Modding the Leatherman Arc Multitool (T-shank holder for Free Series tools!)

Someone in my last video reminded me that I likely don't need the precision driver any more because I have a 4mm bit driver and 1/4" driver. So I replaced it with the can opener and also tried the T-shank holder made by the same individual.
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[@Nunya9876]

It’s really cool to see that you can swap out tools from these multi tools with tools you would want/need to use more often/regularly. Modifying a multitool to install the tools you want or need is a huge upgrade, and makes the tool fit your needs.

[@sergio.i]

Like for T-shank on Arc. I continue to repeat - metal saw is must have on multitool and it is possible only with t-shank. The last change I would do - to change the wood saw to serrated blade, it's always better to have it. And for the wooden saw you can simply keep it in the pouch. It would be no brainer if Leatherman did arc with such number of tools.

[@Skyline0000000]

Their developers do not use multitools they develope, i guess. 😅

[@sterlingarcher46]

If they had kept the serrated blade and put the T shank holder instead of the saw like on the Surge , then the Arc would be really hard to beat .

[@jpuop]

1000% would love this

[@nolan280]

I fully agree, I EDC a p4, I already added a leatherman bit exchanger and am considering getting rid of the tiny file and adding a t-shank for it. I have all the pieces, but I'm going to wait until my Arc comes in so that if I have any issues I can still EDC a free style leatherman.

[@makoygaara]

Arc version 2 would be the supreme tool in their lineup with those that you suggested plus the Surge scissors.

[@christophersalankey4313]

I plan to do a T-Shank adapter and swap in a serrated blade from a P4

[@nolan280]

@@christophersalankey4313 at that point I might as well just throw the magnacut blade on the free p4 and the t-shank as well, feels like the p4 might have better grip, not a huge deal eitherway tho.

[@k20arl]

you just made the perfect combo of tool I ever wish on a multitool. 👌

[@AtomicBleach]

Haha I figured it wouldn't take long before we saw you modding the Arc.

[@marrty777]

I think the key to the t shank upgrade is if you can replace the saw with it because I’ve struggled to find the short leatherman saw to be useful camping compared to Victorinox and dedicated small folding saws like the opinel. But the longer Bosch t shank jigsaw changes things.

[@AtomicBleach]

The removable diamond file for touching up the main blade isn't a terrible idea. In fact I'm more in favor of adding a serrated blade and having a tshank for the saw. I use a dedicated serrated blade all the time.

[@johnkraemer5505]

Hello Leatherman……. I hope your listening! In the video that you released a couple weeks ago about listening to customers and working on the design of the ARC for the last five years…… Yes, a standard 1/4 inch bit driver and T-shank holder should have been integrated into the ARC! Also, the micro bit driver…. It’s a waste of space! The functionality should have been integrated in with the bit driver. It’s time to go from good to great and really start listening to customers! Hire this man as a consultant!

[@davidbausch6245]

I’ve been saying that about the micro driver for years. WHY do they have two drivers when one can be easily integrated into the other?! It’s a problem dating all the way back to the Wave!

[@bentaylor4570]

That is a really cool mod. Even if you didn’t keep it the fact that you can is something.

[@buckcherry2564]

My old Gerber Legend 800, still my EDC from a PX from back in 2001/2, has something like that, it mounts mini jig-blades. It is one of the best little things I had seen in a multitool at the time (that and the outside accessible main tools was super rare back then). I have a diamond grit "Saw" on there that can cut through most anything I have come across, but wont cut your finger, and I keep a wood saw blade in the belt pouch with it. I should find a diamond file for it, that would be handy.

[@jimmyc7803]

nice mod. everyone has their own requirements. for me the T shank holder is a must. I have mobility issues so I keep a surge with multiple attachments on every floor of my house which helps in that I don’t need to go to the basement every time I need a tool.

[@maxlvledc]

awesome! if you need more you can always get the surge clones for around $40

[@erickruse4679]

I think it should have come that way, glad to see there's an option. I think it's a missed opportunity for them to sell upgrades, and additional accessories as well. I would like to see something like the one on the Surge, with wood and diamond files on a detachable tool.

[@GMvideo429]

I just got my Arc today and waiting on the new bit driver. The Arc is a nice multi, I have carried a Skeletool for over 10 years. I tried to replace it with a wave but just didnt like how it functioned. Its going to take some time to get used to the extra size and weight of the Arc..

