The screwdriver has got to be one of, if not the most, regularly used tools I have.

Elementary screwdrivers are things of beauty, which is great because you get to use them a lot!  The large Beech handle fits perfectly in your palm and gives you great control and pressure. 

I received mine as a gift - and it still ranks up there with some of the best.  Great for anybody that appreciates tools (yes, they'll have many screwdrivers, but this is one they'll love to use). It also makes a particularly good house warming present (it's a good 'house screwdriver' to sit in that drawer with you keys and all the other rubbish!)

What I’ve found most useful about the Elemen'tary, compared to other screwdrivers, are the changeable bits which means rather then needing to have multiple screwdrivers to hand - you can use the selection of bits.  This also means that you can extended the screwdriver’s usefulness by getting ahold of some Hex or Torq bits (get yourself a 3mm Hex bit and you can even make assembling Ikea shelving units more pleasurable!) It's also a simple case of replacing the bit heads if they start to get worn out. 

This is their standard size screwdriver which is 25cm long, and comes with 6 bits.

Just promise me you’ll never use one to open a tin of paint (that's why we designed our decorative paint tin opener!)

Leather bit holder:
We wanted to have a bit holder to live with this screwdriver, so everything was close to hand.  These are hand made by us using veg tan leather.  Hand dyed and hand stitched.  There's enough space for seven bits and it sits tightly on the end of the screwdriver.  You can purchase a new screwdriver with a leather bit holder here, but if you already own the screwdriver and would like to just buy the leather holder it can be purchased on its own here.