Best tip I’ve ever been given was to set up my phone to record disassembly. It helps so much for knives, firearms, cars, locks, etc. EVERYTHING. saved my butt a number of times
@@zacinthewild . Do you have a email so we can send you pictures of are carries . I sent a pic on Instagram but it was never seen. I have updated version would like to show you.
I don’t know what it is about you two but could watch you all day talk about anything! Great as always. Thanks for the great products and entertainment!
Would like a T-10 as well. Don't have to give up the flathead, though, just add the T-10. It has room to carry 3 arlund the outside, and yku can just keep the 4th in the "user" position.
I personally went with the Wera Stubby magazine. I consider Wera Tools to be of the most premium quality and liked their magazine design/access the most. This thing does look super clean though!
I LOVE my knafs driver! I, like you guys, went through multiple drivers and stripped a crazy amount of bits, and the knafs just feels like everything is perfect. Well I did replace the flat head with a t10 because my main carry is a benchmade. Great job Ben!
Just ordered mine. I’ve got more than enough drivers and bits from years of knife tinkering. Got this because: 1. It looks great 👍🏻 2. I appreciate the design thinking 3. Just want to support what you guys do for the knife community. Keep it up!
The nicest guy in Hollywood is Keanu Reeves. Whenever he makes a movie, it's a Blockbuster. The nicest guy in the Knife World is Ben of Knafs, whatever he touches turn to gold. We can feel the passion when Ben talks about a product. Great to see "fair dinkum" guys chatting & ranting (pros & cons) about their profession. Reckon Ben should create/invent a bit driver that could be use on multitools. Thought we throw that out there. Cowabunga.!!
I hope you guys continue to find reasons to continue making videos together. I always look forward to watching when I see a new one pop up in my TH-cam feed because of the fun friendly chemistry you guys have. 👍 ...and another fine Knafs project. Keep it up Ben 🙌
This looks great! I agree with Zac about the T10. It may not be as common as the flathead, but I need it for my Spyderco knives and I can use the flathead on my Victorinox. Also, the flathead is the easiest tool to improvise: a prybar, a dime, a key, even a fingernail can work in a pinch (at least to get by until you can find an actual flathead).
Great discussion and review! I’m in the process of ordering a Knafs S5 and what I’d like to see is maybe 4 bits on the outside and 1/2” shorter overall. Of course, that may all change once I have one in hand. Great videos, thanks for putting this into production and following your dreams!
I really dig the Kline tools 22 in 1 technician driver. I keep I in my tool bag it had everything in it to take my Benchmade Barrage apart no problem. Not super portable but, a great tool.
11:53 Zac! CRKT also sells it in a leather scout roll with Wiha bits inside! That's the one I got this year as well! And I am loving it! If only Ben released his bit driver sooner, I might have gotten his one!
I was literally just looking at Knafs and saw this driver when this video popped up. In my cart and getting ordered now! Love the work you both do in designing and educating people.
I bought a KNAFS bit driver to swap the scales on one of my landers to black micarta scales, and this also happened to be my first time customizing a knife (I’m new to this knives hobby). I’m really happy with my purchase, especially after watching this video explaining the why behind the design! You’re making some really great stuff, Ben! And great video as always, Zac and Jamie!
Buy cheap Chinese stuff or top tier stuff. Avoid the middle. Just getting out of collecting(outside a couple grails I may grab). Knives are 10x better than 10 years ago, and appear they will be 10x better in 10 more
Just placed my order. Picked up the T10 bit as well. Looking forward to retiring the blue box and using a well made driver! Thanks for the great video Zac and Ben.
Love you guys. I've been tinkering and taking things apart since I was 4 and I just love tools and their design and how it feels in the hand and from this end it look like you hit this one out of the park...great job and keep doing what you doing 😁
Very cool! I've been looking at various tools like this recently and I wasn't very happy with any of them. I have a Kobalt micro driver tool that uses the 4mm bits, but they are trash - they twist so easily. Bit storage is another gripe of mine with so many of these tools. Just ordered 2 Knafs drivers and a set of extra bits - one for Spydie maintenance, the other for work. Work, I need the P1/2, and small slotted screws fairly regularly, and this is the perfect balance for all of it.