[@DirtyBird-m9j]

Are you referring to the bit driver that he modded on to hold quarter inch bits if so where is the link just got myself a Leatherman Ark as well I'm trying to find the link to buy that piece

[@johnnyovermind9830]

T shank holder eliminates the need for the dumb wood saw and gives you the ability to saw through whatever you want to saw through within reason. The file that comes with the t shank holder is garbage and is in no way a good replacement for the arc file. Nice bit holder btw

[@edwardwilliams6514]

You make it seem so easy. But seriously, how easy is it to swap out tools? When I finally get my ARC I want swap out two tools: the saw and either the Pry tool or bottle /can opener with the Serrated knife and pry tool from my P4.

[@kcb1784]

Dom, do you think there can be enough space in Arc to install the serrated blade/gut hook combo from the Charge? I'd be interested in adding the t-shank to accommodate this. I have no need for the can opener, bottle opener or micro driver. I'd be keeping the proprietary flat bit driver.

[@jstnfshr]

Great video!! One question: do you think the scissors could fit in one of the inner slots without blocking the tool from closing? Would be amazing to keep the dedicated saw, file, scissors while adding the t shank blade exchanger.

[@dalecarr5445]

I wish it had a t-shank adapter and the serrated blade. In fact, I’d love a mini version of the Surge. The 1/4” driver would be great and I’d certainly give up the can opener to get it, but yeah, I’d certainly consider dumping the eyeglass screwdriver for the can opener.

[@maxlvledc]

why does everyone need two blades? the whole point of magnacut is not to need more than 1

[@dalecarr5445]

I tend to use the serrated blade for heavier rope. It works especially well for climbing rope and hemp. I prefer to keep the primary blade for more precise cutting. Also, a lot of people don’t carry another blade and it’s a good backup. A lot of first responders I know aren’t allowed to carry a dedicated knife but can carry a multitool. Don’t get me wrong, I really appreciate the magna cut blade. I just wish that it also had a serrated blade.

[@sandrellylaux9015]

I built the t shank with a hacksaw in my free p4 instead of the serrated blade. With the adapter for the Phillips screwdriver, I can also use the Leatherman bits. So it's almost my perfect multitool. A free with black scales would be even nicer.

[@McRootbeer]

Can't wait for this on the goat tool!

[@Spanky8402]

1 thing I figured out is that you should be able to pull out the bit driver half way and use it in a L shape for more torque. I think this is the only tool you can do this with the bit driver, since it's on the outside. It's probably going to be more comfortable than other Leatherman, since it's the only one you can do that with the tool closed. I think I over think things, but I also like to make sure that it will work for me, before spending this much money on a tool. Is it stable enough to do that? I am sure that the frame is strong enough for that. The bit adapter would probably fail before the frame. This also has the toolset I have been wanting and the steel should hold up better than a off brand multitool. If it is stable, I do want 1, I just hope Leatherman will fix the issue with that torx bit, by the time I get 1.

[@maxlvledc]

Don't..if your putting that much torque on a multitool most of the pivot screws will break. Maybe it won't but your playing with fire. That kind of torque needs a ratcheting socket wrench.

[@Spanky8402]

@maxlvledc I don't put that much torque on it. I have been using my Multiforce for 2 years and my Knifeless Rebar for a year in a L shape. Normally I am either tightening or putting in a screw over my head and the L shape is easier to use at a awkward position. For the most part, they are 3.5 inch wood screws or smaller that siding, decks or porches have. A few times I used it on door hinge screws. The multi tool barely flexes. I mostly use the strength of my hand a wrist. I have worked construction for years and I have broke a few tools, but I learned how much torque to not put into a tool. I think your thinking I am trying to tighten lug nuts on a car torque. The only thing I have done on a car is pull out fuses, tightening the battery, and tighten smaller screws and nuts on a alternator wire or a screw to open a fuse box. Most of those car tasks, I only opened the multi tool to a L shape, for reach. I help people who are broke down on the side of the road all the time and some of those fuse boxes are deep down and my 1 extension I carry isn't long enough and those screws are in plastic and are never tight, if it has a screw cause most cars have clip on fuse covers. I do appreciate your message, because most people would put way too much torque and use they're entire strength on it. A ratchet driver can get stripped with to much torque also. Like every tool, they all have failure loads. I broke a few ratchets, until I learned to use a breaker bar. 😆 🤣 😂

