Made this to keep track of small #2-56 / M2 screws for a project of mine
this post was submitted on 17 Jan 2024
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Something like that, but with a magnet in the bottom to pull the screws off my screwdriver would be amazing.
I just swapped 24 hard drives from server trays and getting the screw off the screwdriver without having to use my other hand was the worst part of it.
The point of this was to be cheap. It's more meant to be a quick way to get the correct number of screws ready for a thing and they screws just need to be held down.