I carry a CRKT driver at work and I really like it. Can carry four bits inside of it and it’s pretty compact. I work in IT and needed something for random screws I may need to undo when I’m not at my desk.
No knifes in bags yet thank goodness, I did have one almost bagbound after dropping it in the parking lot, washers pivot and all, the sand and dirt stuck nicely to everything. Had to breakdown that brand new knife twice all because I wanted different scales. Worth it.
I have it and love it! I think $25 is definitely reasonable for this tool. I couldn’t believe how smooth the end cap is but you do need the seat belts on if your going to fidget.
I bought the knafs. Only negative is the bit holder is short so it can't fit double ended bits or store them on the sides because the cavities are too short. So the excellent Hoto Precision bits aren't compatible. But, the wiha bits work in the Hoto. The Hoto also stores 24 bits and isn't too much bigger than the Knafs.
This is awesome! Especially for an always on you tool. Now I use a PB Tools stubby driver which is really nice, and the lift style bit „garage“ is really cool, but I have it in my backpack, not my edc pouch. And no, I have none of my knives in ziplock bags, if I disassemble one, I will keep going until it’s back together again 😅
Wow. Love the tool. Design a 1/4" version. I know you can do it! I use those all the time doing property maintenance. Not just knife stuff. Absolutely love your passion
just bought the driver! also a t10 from wiha's site bc knafs out, lol. t6, t8 & t10 will be perfect for me with my EDC balisongs! been looking for something exactly like this, can't wait to try it!
Watched this and ordered on my iPad half way through. I also agree about the T10 thing. Ben’s website (and Amazon) seem to be out of stock. Once I find one of those- it will be perfection.
Ordered! I have the Audacious Concept Knife Tool XS for on the go knife stuff (incredible tool), but will use this for at home use! I also picked up a mat💪
I use a bit driver all the time in my day job, and I've experimented with just about every brand out there and used them extensively. I landed on the Husky bit driver that was shown at the start of the video as the best for my needs and I've used one for years and years. On the Kanfs bit driver, I like the design choices Ben made. The choices he made make a lot of sense. The only thing I think I would have done differently is find a way to store the bit's internally, or more securely on the outside. Personally, I place a higher priority on being able to switch bits quickly and the seat belts seem fiddly and slow to use. I also think if you used the tool without the seat belts you would lose bits as you carried the tool around. I do think I'll buy one and try it out because other than the bit storage I love the design of the driver.
I probably qualify as a bit-driver addict so I've got a lot of years and a lot of drivers, good and bad, to compare. I was interested enough to buy one of these (thanks for the quick shipping!) and was so impressed that I ordered a second copy the next day. 👍 The only small thing I'd change would be to offer a choice between T10, slotted and P1 when ordering, but that's a small point. Very well done, and thanks!
I'm such a tinkerer too. I'm always taking stuff apart kr fiddling with something. But man I've stripped a lot of t6 bits because they just weren't good bits. Super handy to see the bits on the outside so it's easy to grab the one you need! Super cool driver hopefully I'll pick one up soon.
I was ready to buy a Wiha GoBox micro driver set when I saw the Knafs driver launch. Great driver and awesome that it uses the Wiha bits. The feel, fit, and finish is great too.
I like it a lot! In my head it is associated with the world of knives, so I agree with Zac that I would put a T10, which however I can change if I want it for more generalized use. I hope it is available in my country so I can buy it.
Just bought the Knafs driver a month or so ago after talking with Ben at Blade Show Texas. Honestly, I took the o-ring "seatbelts" off almost right away and fidget with this thing like crazy and have never had them fly off like they do in this video. I think it's fine without them. The driver truly is great though, just wish it had more bits. Thinking of getting a full bit kit of those smaller size Wiha bits just to keep handy.