[@Bubbachichi]

I think if they took the approach that gerber did with the custom centerdrive where you could pick out of two toolsets that you prefered, but you could pick whatever tools, i think if they are offering customization, they should go all out like gerber. Not comparing quality, just thought to mention it

[@JohnP.6775]

Oooohhhh ok I might install the T shank 👀👀

[@diegossssilva]

Best toolset ever

[@jimmyross1672]

hello hello good to see another awesome video keep on keeepin on brother

[@rankin242]

I love your idea But a $230 tool ??. I did on Ozark trail mutli tool. I used a Leatherman screw driver. Works great ❤❤

[@Maxim_aka_Doka]

This is a very good modification of the multitool, I really like it. What would I do next ? I replaced the saw with a second T-shark holder to be able to change the blades for saws, according to the material I need.

[@ibmoosed]

That’s a beautiful thing!

[@cwsmith17]

Very creative thanks for the video

[@edcgearpocketknife]

I want to swap out my micro bit driver only but what tool can I swap it with. I just want a simple swap. I hate my micro bit bit driver.

[@lonestardude6283]

So hear me out, I just ordered my ARC and my intentions is to do a trial run of carrying my Surge in it's sheath, also in my left front pocket a zippered holder for the bit kits and ratchet extension, and instead of a pocket knife, carry the ARC in the right front pocket, so if I need 2 pliers, got 'em, if I need two drivers, got 'em, etc... also since I work as a mechanic this would come up from time to time and would save me from running back to my tool box and on the weekend I usually slightly down size my Surge to either my Charge TTI or the Free p2, or p4. The ARC would fill in for this on weekends with ease. Just an idea. Thanks for all your videos!

[@maxlvledc]

your a bad ass! let me know how this goes! rock on!

[@collinis1]

Based on the level of work you're doing, you would probably be if it from carrying some dedicated tools like a knipex cobra/pliers wrench and a dedicated driver

[@lonestardude6283]

@@collinis1 I actually have tried the extra small knipex cobra pliers, but they would develop rust spots fairly quickly and for how nice they are I could not bring myself to do this to these awesome pliers, so in the edc tray they live most of the time. I'm still waiting for the ARC so... epic carry coming soon!

[@larrya197140]

Hey! I saw your face on olights website! Your big time now! You look great!

[@maxlvledc]

awww, thanks lol

[@mysoupistoohot]

For my ideal tool, id do this: (1) Place the new double ended bit driver you installed, as that does triple duty in giving you access to the full-size bits, the Leatherman bits, and makes the precision driver redundant - thus freeing up space to re-place the can opener. (2) I would also take out the saw and replace it with a serrated blade, as I just do not use a saw nearly often enough to warrant it as a permanent install if i were given the choice. (3) Lastly, I would place the t-shank, as that would give me the potential of having a spare file for on-the-go sharpening as you suggested, the use of a saw if I did actually need it, and/or the utilization of whatever other accessories may be able to go into it - perhaps a scalpel or what-have-you.

[@ericenright3721]

I just bought an arc but the tool I’d like to add is a box cutter. Thoughts?

[@MrMramirez23]

I would like to see the upgrades you mentioned at the end

[@mike_qbik]

Looking forward for the P4 assembly

[@snosov]

Hi, detachable diamond file add a lot of utility when you need both to hold something with pliers and work your file at the same moment.

[@blade9292]

I do think the ARC should offer some modularity regarding how expensive it is. I do think some tools should be better thought out for the same reason as above. It's expensive... At least this is good seeing your mods because we don't always see such things on commercial multitools....

[@v8118110]

May I know from where is bought the t-shank holder and the 1/4 bit holder, please? Thank you 🙏

[@Skyline0000000]

Hi. Do i understand correctly? 2 tools (the original file and small screwdriver holder) were removed to install 1 T-shank holder? Is it possible to change just a screwdriver holder to this T-shank? Id like to have a metal saw instead of small screwdriver.

[@MarkSnop]

What size is your ratchet driver and bits that you use to take apart your Leatherman? I have been trying to figure it out and I can’t find anything that fits. Maybe I’m looking for the wrong thing.

[@ashsmall8103]

nice mod what are the differences in the different styles of bit holders and t shank holders? could u do a comparison? also wouldnt it be better to replace scissors with t shank as the scissors r not good.

