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Spinner-Cap 1/4 in Hex Bit Driver Handle
A 26 mm fluted palm driver handle, 109 mm long, with a 14 mm deep socket for standard 1/4 in (6.35 mm across flats) hex bits. A print-in-place spinner cap on top lets you keep pressing down with your palm while you twirl a screw in with your fingers. It gives you a proper precision-style driver for the bits already in your drawer when you're working on appliances, consoles and electronics.
1/4 in Hex Bit Offset Stubby Wrench
A flat 133 mm wrench for getting into tight spots. One end has a 12-point socket for standard 1/4 in (6.35 mm) hex insert bits, so you can turn a screw inside a cramped appliance or chair housing in 30° swings where a screwdriver won't fit. The other end is a 6-point box end for M5 hex nuts (8 mm across flats). It prints flat at 9 mm thick, so the turning force runs along the layers, and it has an M4 clearance hole for hanging it up.
1/4 in Hex Bit Stair Rack
A two-tier bench rack that stands 16 standard 1/4 inch (6.35 mm across flats) hex driver bits upright in hexagonal pockets — a low front row for 25 mm insert bits and a taller back row deep enough for 50 mm power bits, so every tip marking stays readable. 108 x 40 x 28 mm with a 6 mm screw trough down the middle and two M4 clearance holes to bolt it to a bench top or drawer base.