I bought one over 3 weeks ago and have already used on a para 3 as well as 2 miguron knives and 2 cjrb knives and it has worked flawlessly on every torx encountered. Super fidget friendly and awesome to use.
As a retired IT guy, this screwdriver would be excellent in a technician kit!! Teeny laptop screws are perfect for this tool! I used Cornwell Tools precision driver set, which was great, but six individual drivers was fine in my toolbox at the shop, but not so much for field work
"You had me at hello!", all kidding aside this is a nice driver! I've been looking for something like this that would cost me a fortune! Love this driver, thank you!
Ordered mine when it dropped. Bought a T10 to go with it for my Spyderco knives. I just keep the flat head in the end and the 3 torx bits in the magnetic slots.
Outstanding, as always! Design question, could it be made with a 1/4” driver, and hollow out the storage areas more towards the center of the handle, to allow for storage of the larger bits? I’m not sure if I’m explaining my idea in a way that actually makes any sense 🤪. Regardless, I’ll be ordering one shortly. Wishing you both continued success!
I thinking it's perfect. I need one. Hope i can get it to Denmark. Got me a lander last week and love it 😉👍🏼. Thank you Ben. And thanks Zac and Jamie love the canal. 👍🏼😁
Love it! Haven’t gotten to check this one out yet. My daily “driver” is the griffin tool MK2 tool. Came with a set of wiha bits, ball bearing, 3 bits stored in the body, so yes, gotta dump it out, but its the 3 bits I need when servicing a knife, full size bits which I prefer, BUT, it’s a bit pricey. Great solution for the price!!!
I like the harbor freight icon bit ratchet set. It's more than the knafs driver, but it uses 1/4 bits, ratchets, has an extension, can be used as a T-handle, and comes with all the bits you need, and a 1/4 socket adaptor. Only drawbacks are the weight and cost, but it's a great one and done solution.
I use the Wiha stubby and the CRKT-Wu driver. Every now and then (esp. with goops of LocTite) I can't get the torque necessary with the CRKT/pen style driver, but the girth of the stubby gave enough. I think it may be really nice to have a 4mm hex hole on the SIDE of the KNAFS driver, so I can stick one of the extra hex bits in there for occasional extra leverage and extra torque - kinda like using an allen-key.
For me a set up with T6, T8, T10, T15 would cover all my needs because i do carry more over built style knives and the T10 and T15 are pretty important for me.
Its funny sitting here finally ordering the lander and the driver. I literally have 2 of those husky driver sets sitting next to me one in torx and the other in phillips/straight and have been using them for many years
That is a rad tool design. I will have to pick one up but I have to add this is not just for knives, a little driver is super useful for many other things. One random one, my nephew's 3rd birthday, every toy he got was screwed into the box, then needed a screwdriver for battery panels.... I have a multitool but this would have been amazing to use for that. Also this video was awesome, didn't think I would watch it to the end but great video.
Gonna have to grab one of these to upgrade the burrito at some point; while I have a larger IFIXIT bit driver set (I work mainly with computers and small electronics) that's ideal for general light duty and really weird fasteners, the one that came with the burrito is a bit insufficient for the intended application. Genuinely excellent function-informed design, and an inspiration to tinker and invent too. Really love these deeply introspective types of videos on EDC gear and the tools we use to maintain them. You're one of a few channels that really delve into the "why" of a tool's form or inclusion in a kit regularly, keep it up! And I'm the one-in-one hundred oddball that wants a phillips bit on it instead of the flathead. 😅
personally, i really love my hoto tool i got off amazon for everyday precision work because of the form factor and how many bits it has for electronics and knives, i love wera bits the most theyre basically bulletproof, and the icon flex head ratchet bit set is by far one of the best knife tools you can get, the only good tool from harbor freight lol. the thing i love about it is that since it comes with an extension handle, you can really fine tune knives especially balisongs to exactly what you need vs sitting there and tweaking on a screw too tight then too loose
I love my Hoto as well. Far superior to anything they brought into this video. The drivers they presented are garbage and too large when compared to what you get with the Hoto tool.