[@maxlvledc]

I honestly think they are one of the best Leatherman scissors (vic still way better). but yes you could definitely replace the scissor.

[@justinhunt3687]

P4 owner here wanting to replace the saw with the t-shank. Is it doable without losing any of the other tool on that side?

[@bijanshahidi3933]

Thanks for ur honest shows. I wonder now if there is a way to alter the plier on Arc like the Garage 5- Spring load it. I wish they provided that for the price they r asking for the Arc.

[@maxlvledc]

sadly no, and I wish it was there too.

[@Muscovy7]

I’d replace the saw tbh. I actually plan on doing just that.

[@ThueyOutdoors]

Ever tried lock picking equipment, it would be cool to store a small set in the tool somewhere

[@maxlvledc]

suuuuppper tempted way too many times to go down that rabbit hole.

[@kennethkuhlman8864]

So i'd like to replace the micro bit driver in my arc with something else because I will never use it. I measured it, looks to be like 0.099-0.100 in width. What are some tools that could be a direct swap?

[@Dan_TheAnimal]

I finally decided to keep my arc instead of selling it. I am considering putting in a regular but driver but I’m still on the fence about it. As far as taking out the precision driver, my only question is is does the 4mm bit have the same reach as the precision driver and do you edc 4mm bits when you carry the arc?

[@maxlvledc]

personally? no. I could easily though by putting them in a wazoo cache patch on a hat.

[@ayaansen2307]

Have you tried inserting tweezers? I can’t seem to figure out how to do it on my arc. Saw a video of a dude put tweezers on the p4 into the slot of the saw where the thumb hole is. It shifts the saw to the side a bit but works. Idc if the same can apply to the leatherman arc. Tried putting it inside the tool but the magnets don’t help. Any tips?

[@DominicBell-x7t]

Thoroughly enjoy your videos! Could i ask where you got the t shank and the bit driver from? Many thanks A fellow Dominic

[@maxlvledc]

linked in description.

[@troybuchanan-jd6cj]

I apologize if I missed jt, but would you provide a link to the t-shank adapter you used? I love this mod and it’s something that would really help me improve the toolset for my needs. Thank you!!

[@maxlvledc]

In description

[@frozenwalkway]

so ive got it in my head that i want to find a ratcheting bit holder like the leather man multi tool one that fits in their propritery/leatherman bit tip. do you know of any standard 1/4 quarter hex drive, to ratcheting tips? im thinking about finding one and then going on shapeways to get an adapter for it. i was gonna pair the ratcheting bit holder onto a steelman 10 in one. what you think

[@acp2446]

Do you think this T shank is solid enough to accommodate a longer saw blade of 20cm to cut bigger logs ?

[@maxlvledc]

It's definitely not as strong as a surge t-shank holder..but it should still work.

[@FirePrank6]

When I finally get the parts I will be replacing the saw with the t-shank driver, along with putting in the 1/4" driver... I'm going to try swapping parts to different sides to fit it all, but I'm willing to remove can opener, awl, flat bit driver, saw, and mini driver.

[@philipschinetsky]

Great video! I have a question for you though. I have a free P2 that I really like but having a bit driver on it like you used here is really intriguing. If you were to mod a P2 with that particular holder, I’d be afraid of losing the pry bar from the large flathead there. How would you handle that?

[@maxlvledc]

good question, I would install the bit driver on one side then the other side would be: reamer/awl, file, Large Flat pry. You would lose can opener but there is more than one way to open a can with a multitool.

[@philipschinetsky]

@@maxlvledc that makes a lot of sense. Thanks!

[@philipschinetsky]

@@maxlvledc now if only I trusted myself enough to do that mod without massively screwing it up

[@ljekatt]

Thank you! A question I have. Would it be possible to move the blade to the other side to make it better for us left handed?

[@maxlvledc]

100% I checked and the thumbstud can be reversed. Just know that it CANT swap with the scissors..that one has to stay there. It can swap with the saw or file though.

[@XxCTONxX]

Where did you find that 1/4 driver with the micro driver on the back end?

[@bobbyrayoutdoors5954]

Could you swap out the package opener from a k4 with the flat head pry bar on the ARC

[@distillingthyme]

So you can remove the t-shank file? I really wish you showed us how. A visual example would really help flesh out what you’re talking about.

