CRAFTSMAN Multi-Bit Screwdriver Set – Service Van Ready Tool for Pros Driving Multiple Screw Sizes
CRAFTSMAN Multi-Bit Screwdriver Set – Service Van Ready Tool for Pros Driving Multiple Screw Sizes
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Why you'll love it
- replaces multiple tools with one compact driver saving space in drawers and tool belts
- trusted Craftsman legacy brand reputation for durability and quality
- comfortable acetate handle provides grip and torque for tough jobs without hand fatigue
- chrome-plated shaft resists rust and corrosion for long tool life
- bit storage in the shaft means bits stay with the tool and don't get lost
- dual nut-driving capability eliminates the need for a separate nut driver
Perfect for
- driving multiple screw sizes without switching tools
- loosening or tightening 1/4" and 5/16" nuts in appliances and furniture
- furniture assembly and disassembly
- general household repairs and maintenance
- portable carry for on-the-go jobs and quick fixes
Product Information
Convenient in shaft bit storage Dual sided removeable shaft for 1/4" and 5/16" nut driving capability Legacy Craftsman acetate handle designed for comfort, torque and durability Chrome plated to resist corrosion
Craftsman’s 6-in-1 multi-bit screwdriver delivers the convenience of multiple screw and nut driver sizes in one. All bits store easily and conveniently in shaft and handle, and the removeable shaft offers ¼” and 5/6” nut driving capability. The legacy Craftsman acetate handle is designed for comfort, torque and durability
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this save me time on job sites compared to swapping bits manually?
Yes. The 6-in-1 design keeps the most common bits stored in the shaft, so you spend less time digging through bags and more time driving fasteners. It is a real workflow upgrade for service calls.
Can I use it to drive 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch nuts on appliances?
Yes. The removable dual-sided shaft is sized for both 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch hex nuts, which covers most appliance, furniture, and electrical fasteners you will encounter.
Does the handle provide enough torque for stubborn fasteners?
The acetate handle is shaped for grip and torque transfer, and the full-size shaft gives you the leverage to break loose stuck screws without excessive hand fatigue.
Is this durable enough for daily professional use?
The chrome-plated shaft resists rust and corrosion, and the acetate handle is built for long-term durability. For light to medium professional use on appliances, fixtures, and furniture, it holds up well.
Will the bits stay organized in a moving service van?
Yes. The in-shaft bit storage holds the bits inside the tool, so they do not rattle loose or get lost in transit between job sites.
Is this a good primary driver for an electrician?
It works well as a primary everyday driver for outlet and switch work, panel cover screws, and small appliance repairs. Most electricians keep it on their belt as a fast-grab alternative to a heavier bit driver.
Will it help me handle mixed fastening jobs on a single call?
Yes. You can move between Phillips, slotted, and nut-driving tasks without leaving the work area to find another tool, which speeds up maintenance visits significantly.
Is it compact enough to carry on a tool belt all day?
Yes. It is a single-tool design that takes the place of multiple drivers, so it adds less weight to your belt and leaves room for other essentials.
Does it replace a separate nut driver on most jobs?
For 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch nuts, yes. The dual-sided nut-driving shaft eliminates the need to carry a separate nut driver for the most common sizes.
How does it compare to a powered multi-bit driver?
A powered driver is faster on long screw runs, but a manual multi-bit screwdriver is faster to grab, has no batteries to charge, and fits in tighter spaces. Many pros keep both, but the manual version is the one that is always ready.
Is it better than carrying a full set of individual screwdrivers?
For the six most common fastener types it covers, yes. A full set is heavier, takes more space, and slows you down when you are reaching for the right driver.
How does it compare to a 4-in-1 ratcheting driver?
A 4-in-1 ratcheting driver adds speed but usually costs more and is bulkier. This 6-in-1 offers more bit options and nut driving at a lower price, which makes it a strong everyday value.
Will the chrome finish hold up to sweat and shop grime?
The chrome-plated finish resists corrosion and wipes clean easily, so it tolerates the sweat, dust, and oils common in workshop and job site environments.
Is the handle comfortable during long repair sessions?
Yes. The acetate handle is shaped to reduce hand fatigue and gives a secure grip even when applying high torque, which matters on multi-hour service calls.
Does it help me stay organized when juggling multiple tasks?
Yes. With bits stored in the shaft, you are not setting parts down on a customer's counter or losing them in a busy workspace, which keeps your workflow cleaner and faster.
Is it suitable for high-volume professional use?
It is best for light to medium professional use. For heavy production work, pair it with a powered driver, but for service calls, maintenance rounds, and quick fixes, it is more than capable.
How do I switch between bits in the 6-in-1 screwdriver?
Pull the shaft out of the handle to access the bit storage chamber, swap the bit you need into the driving end, then reinsert the shaft. The design keeps the unused bits contained so they do not get lost during the swap.
How do I use the 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch nut driver ends?
Unscrew the shaft from the handle and flip it to expose the opposite hex socket. One end is sized for 1/4 inch nuts and the other for 5/16 inch nuts, covering most common household and appliance fasteners.
How do I clean and care for the screwdriver to extend its life?
Wipe the shaft with a dry cloth after use, occasionally apply a light oil to the bit storage area, and store the tool in a dry location. The chrome plating resists rust, but keeping it clean will preserve the finish and the bit fit.
Are the replacement bits standard sizes I can buy anywhere?
Yes. The driver uses standard 1/4 inch hex-shank bits, which are widely available at hardware stores and online. This makes it easy to customize the bit set for specialty fasteners.
Is this compatible with impact drivers or power drill adapters?
No, this is a manual screwdriver designed for hand-driven use only. The handle and shaft are not rated for impact or drill chuck use, and forcing it into a power tool can damage the tool or the workpiece.
What is included in the box when I order this?
The package includes the CRAFTSMAN 6-in-1 multi-bit screwdriver with the six bits preloaded in the shaft storage. No batteries, cases, or extra accessories are required to start using it.
Is the screwdriver safe to use on electrical fixtures?
The shaft is not insulated for live electrical work, so always de-energize circuits before working on outlets, switches, or panels. For energized circuits, use a properly rated insulated tool.
Will the bits wear out or strip screws over time?
Like any driver, bits will eventually wear with heavy use. The included bits are hardened for everyday tasks, and replacement standard 1/4 inch hex bits are inexpensive and easy to swap in.
What is the difference between a multi-bit screwdriver and a regular screwdriver?
A regular screwdriver has a single fixed bit, while a multi-bit screwdriver stores several interchangeable bits in the shaft and often includes nut-driving ends. The multi-bit version replaces several single drivers with one tool.