Glad to see another episod with you two guys. Couple of thoughts, although I haven't handled Ben's screwdriver yet, if it's hollow it could have fit 1,2,3 extra bits inside(guess you'd have to lose the spinning cap), it also looks like it could fit the 4'th bit on the outside among the other 3.
Neat design! My two main thoughts are: What about an accompanying pen-shaped bit holder? And would it be possible to squeeze a 1/4" driver into a pen shape? Pen loops are common, so I love the idea of being able to drop a small screwdriver kit into 1 or 2 loops. No need for a separate case to protect other stuff in the bag.
This very interesting. Not that the Kershaw tool bothered me to dump the bits out, but it is noisy if you get to moving around as it jingles and adds a bearing feature with onboard storage. 👍
I agree with Ben on everything he says for some reason. I am impressed by the design and the philosophy and the fact that he can compliment a competitor and still make something he believes is better.
I've been carrying the crkt in my back pocket organizer. Its great but the bearing tears a hole in my pocket. I also like the idea of carrying extra bits. I'm in construction and need one all the time for exploratory issues before I get my "real" tools out. Hopefully I can make the 4 mil bits work for what I need because I just bought one. Thanks fellers.
Best tip I’ve ever been given was to set up my phone to record disassembly. It helps so much for knives, firearms, cars, locks, etc. EVERYTHING. saved my butt a number of times
All day! Great tip!
@@zacinthewild . Do you have a email so we can send you pictures of are carries . I sent a pic on Instagram but it was never seen. I have updated version would like to show you.
I don’t know what it is about you two but could watch you all day talk about anything! Great as always. Thanks for the great products and entertainment!
BEN AND ZAC AT IT AGAIN??? Instantly the best video of the day! Love you guys ❣
Hope you dig it! The support means the world🤘
Already liked in second 6, lol.
Would like a T-10 as well. Don't have to give up the flathead, though, just add the T-10. It has room to carry 3 arlund the outside, and yku can just keep the 4th in the "user" position.
I personally went with the Wera Stubby magazine. I consider Wera Tools to be of the most premium quality and liked their magazine design/access the most.
This thing does look super clean though!
I LOVE my knafs driver! I, like you guys, went through multiple drivers and stripped a crazy amount of bits, and the knafs just feels like everything is perfect. Well I did replace the flat head with a t10 because my main carry is a benchmade. Great job Ben!
Just ordered mine.
I’ve got more than enough drivers and bits from years of knife tinkering. Got this because:
1. It looks great 👍🏻
2. I appreciate the design thinking
3. Just want to support what you guys do for the knife community. Keep it up!
Really means a lot! Would love to hear your take on it!
The nicest guy in Hollywood is Keanu Reeves. Whenever he makes a movie, it's a Blockbuster. The nicest guy in the Knife World is Ben of Knafs, whatever he touches turn to gold. We can feel the passion when Ben talks about a product. Great to see "fair dinkum" guys chatting & ranting (pros & cons) about their profession. Reckon Ben should create/invent a bit driver that could be use on multitools. Thought we throw that out there. Cowabunga.!!
I hope you guys continue to find reasons to continue making videos together. I always look forward to watching when I see a new one pop up in my TH-cam feed because of the fun friendly chemistry you guys have. 👍
...and another fine Knafs project. Keep it up Ben 🙌
Hats off to Ben. He's pretty much reinvented the wheel with every product he comes out with. He's a marketing genius to get people to buy this stuff.
This looks great! I agree with Zac about the T10. It may not be as common as the flathead, but I need it for my Spyderco knives and I can use the flathead on my Victorinox. Also, the flathead is the easiest tool to improvise: a prybar, a dime, a key, even a fingernail can work in a pinch (at least to get by until you can find an actual flathead).
