Folding titanium scissors, an eleven-bit driver, a wrench the size of a key, a magnetic fly holder: small metal tools machined tighter than the job strictly demands.
A 3D-printed titanium ratcheting bit-driver with three working shapes
→ leatherman.com
Amber-translucent arcade sprites for the end of a knife lanyard
→ amazon.com
An ultra-thin titanium EDC knife fixes its one real gripe
→ gearpatrol.com
A 75 mm titanium driver with its own bits folded into the handle
→ oknife.com
A pocket-sized magnetic tray for flies, screws, and anything metal
→ clingfishing.com
A keychain-size titanium ratchet with a real 72-tooth mechanism
→ kickstarter.com
A second clip built in, so it rides flat instead of dangling
→ blankforces.com
It gets longer, and the tip comes out the other way
→ youtube.com
Grade 5 titanium with a glowing vial in the tail
→ theawesomer.com
24-gram titanium scissors that fold flat for pocket carry
→ cwandt.com
A 0.35oz titanium keychain tool with six functions
→ countycomm.com
The multi-bit driver a Repair Cafe volunteer calls a magic key
→ kleintools.com
A refillable stainless lighter built to be fidgeted with
→ craighill.co
A pocket-size multi-tool shaped like a tiny adjustable wrench
→ kikkerland.com
A pull-out steel cable that locks through any zipper or handle
→ kk.org