[@maxlvledc]

Yes, sorry it was a little rushed

[@PhyNxFyre]

Can you replace one of the short implements with the t shank holder and only put the file/saw blade in when you need it? Seems like a good way to make it more versatile

[@maxlvledc]

wierdly..I think the answer may be yes!

[@gefliptegast]

​@@maxlvledcwould you give it a try for us? What implement could it be swapped with? I don't use the can opener (same as you). Is that one wide enough for this model t-shank adapter?

[@AdditionalPizza]

I'm wondering if the reamer can swap to the other handle with the regular bit driver along with a washer to replace the can opener, and then have the free p2/p4 Philips replace the micro driver and the gap from the reamer? My reasoning is because I'm in Canada and need a solution for having Philips/Flat/Robertson on me at all times.

[@maxlvledc]

it would work if you have the leatherman bits, not so with the adapter I have.

[@AdditionalPizza]

@@maxlvledc Perfect, thank you. Not many good options aside from modding 2 bit drivers in a surge, skeletool or bitholder mod signal for a Canadian carry without the bit kit. It's like a 50/50 chance a screw will be Robertson or Philips here.

[@kevinfitz3721]

You think it would be possible to put a serrated blade say from a wave or something onto the arc ?

[@maxlvledc]

nope, completely different tang.

[@calrc123]

Can you put a sceraded bladed on the Arc by replacing the file?

[@Ieatmoilk]

Does this work with the leatherman signal.

[@babydriver6860]

Which way would you lean, Wave+, Arc, ST300 or Surge?

[@maxlvledc]

if I was starting from scratch...I'd get either the ST300 or Surge first...the ST300 is better on its own in many ways. But the surge overall is king.

[@jwarehouse1]

It probably is a "downgrade"..but having the removable diamond file sure is handy.......but with the file being small and flat....could be easily carried by itself and tucked in sheath or wallet. Maybe attached to outside with magnets???

[@ricbar2684]

Is it possible to swap the saw with a serrated blade on the Arc?

[@MrMramirez23]

Very inspiring I gotta tell ya

[@20cent]

Precision driver on a 200+ grams handle is ridiculous anyway, your fingers are enough to hold and twist that bit at any torque required by the size (like the one included on SAK corkscrew). Oh and $50+ more is definitely what this multitool needs..

[@maxlvledc]

lol, yea very true. Its why I think it should have come with a bit extender rather than a bit kit.

[@pawekurek4050]

Cost of those items blowed my mind... Full size leatherman p4 - 200$ and a stupid bit holder 30-40 :D what is that? Should be more like 10-12$ a piece not 30+....

[@timb4425]

Cool video!

[@MikeBaxterABC]

As a test one summer many years ago, I used a knife to open all cans when I was on bivouacs in the Reserves. We had the trusty P-38 in every Rat Pack, and they are awesome, (I use one in my kitchen!), but it was quick, easy, and safe enough, opening food cans with a knife The MagnaCut is going to slice cans open easily if you're stuck, so the can opener (and especially bottle opener) is waste of space on a Leatherman. PLUS with the T-shank holder diamond file? ..You can re-sharpen the MagnaCut, easily anytime. I WONDER if the existing Diamond file / metal file in the Arc, could have the T-shank cut out, so it fit back in? Maybe with a laser cutter? or Patience and a Dremel??

[@maxlvledc]

whats the technique for doing that?

[@MikeBaxterABC]

@@maxlvledc Opening cans with a knife? .. Place knife POINT on top of can near edge .. Palm bump knife so it pierces can (2 or 3 light bumps) .. Keep pressure on knife edge so there's no danger of it folding .. cut the steel with down pressure only, (no cutting on up stroke) .. raise kife to start a new cut .. 3 or 4 cuts are enough to get the food out easily, The knife blade mostly follows the curve of the can :)

[@lombvax]

well i was going to try this with one of zapwizards prints but looks like that’s not going to be needed

[@JP-tg6lr]

What if they came with 10mm. Cause they keep disappearing!!!

[@hf4229]

Does anybody know of a way to mod the arc to get the gut hook on it? For some reason I thought it came with it like the charge does and I’m kinda disappointed at the price that it didn’t. My arc came damaged in the mail and I was thinking about asking them to send me a charge tti instead bc it has the hook

[@TulkOrkan]

Or, get a magnacut implement and a t shank holder for the got tool.