Great discussion and review! I’m in the process of ordering a Knafs S5 and what I’d like to see is maybe 4 bits on the outside and 1/2” shorter overall. Of course, that may all change once I have one in hand. Great videos, thanks for putting this into production and following your dreams!
Hard to beat the Klein Tools precision driver set for a desk/toolbox setup, but this looks like a good compact option
I really dig the Kline tools 22 in 1 technician driver. I keep I in my tool bag it had everything in it to take my Benchmade Barrage apart no problem. Not super portable but, a great tool.
11:53 Zac! CRKT also sells it in a leather scout roll with Wiha bits inside!
That's the one I got this year as well! And I am loving it! If only Ben released his bit driver sooner, I might have gotten his one!
I was literally just looking at Knafs and saw this driver when this video popped up. In my cart and getting ordered now! Love the work you both do in designing and educating people.
Yeah!🤘
The driver looks awesome! Love how much thought Ben put into the design. Functionality and the colours are right up my street.
Cheers guys!
I bought a KNAFS bit driver to swap the scales on one of my landers to black micarta scales, and this also happened to be my first time customizing a knife (I’m new to this knives hobby). I’m really happy with my purchase, especially after watching this video explaining the why behind the design! You’re making some really great stuff, Ben! And great video as always, Zac and Jamie!
Buy cheap Chinese stuff or top tier stuff. Avoid the middle. Just getting out of collecting(outside a couple grails I may grab). Knives are 10x better than 10 years ago, and appear they will be 10x better in 10 more
Been building a new EDC pouch to carry in my backpack. The new Knafs one looks like a good idea.
Just placed my order. Picked up the T10 bit as well. Looking forward to retiring the blue box and using a well made driver! Thanks for the great video Zac and Ben.
It is night and day! Let me know how you like it🤘
Great new product Ben! Love the videos with you and Zak talking gear. ✌
Love sitting down with this dude!
Love you guys. I've been tinkering and taking things apart since I was 4 and I just love tools and their design and how it feels in the hand and from this end it look like you hit this one out of the park...great job and keep doing what you doing 😁
Zac and Ben = Zen
I just got the Wiha torx bits selector because I didn't have a T6 to switch a pocket clip. Great video!
Love this!! I might have to steal it🤣
@@zacinthewild 😄
Its not a new thing now, but i got the bit driver a few days ago, & i LOVE it!!!
Its just so solid & spinny!
Very cool! I've been looking at various tools like this recently and I wasn't very happy with any of them. I have a Kobalt micro driver tool that uses the 4mm bits, but they are trash - they twist so easily.
Bit storage is another gripe of mine with so many of these tools.
Just ordered 2 Knafs drivers and a set of extra bits - one for Spydie maintenance, the other for work. Work, I need the P1/2, and small slotted screws fairly regularly, and this is the perfect balance for all of it.
I love when the both of you get together. Awesome content as always.
Also, cool fact there is a 4mm to 1/4" converter. Just hard to find.
I love the thought Ben brings to the knife world !
Love hearing you and Ben talk about product design and philosophy!
I carry a CRKT driver at work and I really like it. Can carry four bits inside of it and it’s pretty compact. I work in IT and needed something for random screws I may need to undo when I’m not at my desk.
No knifes in bags yet thank goodness, I did have one almost bagbound after dropping it in the parking lot, washers pivot and all, the sand and dirt stuck nicely to everything. Had to breakdown that brand new knife twice all because I wanted different scales. Worth it.
I bought two kits with CRKT brass drivers that have a leather roll up and about 15 bits.. but I like Ben's driver interest me.
Another Zac and Ben video! I'm here for it! The moment I saw that Ben made a bit driver I ordered it immediately! Cant wait for it to arrive :)
940 Pivot is T10. Worth noting.
I have it and love it! I think $25 is definitely reasonable for this tool. I couldn’t believe how smooth the end cap is but you do need the seat belts on if your going to fidget.
