sometimes you have to just shake your head

jan086 by Skip Albright, on Flickr

jan087 by Skip Albright, on Flickr

Interesting,  probably would have boughten them too

Several tool makers (including H.D. Smith & Mayhew ) made "three bit" screwdrivers early in the 20th Century -- to turn screws in "hard to reach" places, and to apply the extra  "oomph"  you get by having  the bit at an angle to the handle -- like the "offset handle" screwdrivers.

A company named JAWCO makes them. http://handtools.jawco.com/item/all-categories/screwdrivers-flexible-shaft-and-offset-2/st20

Ha-Ha, I was going to say someone commercialized a tool that I'm betting all of us have done at one time or another - use a screwdriver as a chisel!

I thought the JAWCO looked familiar and realized i'm sitting next to four of their thread files.   They make nice stuff right here in the US and if i recall right, the son was running the company his father started.   Good people. 

Hello, Peter. I really like the re-threading tap & die sets!!!! Regards, Lou

Kind of the same idea as the rare Perfect Handle SD with the 3 tips.

Mike