[@code6400]

Hey where is your video modding of Victorinox? 😊

[@maxlvledc]

modding vic is much harder, and harder to teach.

[@franke102]

Now replace the saw with the serrated blade and you have perfection.

[@KTK_Rockstar]

Saw is a staple to a leatherman. Not just for edc but leatherman started as a survival tool

[@franke102]

@@KTK_Rockstar Yeah, he has access to the saw with the t-shank adapter he installed in this video.

[@maxlvledc]

I'm amazing how many people think they need 2 blades...it kind of defeats the purpose of having magnacut blade at all.

[@KTK_Rockstar]

@maxlvledc serrated works great cutting up cardboard but thats really all ive used it for. Kinda no purpose if youve got a magnacut blade on there

[@MikeLarge91320]

Do you need loctite on these screws?

[@maxlvledc]

Blue locktite would help

[@googleuser6635]

I had considered replacing something on my P4 with a T-shsnk adapter, but what? The ling tools on the P4 tend to be shorter than the long tools on other multi-tools, and the idea of shortening the P4's long tools is not appealing. The diamind file on the Arc is OK, but not great. It is not a consistent width, and has a big slot in it. Leatherman did improve some implements with the Arc, but the toolset is still sub-par. The following items need work: wrong main blade profile, missing serrated blade, diamind file is an inconsistent shape, package opener sucks, bit drivers are laughable, scissors is a joke, wood saw is unidirectional. How many bit drivers can be used at once? Use one that is a standard 1/4" driver, and make it so it doesn't wobble. Get rid of the other. Fix the pliers. Fix the tools so they don't self-deploy. The Arc is another half-baked tool. If Leatherman would put more effort into QC and engineering, there would be fewer warranty claims. I have purchased a bunch of multi-tools from Leatherman. Every single one has had to go directly back, due to QC issues. Some have had to go back 2 or 3 times, with Leatherman having to pick up the tab for shipping the 2nd and 3rd times. Maybe these costs don't affect them, but I suspect they do. If you had a P4 and an Arc, which woild be easier to "fix"? Well, I could swap out 3 implements on the P4, and have an excellent multi-tool, or swap out 4 or 5 implements on the Arc.

[@Bugsyerin5646]

Does any body do a serrated blade for the Arc

[@Agency_EDC]

What if you put the t shank holder in the middle where the micro driver was? This way you can hold t shank blades like a metal saw or pvc saw? You can’t close the tool but you can hold the blade at least. Maybe a shim to hold the micro driver? -John Arthur

[@maxlvledc]

thats a very very interesting idea I have not considered...but you would give up two inner tools for it. so you wouldn't have reamer or can opener or anything like that.

[@tonymendestv]

Great! Now watch leatherman copying this and selling it as the ultimate new leatherman for only 500 bucks 😂

[@user-vz9ft9wm8s]

At $250 and it showing up needing to be modded. Im going to stick to my army of Wave +'s , ST 300's and Rebars. I have like 6 of those floating around bought second hand for a total of about $300. I lose one, theres 5 more left. If i drop an ARC on a jobsite only a saint is giving that back. The ARC also does nothing a Surge cant. Except what? bali action? pfffft..... Im NOT impressed at this price point

[@samuraiS30v]

7:21 why are scissors on a multitool when the said multitool has a premium MagnaCut blade? Thats my answer. Im going to replace my scissors with a hack saw blade.

[@mikkowus]

T shank holder is out of stock.... Boo....

[@samiam8722]

Can you please not say you will not send this back to Leatherman. You have the legal right to send this item back because you own it. Leatherman would have to prove you damaged the item by modding it according to the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.

[@maxlvledc]

You may be right, but I make plenty of money on content not to tax an American company that's already clearly struggling

[@samiam8722]

@@maxlvledc That is very nice of you. I do think they are struggling but its crazy considering how many people want to pay them.

[@mysoupistoohot]

do you happen to know the difference between the type-A and type-D bit replacements in the ebay link you provided? Or rather, why someone would go with one over the other? It largely seems like the same thing, except that the type-D requires an adapter piece to utilize the flat bits. it just seems more convoluted, and i don't understand why one would want that, or even need it, if the type A has the capability to fit full-size and flat bits in the same cut out.