I got a screwdriver from Amazon that's like those old pens that you can select the color. Only with different screwdriver tips, it's incredible
I bought the knafs. Only negative is the bit holder is short so it can't fit double ended bits or store them on the sides because the cavities are too short.
So the excellent Hoto Precision bits aren't compatible. But, the wiha bits work in the Hoto. The Hoto also stores 24 bits and isn't too much bigger than the Knafs.
I think it needs a rubber washer that slides over the bit’s for retention and grip 25:25
This is awesome! Especially for an always on you tool. Now I use a PB Tools stubby driver which is really nice, and the lift style bit „garage“ is really cool, but I have it in my backpack, not my edc pouch. And no, I have none of my knives in ziplock bags, if I disassemble one, I will keep going until it’s back together again 😅
Wow. Love the tool. Design a 1/4" version. I know you can do it! I use those all the time doing property maintenance. Not just knife stuff. Absolutely love your passion
yeah and it wouldn't make it that much bigger.
So good to see these two together on screen again. I miss the older Blade HQ videos. I miss Kurt as well. Haha
I’ve had my KNAFS driver for a few weeks, it’s outstanding.
The Knafs Bit Driver is fantastic! I cannot suggest it enough! I have gotten so many friends and family members to order one.
just bought the driver! also a t10 from wiha's site bc knafs out, lol. t6, t8 & t10 will be perfect for me with my EDC balisongs! been looking for something exactly like this, can't wait to try it!
Watched this and ordered on my iPad half way through.
I also agree about the T10 thing. Ben’s website (and Amazon) seem to be out of stock. Once I find one of those- it will be perfection.
Ordered! I have the Audacious Concept Knife Tool XS for on the go knife stuff (incredible tool), but will use this for at home use! I also picked up a mat💪
I use a bit driver all the time in my day job, and I've experimented with just about every brand out there and used them extensively. I landed on the Husky bit driver that was shown at the start of the video as the best for my needs and I've used one for years and years. On the Kanfs bit driver, I like the design choices Ben made. The choices he made make a lot of sense. The only thing I think I would have done differently is find a way to store the bit's internally, or more securely on the outside. Personally, I place a higher priority on being able to switch bits quickly and the seat belts seem fiddly and slow to use. I also think if you used the tool without the seat belts you would lose bits as you carried the tool around. I do think I'll buy one and try it out because other than the bit storage I love the design of the driver.
I probably qualify as a bit-driver addict so I've got a lot of years and a lot of drivers, good and bad, to compare. I was interested enough to buy one of these (thanks for the quick shipping!) and was so impressed that I ordered a second copy the next day. 👍 The only small thing I'd change would be to offer a choice between T10, slotted and P1 when ordering, but that's a small point. Very well done, and thanks!
Definitely jumping on this when I can. I stripped the bits on the Kershaw fixing a 110 sport. The best bits for THAT price. Yep I'm doing it.
I love it! I would have added knurling at the bottom where your fingers grip it
I like how you can put together vans, engines, bikes, etc but the Boker is what gets ya!
Ben makes things that are needed in the community. Well done, AGAIN 👍
The Benchmade Bluebox was my first bit set! Serviceable for what it is. Nice to have the 3 sizes. I do tend to prefer to have a T10 available.
I'm such a tinkerer too. I'm always taking stuff apart kr fiddling with something.
But man I've stripped a lot of t6 bits because they just weren't good bits.
Super handy to see the bits on the outside so it's easy to grab the one you need!
Super cool driver hopefully I'll pick one up soon.
Why do I feel like these guys are the friendliest in the business?
I was ready to buy a Wiha GoBox micro driver set when I saw the Knafs driver launch. Great driver and awesome that it uses the Wiha bits. The feel, fit, and finish is great too.
I like it a lot! In my head it is associated with the world of knives, so I agree with Zac that I would put a T10, which however I can change if I want it for more generalized use. I hope it is available in my country so I can buy it.
