle, which is quickly becoming one of my favorite tools. I paired this up with a set of metric hex bits, and really liked it except I would have to reach into my toolbox for a bit when I had to change it. If only I could have all the bits lined up in size order so I could just pop the quick-change end of the screwdriver onto it, and pull out the bit I needed! Well, here's just that thing. It's sized to just fit the 15mm quick change head of the Wera, and all the bits are held in by a strong magnet which also serves to mount it to steel surfaces. What you'll need: This thing, printed. The Wera 816 RA ratcheting screwdriver (Many other quick change bit holders also work, I've confirmed an Irwin holder works as well) A metric hex bit set Or any other set of six quick-change bits A 60x10x3mm neodynium bar magnet