Sometimes the best things, or in the case most useful things, are the simplest and cheapest things. The Natico Tool Kit with Level and Bit Set is a screwdriver and level in one. Dare we say it’s handy? For a mere $8.40 (before shipping) it includes a case and three different bits that should handle most manual screw driver jobs.

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I’ll be honest, when I first saw the Screwpop I was skeptical to say the least.  But after using it for some odd jobs I’m pretty impressed.  The finish isn’t as superior as some might desire, but it’s solid build will last years to come, though it will be sure to get scuffed up.

The screw driver bit includes a philips end, a flat head end and a small ball bearing to keep it locked into place.  While it could be a tad tighter to prevent unwanted fall outs I never had a problem carrying the handy device on my key chain.  The bottle opener section double as a wrench.  While most will be popping cold ones with this part it is nice to have a 1/4″ hex at a hands reach.

So is the Screwpop worth $5?  Hells yes. My cable man agreed, especially when he borrowed it to install an additional outlet in my home.

Pros:

• Solid build
• Inexpensive
• Philips and flat head in one

Cons:

• Adds weight to key chain
• Ball bearing on screw driver head could be tighter
• Easy to lose

You can buy one here

Bob Vila ain’t got nothing to say about this handy gadget!  Condensing 4 screwdrivers into one, this Auto-Loading ScrewDriver has two phillip’s head and two flat head screwdrivers each with two different sizes.  Each bit is magnetic and the whole thing looks really easy to use (see pic).

The whole package costs $30 and comes with a smaller screwdriver that uses even smaller bits.  Great gift idea for the tool junkie in your family.

[via CraziestGadgets]

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