Looking for slim phillips screwdriver #0 or #00 (right angle)

[kinova]

Hi,

I'm looking for a slim (<0.75in) from tip to back right angle screwdriver #0 or #00.

Any ideas where I could get this?
Do you think I should bend a small #00 screwdriver into a right-angle?

Thanks!

 

[BillK]

Do you think I should bend a small #00 screwdriver into a right-angle?

Thanks!

That is what I would do. Just be careful, some screwdrivers are hardened and will snap if you don't heat them first.

 

[bart1]

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0032UNUVQ/?tag=atomicindus08-20

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003TSMQWU/?tag=atomicindus08-20

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4065197&postcount=8

 

[Biomed]

Attached photo is a Williams 30012 I have been using lately for tight access phillips and 1/4" drive socket applications. The tool is about 4.75" long (literature says 5") and is 1" thick when using standard 1" insert bits. However I have some stubby Snap-on #2 phillips bits that are only 11/16". I've seen #0, 1 and 2 phillips bits, not sure about 00.

Got mine from Industrial Supply Denver: http://www.industrialsupplydenver.com/wi1sqdrrawrl.html

 

[bart1]

Attached photo is a Williams 30012 I have been using lately for tight access phillips and 1/4" drive socket applications. The tool is about 4.75" long (literature says 5") and is 1" thick when using standard 1" insert bits. However I have some stubby Snap-on #2 phillips bits that are only 11/16". I've seen #0, 1 and 2 phillips bits, not sure about 00.

Got mine from Industrial Supply Denver: http://www.industrialsupplydenver.com/wi1sqdrrawrl.html

That's the same as my husky and the vim I linked. Great little tool. As noted, I cut down my bit to get the short length.