Enjoyed it Zac. I'm for sure snag'n a couple of these drivers.
Congrats on the cool design Ben.
Thanks!🙏
@@zacinthewild Heck yeah dude. Love your channel.
Great timing. I was looking at a Big Idea screwdriver but I'm going for this one.
Just bought the Knafs driver a month or so ago after talking with Ben at Blade Show Texas. Honestly, I took the o-ring "seatbelts" off almost right away and fidget with this thing like crazy and have never had them fly off like they do in this video. I think it's fine without them. The driver truly is great though, just wish it had more bits. Thinking of getting a full bit kit of those smaller size Wiha bits just to keep handy.
Great to see you two in a video again. Ben your hair looks great!
I bought one over 3 weeks ago and have already used on a para 3 as well as 2 miguron knives and 2 cjrb knives and it has worked flawlessly on every torx encountered. Super fidget friendly and awesome to use.
Ordered. Looks awesome. Thanks guys!
Yep, got one ordered. Gotta support Ben! :D
As a retired IT guy, this screwdriver would be excellent in a technician kit!! Teeny laptop screws are perfect for this tool!
I used Cornwell Tools precision driver set, which was great, but six individual drivers was fine in my toolbox at the shop, but not so much for field work
Have you seen the ifixit mako kit. I used a laptop backpack and they fit in the small top pouch.
Yeah I ordered one today can't wait for it to get here It looks really sweet
Ben and Sac together is the best damn thing!!!!!
"You had me at hello!", all kidding aside this is a nice driver! I've been looking for something like this that would cost me a fortune! Love this driver, thank you!
Ordered mine when it dropped. Bought a T10 to go with it for my Spyderco knives. I just keep the flat head in the end and the 3 torx bits in the magnetic slots.
Great way to carry four!
Outstanding, as always! Design question, could it be made with a 1/4” driver, and hollow out the storage areas more towards the center of the handle, to allow for storage of the larger bits? I’m not sure if I’m explaining my idea in a way that actually makes any sense 🤪. Regardless, I’ll be ordering one shortly. Wishing you both continued success!
I thinking it's perfect. I need one.
Hope i can get it to Denmark.
Got me a lander last week and love it 😉👍🏼.
Thank you Ben.
And thanks Zac and Jamie love the canal. 👍🏼😁
The best entertainment duo ever!!!
Love it! Haven’t gotten to check this one out yet. My daily “driver” is the griffin tool MK2 tool. Came with a set of wiha bits, ball bearing, 3 bits stored in the body, so yes, gotta dump it out, but its the 3 bits I need when servicing a knife, full size bits which I prefer, BUT, it’s a bit pricey. Great solution for the price!!!
As a fellow Utahn I love this content
I like the harbor freight icon bit ratchet set. It's more than the knafs driver, but it uses 1/4 bits, ratchets, has an extension, can be used as a T-handle, and comes with all the bits you need, and a 1/4 socket adaptor. Only drawbacks are the weight and cost, but it's a great one and done solution.
Watched this, then 19 hours of TH-cam videos on bit drivers this gets suggested to me again. All great stories come back to the beginning.
I use the Wiha stubby and the CRKT-Wu driver. Every now and then (esp. with goops of LocTite) I can't get the torque necessary with the CRKT/pen style driver, but the girth of the stubby gave enough. I think it may be really nice to have a 4mm hex hole on the SIDE of the KNAFS driver, so I can stick one of the extra hex bits in there for occasional extra leverage and extra torque - kinda like using an allen-key.
Bought it on launch day. It's perfect when paired with the Tool Burrito!
2x Wiha Bit Selector 1/4" Torx + 1x Engineer DST-06 to hold a screw + 1x Wera 813R to unscrew.
OR, add a fourth groove. Since there are only three, I’ll store my T10 (or whichever one I used last) in the tip. I like it.
For me a set up with T6, T8, T10, T15 would cover all my needs because i do carry more over built style knives and the T10 and T15 are pretty important for me.
