If you are a MacGyver type of person, you will need this belt.

You never know when you might need a screwdriver.

In this Instructable, I demonstrate a way to add a screwdriver to your belt.

As long as you are wearing your belt, you'll always have a screwdriver with you.

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Step 1: Remove the Prong From Your Belt

Step 2: Bend the Screwdriver in the Shape of a Prong

I used one of those voltage testing screwdrivers.

I find them very handy as they also fit some Philips screws.

I broke off the handle and bent the screwdriver to make a prong.

Step 3: Cut Off the Excess

Step 4: Finish It!

The screwdriver was too shiny for my belt, so I heated it up with a blowtorch to remove the shine.

Now it looked almost the same as the buckle.

Next time you need a screwdriver, just take it out from your belt.

If you need a better grip, you can leave it in the belt and use the buckle as the handle.

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21 Comments

tecton47

5 years ago

Great idea!

Darcy123

5 years ago

I could see my brother using that!! :) I have to admit, there have been MANY times when I desparately needed a screwdriver and didn't have one. The only problem is I don't wear belts either... but I liked the inovation!!

Supersonic415

5 years ago

Like the idea but I already carry a precision screwdriver with interchangeable tips with me every where

camscam

5 years ago

interesting, but why don't you just take a grinder to the tab that's already on there to give it a taper?

thundrepance

5 years ago

the BAND-AID {CURAD?} IS a NICE TOUCH! x^D

buzzard1

5 years ago

Yeah... me too!

wlgoode

5 years ago

I'd pull out my Leatherman.

wobbler

5 years ago

When I tried to use it to fix a light switch in church, my pants fell down. The vicar wasn't impressed. I don't think many of the funeral congregation were either.