Are the bits stored in the handle, or do they just come in a bag of some sort? Also, do any of the bits fit the tiny screws for eyeglasses repair?
787234
Theyre stored in the shank of the driver. U can switch sizes by pulling the bit out and flipping it. Theyre like one bit with 2 diff sizes on each end. And no theres not a bit size small enough for eye glasses
787235
While this is a terrific little tool, it would not be suitable for eyeglass repair. The bits are contained in the stem of the tool (in the screwdriver part not the handle)
787236
the screwdriver shaft is hollow at both ends allowing for a bit holder, hexagon in shape to retain #1 and #2 Phillips and the opposite end of the shaft is the straight tip counterpart. The shaft also serves as a 1/4" 5/16" and 3/8" nut drivers. I carry this tool everywhere and my coworkers ask for it routinely. I really like the soft ergonomic handle. It provides plenty of torque. You will find yourself buying more than one over time, not because they art cheap, but because you will want one in the house, the garage, and your tool bag at work!The tool does not come equipped for eyeglass repair. the screwdriver shaft is hollow at both ends allowing for a bit holder, hexagon in shape to retain #1 and #2 Phillips and the opposite end of the shaft is the straight tip counterpart. The shaft also serves as a 1/4" 5/16" and 3/8" nut drivers. I carry this tool everywhere and my coworkers ask for it routinely. I really like the soft ergonomic handle. It provides plenty of torque. You will find yourself buying more than one over time, not because they art cheap, but because you will want one in the house, the garage, and your tool bag at work!The tool does not... » Read More the screwdriver shaft is hollow at both ends allowing for a bit holder, hexagon in shape to retain #1 and #2 Phillips and the opposite end of the shaft is the straight tip counterpart. The shaft also serves as a 1/4" 5/16" and 3/8" nut drivers. I carry this tool everywhere and my coworkers ask for it routinely. I really like the soft ergonomic handle. It provides plenty of torque. You will find yourself buying more than one over time, not because they art cheap, but because you will want one in the house, the garage, and your tool bag at work!The tool does not come equipped for eyeglass repair. « Show Less
787237
They are actually stored in the shaft. This would not be any good for eyeglass repair. As much as I use this tool every day at work, it has its limits.
787238
The bits are in the shaft. The smallest is a number 1, not small enough for eyeglass repair.
787239
The bits are reversible and snap into the nut drivers. You pull the shaft out of the handle and flip it over to get the other size nut driver and additional bits. I like this better then the Klein comparable. This will not have bits for eyeglass repair. They are meant for home improvement work.
1916834
Any of the little kits you can get to repair eye glasses will work. They usually include a few sizes of tiny screws and screwdrivers and one is bound to work. These only cost a few bucks and can be found at most department type stores. I have even seen them at the grocery checkout aisle. OR you could just go to any jewelry/watch counter where you can buy the batteries and they will install them for you right there.
60428
It has a screw with a quarter inch thread. Your job is to check the size of a female thread on that binoculars.
524877
the bits should be included. as I recall, they were taped to the side and a little hard to find initially
1556283
Things stay in place and are in fact difficult to remove from holder. Screwdriver bit holders are removeable which allows one to push the bit through and out. I have never had a bit set that didn't either let tools slip around our make them hard to remove. I prefer the latter.
1675524
Three screws are supplied with these three brushes in a separate, small plastic bags. As the old screw is not damaged, I am keeping these new screws for future use.Sze
1906480
Mine came with a very small plastic package of nuts and screws. I missed it the first time I took it out.
480937
There aren't any bits or drills that come with the bag. The bag is a standard nylon type of bag.
2228073
No, you use the screws that are in the glasses There are repair kits that include several size screws and tools for the installation.
1035643
I have a dewalt screw gun and they fit perfectly and securely. The bit portion is 1 inch long.
221621
No. The glasses come only in a plastic bag. But you could put them in an old short sock or "booty" to keep them from becoming scratched.
1635262
Good Morning Karelle,These screwdrivers are "jeweler's tools" so perfect for eyeglass. We used the smallest one .000 that we couldn't find in any hardware store. The larger ones will be useful too and we're happy to have them. Hope this helps. ~ Donna
331204
The tool is called an allen wrench. I am sure that I am not spelling this correctly, but it does come with the tool to put it together. It is in the bag with the screws.
1048484
No - Just the lenses and the screws. I'm trying to find a screw driver that will fit the screw. They are very small.
1816634
Mine had screws as well. They were in the bag between the instruction manual and some other sheet.
2098080
The 9 piece is "just loose", I kept the small plastic bag they came with. There is room in the holster to house not only the tool but a small bag of bits in the pocket behind the tool.
473211
They are not that small. I had to use an eyeglass kit screwdriver for my screws that were small.