Victorinox CYBERTOOL : The Swiss Interstellar Space Tool !

Alas, the 1/4" bit holder with 4 mm hexagonal fitting is too short (to be retained by the two magnets) and does not have a retaining ball. So I opted for a solution that was not very good, but that works well, a layer of adhesive. Only two magnets must be glued to the bottom of the tube of the 4 mm bit holder to correctly accept all 4 mm bits (Victorinox ball-point and standard bits). As for the 1/4" socket holder, it is a FACOM ECR.0 accessory.
Hélas, le porte embout 1/4" à emmanchement hexagonal 4 mm est trop court (pour être retenu par les deux aimants) et n'est pas doté de bille de retenu. J'ai donc opté pour une solution pas très mais qui fonctionne bien, une couche d'adhésif. Seulement deux aimants doivent être collés au fond du tube du porte embout 4 mm pour accepter correctement tous les embouts 4 mm (Victorinox à bille et les embouts standards). S'agissant du porte douille 1/4", il s'agit d'un accessoire FACOM ECR.0.

[@heyspookyboogie644]

Omfg was it hard to find this channel again. I loved the nuanced reviews when I was shopping for a multitool. They showed off all the things you usually only learn by living with something for a while. All without a single word.
Now my friend is shopping for a multi-tool, and I wanted to share this channel with them but I searched and searched, even through my watch history and just couldn’t find it for like the last hour.
Maybe this channel doesn’t bow before the RUclips algorithm but it’s a damn good channel and shouldn’t be hidden below stuff that’s not even relevant to what I’m searching for.

[@nicolanicola1067]

Yessss

[@DuncanGlendinning]

Thanks! Amazon is supposed to be delivering my Cybertool today :-)

[@blade9292]

J'aime beaucoup le concept des cybertools, surtout que c'est un bon complément pour une pince plus grosse n'ayant pas forcément les embouts de petite taille. Je trouve juste dommage qu'il n'y ait pas un dispositif de lames de scie interchangeables, ni de cutter, ou de pince coupante coupant à ras.
Ça à l'air de rien, mais ça serait suffisamment spécial pour non seulement justifier leur prix, mais aussi leur utilité.

[@alexleon619]

👍❤

[@brnobre4301]

👍

[@tiraberol]

💪😀👍

[@fastandcurious]

Ha, I extracted the hex driver of an old bitholder and inserted a 4mm female hex bit. (see the video on my channel). Problem is to extract the shaft. Mine was an old bitholder and pretty loose. I was looking for a more elegant bit adaper and ended up buying similar (same?) bit adapers than yours . Mine as well are too short for the shaft to reach the magnets. I was disappointed and put the adapers away. I will try your idea. Why the frog have these chinese adapters such a short shaft? I don't get it. Nearly all 4mm precision bits have longer shafts....
I have a few more hacks for the Vic Cyber Tools in the pipeline, but yours is the cheapest. These bits sell for about 2 to 4 Euros / Dollars on aliexpress & co plus magnets for those who don't already have them.

[@hitchpost5822]

What is the size of the magnets you used ? Are they available from Amazon ?

[@diezelle57]

4*1 mm x2. Yes (Magnet Expert).

[@hitchpost5822]

@@diezelle57 Thanks for the information.

[@fastandcurious]

I have used 3mm wide diameter magnets. 3*2mm and 3*3mm on my Cybert Tool M and Cyber Tool L. The 3*3 works better, the 3*2 is a bit too weak to steadily hold the precision bits. The Vic bits still clck in. At the time I couldn't get 4mm wide diameter magnets.

[@hitchpost5822]

@@fastandcurious Thanks

[@sawomirpostek358]

🖐🙂👍👍👍👌

[@bentalebrachid8465]

Magnifique