For eyeglasses, watches & jewelry
The loose-glasses fix you'll actually keep handy
Tiny screws need tiny bits, but they don't need a tiny handle. Use your precision bits in a magnetic screwdriver that's easy to hold steady.
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Steady and precise
A full-size handle is easier to hold square to a micro screw, so you tighten it instead of chewing it up.
Magnet keeps the screw
Full magnetic retention means fewer tiny screws bouncing off the counter and into another dimension.
Easy to find
Unmissable orange, so it's waiting in the drawer the next time a hinge wobbles.
Small screws, big annoyance
A wobbly eyeglass hinge, a watch strap pin screw, a jewelry box clasp, and a loose screw on a pair of sunglasses all need tiny precision bits. The pocket screwdriver that comes free with your glasses usually lasts about one use.
Nested Hex lets the 4mm precision bits you already own fit in your standard magnetic screwdriver. You get a handle you can hold steady, a magnet that keeps hold of the screw, and a quick fix at the kitchen table.
Good for
- Eyeglasses and sunglasses: hinge and nose-pad screws.
- Watches: strap and bracelet screws on watches that use them.
- Jewelry and small boxes: hinges, clasps, and tiny hardware.
Keep the three-pack spread around: one in the junk drawer, one in the travel bag, one at the office.
What's in the pack
- Half the size of other adapters
- 3 pack in unmissable radiant orange
- Made in America
- Ultra-tough polymer
- Full magnetic retention
- Easy to use and remove
- Patent pending (19/643,254)
- Family owned business
- Free shipping within the US
Questions
Can I use this to fix my glasses?
Yes. Pair Nested Hex with the small flat or Phillips 4mm precision bit that fits your frame screw, and drive it with your magnetic screwdriver.
Do I need to buy new bits?
Probably not. If you already own a precision bit kit with 4mm bits, Nested Hex lets your magnetic screwdriver use them.
How many are in a pack?
Three adapters, with free shipping within the US.