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The DIY version of the mini screwdriver is now available. It was the only one missing in order to complete the full collection. It is so small it doesn't have brass pins, but you can always add them if you would like.

New video next week!

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Mini Screwdriver - DIY

The finest in antique screwdrivery, this screwdriver is based on an 1904 patent by William Ward, but with several modern improvements. Each screwdriver is made from 1144 steel, ~4in/101mm long, and weighs 0.08lb/38g. The blade is 0.25in/6.35mm wide and 0.04in/1 mm thick. Blade is hardened to 52 HRC.

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Lorrie Mussett

You absolutely make me warm and fuzzy all over....i cant wait for the next video!!

Andrea Cervesato

Erik! Give us new content! I am presenting withdrawal symptoms!

Patrick Rainville

You traded us with the video of the Philips screwdriver. When will we be able to get it?

Hand Tool Rescue

I've been testing it for the last week and so far so good. Now onto the break test.

Patrick Rainville

That was supposed to be “teased us”. Damn you predictive text. 🤌🏻

Marc McKenzie

I wondered why your picture was on my aftershave bottle…

Jeffrey Hampton

I apologize for bringing this up for a second time. The reverse threaded sprocket on the lawnmower which tried to kill you. I can't make any sense of it. I watched the final clips of Part 2 where you're actually using the mower. A reverse-threaded sprocket should be unscrewing the moment you go forward in the damn thing. It seems entirely impossible. If this were me, I'd have hit the bottle until I figured out: **HOW?!? WHY?** You must have figured it out. If you did, please walk me through it.

Matthew Dickey

Mini Screwdriver DIY ordered! Any chance of getting sticker packs in the store? The world yearns to be stickerbombed!