Organize And Keep Track Of Small Screwdriver Bits With This Must-Have Tool

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Have you ever tackled a quick job only to have it take hours because you spent half the time hunting for the right screwdriver or drill bit? If you're looking for a fun way to get organized and save you grinding your teeth in frustration, the Magoog Denture Drill Bit Holder will do just that. Move over Edward Scissorhands, now you can own Johnny Screwdriver gums.

This tongue-in-cheek set makes a great gift for dentists, DIY enthusiasts, and dads. While it might not revolutionize workshop organization, it's good for a laugh. Who wouldn't want a pair of screwdriver bit dentures decorating their desk? While gag gifts can be flimsy, these dentures are sturdy and well-made using good quality PETG plastic.The gums come with a small screwdriver and 28 ¼-inch hex bits held in place by strong magnetic strips. With this item, you don't have let those childhood dreams of being a dentist pulling teeth get buried under sawdust. With the Magoog bit holder, picking out a screwdriver bit is much like extracting a tooth, though with much less effort. 

The screwdriver that comes with the gums is one of the types of screwdrivers that are good for any DIY project as it has a ratcheting function: Use the switch to screw something in or unscrew it, or lock it place depending on the job. The stubby screwdriver makes working in hard-to-reach spots easier.

While a pro builder may not crack out these chompers at the start of their shift, the kit does have some functionality. As a decor item, these dentures never need to be packed away along with your other tools. They make for a great workbench or desktop display, and that makes them easily accessible for to-do list jobs like the quick DIY door fix to stabilize loose hinges using items you have at home. 

The hinged jaws are a dentist's dream as they open far enough for the gums to lie flat, but it's helpful for DIYers and builders too, as it gives you easy access to all the bits. The standardized size of the holes makes it possible to swap out the screwdriver bits for drill bits. Longer drill bits are likely to prevent the jaws from closing, but you can still use it as a temporary holder while you're working, since not all drill bits have their own container.  

If the chaos in your workshop is dire, this little toothy gadget won't help much. (Consider trying some of the clever ways to DIY custom foam storage to organize tools.) But as a quirky gift idea that steps up to being practical and useful? This screwdriver bit organizer is a winner.