A challenge

[Jeffbx]

Hey everyone -

I've almost given up on this, but I figure I'll give you guys a crack at it!

You know those little pocket screwdrivers you get at trade shows & stuff - like this one:

http://www.imprintedlogo.com/images/products/80150/38155sm.jpg

Has anyone ever seen them for sale in SMALL quantities? I want to buy maybe 20 or so for my office here to give out to the IT staff (people keep stealing ours). But I can't seem to find the silly things anywhere besidse those marketing companies that sell them with your logo in quantities of 150+.

Anyone know a place where I can get them? I don't care if they have a logo or what color they are, but I'd like them like the one pictured - flat screwdriver at one end, philips on the other.

Thanks everyone!

[Markel]

Similar (but with a reversing blade shaft):
http://www.hobbytool.com/browseproducts/2-in-1-Pocket-Screwdriver-Set.HTML

[Markel]

I think they are available for $1.69 each in small quantity:
http://www.forpctechs.com/product_info.php?products_id=740

[Prngr44]

Go to a tech show and stuff about 20 in your pocket.

:D

[redcolours]

Go to a tech show and stuff about 20 in your pocket.

:D


screw that!

:D :P

:disa: :rolleyes:

he he he....

[renovation]

jeff i think i have seen them at harbor freight at the pontiac mall .or that tool place at huron and telegraph ! i keep a eye open !

[Jeffbx]

Aha! Markel has a winner!

Thanks, renovation. I checked Harbor Freight online, but haven't looked at any actual stores.

[Markel]

One suggestion - I actually think that the reversible-tip one in the first link is better than the dual-end type. The phillips tip on the dual-end type only sticks out about 1/2 inch, which means that if a screw is within 1/4 inch (the radius of the upper barrel) of an adjacent wall that sticks up more than 1/2 inch (or recessed more than 1/2 inch), you won't be able to get to the screw.

[Jeffbx]

I actually have a few of the reversable ones, but I find they're not that good because the tip of the philips is too small for most screws (it's size #0, I think). It's OK for very small screws, but I've found the dual-end ones to be more useful.

Thanks, tho!