PIQ06102-1 Teeny Turner Screwdriver

My car remote had tiny screws, and this screwdriver made the battery replacement quick and easy. It's magnetized, so the screwdriver easily stayed connected with the screws. I wasn't sure if the magnet feature was important, but after working with tiny screws, I'd say it's essential. By the way, on the Amazon photo, this screwdriver's the one titled "Teeny Turner" and not the one titled "Stubby."There are 7 bits, including:- Small flat-head and a tiny flat-head- Small Phillips and a tiny Phillips- 6-pointed star in three sizes- If you want more size details, Amazon's photos gives numbers.I love that the unused bits are all held on the outer part of the screwdriver so you don't have to worry about losing them. They stay in place because of friction from a rubber band wrapped around the core.FYI - When the unit arrived, I was pleasantly surprised to see the packaging said that the handle and shank are made in Canada, while the bits are made in Taiwan. I've only used it to change my car remote's battery, but my initial sense is that it's a quality product. And it makes me feel more secure that it's made in Taiwan rather than China. And no, I'm not a China basher; in fact, I think China's economic boom is amazing and I recognize that many Chinese firms produce high quality produces (e.g., Apple's gadgets). Having said that, some Chinese factories produce junk. So for this precision tool, I'm glad it's made in Canada and Taiwan.In my opinion, if you're working with small screws, I think this set is about as small as it gets and has a great price (I paid $8.71 on Amazon).

I use the Tiny Turner for everything from eyeglasses to pocket knives. The quality is top notch and the bit retention is flawless. I save time and trouble by seeing the exact bit that I need and using the extra bit to push it out -- thereby solving the problem of bits getting lost. The magnetic bit retention is strong and means that I never worry about a bit dropping out of the shaft.I considered giving it a 4-star rating because it is so round and is sometimes hard to store. For compactness, I use a fixed driver. When I need something on my bench or in my box that doesn't take up much space, is very versatile and really gets the job done, I go with the Teeny Turner. 5-stars.

Always good to have a screwdriver or two handy - especially when you fly.Bought one of these locally (NOT thru Amazon), when I noticed a jar near the cashier area with just a couple of them left.Have spent many years flying and have had several occasions where something has gone wrong with a headset (mine or a co-workers),or other piece of equipment (2-way radios, avionics, personal items, etc).Luckily, having this Teeny-Turner in my flight bag has allowed me to tear-down, modify/repair and rebuild a headset - withouthaving to waste mission time with landing and trying to find tools to resolve the problem.For the price, it practically pays for itself when you run into that situation when you need it - especially when you're mobile.- Tool box- Bug-out / EDC bag- Jockey box- PurseWhatever you have, this doesn't take up much space and can help immensely if/when something breaks or comes apart.

I've been using this for a year now since i "borrowed" it from my cousin because my xbox broke [internal disk drive was jammed]..I opened the xbox and fixed the drive with the Teeny turner when everything else was too big and failed. Unfortunately, after a while my xbox kept breaking again [due to the xbox 360 known lousy durability] and i had to fix it all over again.Being my cousin generous and all he decided for me to keep it for a while and even after a year [i know a year and i still didn't return it] this is the most useful tool to open gadgets i have around the house.Anyways i found this on amazon and got surprised that it only costs like 8 bucks!! totally unbelievable. So without hesitation i bought a couple to give to my cousin and keep a to myself.Highly recommended. Though just wish i could pick the color cause i got purple which is the same color as my old teeny turner.

I love this little thing. Very high quality.

I have a LOT of screwdrivers of all different types and sizes. Did I really need to buy more? Absolutely not. However, someone at work was using one of these to work on wire terminals with really tiny screws. I took a mental note and not long after I was also working on something with very tiny screws. I'm sure you know what happened next.I rarely use this screwdriver, but when I need it, I NEED it. I prefer it to eyeglass screwdrivers whenever possible because the handle is a larger diameter which makes it easier to control the torque applied. Alas, my fat fingers are not built for skinny little eyeglass screwdrivers.Everything is well made. The bits store in the handle and stay put (to the point where you need to push them out with another bit-- not much chance of losing one). Note that the bits are 3/16", which is smaller than the typical 1/4" bits you see on other non-precision screwdrivers. They don't interchange but that's not really a problem-- save this for precision work, not for hanging ceiling fans or putting furniture together.When I bought this, I got it as some sort of crazy Amazon deal for about $2 each. Don't ask me how I managed that, but I bought 2 of them. One is on my electronics workbench, the other is in my big, heavy home repair tool bag that I love but absolutely dread picking up. In retrospect, at that price I should've bought a whole bunch and shared them with friends. Oh well.As of this writing the price is about $12, which is not bad for a quality, precision screwdriver. I would buy it again at the current price if I needed it. The quality is very good and it is invaluable for dealing with tiny screws (which seem to be more common every day).