Gor my lander yesterday, favorite small knife so far, and big banter is my favorite full size.
No ziploc bag knives yet, haha
Its funny sitting here finally ordering the lander and the driver. I literally have 2 of those husky driver sets sitting next to me one in torx and the other in phillips/straight and have been using them for many years
Immediately ordered, looks awesome. Ben knows what's up 🤘
Have you guys considered uploading these videos as podcasts in audio form? They are excellent 👌
I'm doing it wrong?!Impossible 🤬
Good to see you guys together 🫡
Gotta have one. Just ordered it Thanks
That is a rad tool design. I will have to pick one up but I have to add this is not just for knives, a little driver is super useful for many other things. One random one, my nephew's 3rd birthday, every toy he got was screwed into the box, then needed a screwdriver for battery panels.... I have a multitool but this would have been amazing to use for that. Also this video was awesome, didn't think I would watch it to the end but great video.
Thank you Ben for another in a lone of awesome innovative tools.
Been in the market for a driver and you guys sold me on this one.
Knife Banter hasn’t been the same since you guys left.
Gonna have to grab one of these to upgrade the burrito at some point; while I have a larger IFIXIT bit driver set (I work mainly with computers and small electronics) that's ideal for general light duty and really weird fasteners, the one that came with the burrito is a bit insufficient for the intended application. Genuinely excellent function-informed design, and an inspiration to tinker and invent too.
Really love these deeply introspective types of videos on EDC gear and the tools we use to maintain them. You're one of a few channels that really delve into the "why" of a tool's form or inclusion in a kit regularly, keep it up!
And I'm the one-in-one hundred oddball that wants a phillips bit on it instead of the flathead. 😅
That new driver he designed looks awesome I must try one out.
personally, i really love my hoto tool i got off amazon for everyday precision work because of the form factor and how many bits it has for electronics and knives, i love wera bits the most theyre basically bulletproof, and the icon flex head ratchet bit set is by far one of the best knife tools you can get, the only good tool from harbor freight lol. the thing i love about it is that since it comes with an extension handle, you can really fine tune knives especially balisongs to exactly what you need vs sitting there and tweaking on a screw too tight then too loose
I love my Hoto as well. Far superior to anything they brought into this video. The drivers they presented are garbage and too large when compared to what you get with the Hoto tool.
Glad to see another episod with you two guys. Couple of thoughts, although I haven't handled Ben's screwdriver yet, if it's hollow it could have fit 1,2,3 extra bits inside(guess you'd have to lose the spinning cap), it also looks like it could fit the 4'th bit on the outside among the other 3.
Neat design! My two main thoughts are: What about an accompanying pen-shaped bit holder? And would it be possible to squeeze a 1/4" driver into a pen shape? Pen loops are common, so I love the idea of being able to drop a small screwdriver kit into 1 or 2 loops. No need for a separate case to protect other stuff in the bag.
got mine at blade show tx after talking with ben, it’s a fun fidget and even more useful lil guy.
I hate how much I love to fidget with it🤣
This very interesting. Not that the Kershaw tool bothered me to dump the bits out, but it is noisy if you get to moving around as it jingles and adds a bearing feature with onboard storage. 👍
I agree with Ben on everything he says for some reason. I am impressed by the design and the philosophy and the fact that he can compliment a competitor and still make something he believes is better.
He puts a ton of thought and R&D into his stuff for sure🤘
I have a small ifixit kit that has been ‘ol reliable, but I was sold the second I saw that thing spin. I’m ordering one later today.
Very ingenious design. Congrats to Ben for that. Great video guys
I've been carrying the crkt in my back pocket organizer. Its great but the bearing tears a hole in my pocket. I also like the idea of carrying extra bits. I'm in construction and need one all the time for exploratory issues before I get my "real" tools out. Hopefully I can make the 4 mil bits work for what I need because I just bought one. Thanks fellers.