Are any of the bits small enough for common eyeglass screws?
1081211
yes sir they are. I love it! i gave them as christmas presents to lots of my friends. I use it to tighten up small screws in my glasses, toys and whatever i need that's super small.
1934561
Amber,There are only a few bits in the set, including some uncommon bits that are not included in most sets of 1/4" bits.Between the bits in the set and other 1/4" bits that I have (also readily available online or in stores) I have never had any problem matching a bit to a screw.It is a great value and would have saved me much more money than its cost, if I had bought it before my first attempt to tighten or re-mount any scope.V
40516
Yes, the smallest screwdriver in this set (1.4 mm) is the right size to open the back of a watch.
1635261
Sorry for the late reply as I was on vacation. Answer is Yes. I could use the smallest one for my glasses. Also tried on watch and my mac . It worked well.
1635263
Yeah they are great sizes, I did however bend the smallest flathead on a tiny computer screw but still a decent product for the price.smallest size Phillips is #000 and smallest flat is 1.5mm
2032380
If it fits the eyepiece holder it will work. You need to determine the diameter.
438540
Hello. Yes, they are perfect for eyeglasses. That was my reason for purchasing this.
1136253
This is terrible, but I can't recall - I think is does. The little screwdrivers that come with the cheap-o eyeglass repair kits would work quite well, if it doesn't.
296594
Any with a standard 1/4" x 20 screw like most are. Some of the biggest have 3/8". Some even have both.
83212
Just a Guy I have no doubt used my Leatherman 300 several times to repair/adjust my glasses, but eyeglass bits?? Never seen them on my 300. I would recommend the Leatherman website to see just what is or is not on each tool. Regards, Paul
1926671
No, you'll need a tiny Phillips (like for electronics or glasses) and a tiny flat head; although we got by without the flat head and just used our fingers to 'pry' the frame off after we removed the screws.
649170
If you mean the screws that hold the earpieces to the glasses' frame, No! These bits are way too coarse. You need a miniature set of screwdrivers.
854402
Use an eyeglass screw driver mine fit great for it a little pressure is needed to take them out
1648377
You will need an adapter for the short bits. They will be hard to pull out other wise.
1415583
They are about 1" across, half circle. They are meant to work with most glasses. They probably won't work on a really narrow lens, but I'm talking about REALLY narrow lenses...
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They are smaller enough for case screws (I mostly use the 0 pt Philips but the flat head did pop the case off once unscrewed and popping the battery out was easier using a tool) since I just opened the back of my Timex 100M (10 bar) Expedition watch which uses screws instead of screwing on like fancier dive watched do. So for changing batteries fixing glasses, even open up your cell phone it will work but not for any tiny inside parts. You might also want to look at getting a watch repair kit. They often go for less then $20 but if you are just removing screws it will do that much. I got my set at home improvement chain store when it was a "Special Buy" item but it's the exact same item. They are smaller enough for case screws (I mostly use the 0 pt Philips but the flat head did pop the case off once unscrewed and popping the battery out was easier using a tool) since I just opened the back of my Timex 100M (10 bar) Expedition watch which uses screws instead of screwing on like fancier dive watched do. So for changing batteries fixing glasses, even open up your cell phone it will work but not for any tiny inside parts. You might also want to look at getting a watch repair kit. They often go for less then $20 but if you are just removing screws it will do that much. I got my... » Read More They are smaller enough for case screws (I mostly use the 0 pt Philips but the flat head did pop the case off once unscrewed and popping the battery out was easier using a tool) since I just opened the back of my Timex 100M (10 bar) Expedition watch which uses screws instead of screwing on like fancier dive watched do. So for changing batteries fixing glasses, even open up your cell phone it will work but not for any tiny inside parts. You might also want to look at getting a watch repair kit. They often go for less then $20 but if you are just removing screws it will do that much. I got my set at home improvement chain store when it was a "Special Buy" item but it's the exact same item. « Show Less
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This company also makes a "micro line" for teeny tiny screws/bolts, and they work just as well, they sell them on Amazon:Alden 4507P Micro Grabit Broken Bolt Extractor 4 Piece KitThose "bits" are pretty small, so should tackle the "itty bitty" screws and bolts just like it's big brother does with the larger variety........