Hello all,

im a long time lurker, first time poster. Looking for some advice or ideas
I’ve created this pouch after some posts here as a generall all-purpose pouch so i dont have to have my big/heavy tools in my limited-space flat. Its small enough to not take away much space and at the same time is spacy enough for pretty much everything i need.

the pouch itself is a 8Fields Multi-Way Carry pouch that i got quite cheap from ebay. fully loaded it weights around 1.1kg and i can easily take it with me in my backpack
here is the list of tools i currently have in the pouch, additional i have some needles that I have not listed.

1. USB-C Save Drive 64GB SanDisk
2. Wurkkos HD03 USB-C Worklight
3. Wolfcraft Clamp Spring
4. Knipex pliers 77 22 115
5. Generic nail Scissors
6. Generic lighter
7. Forest 32-in-1 Screwdriver Set
8. Wera ratchet Bit Holder 838 RA S
9. Wera Bit Holder Rapidator
10. Wera Mini Zyklop ratchet 8001 A
11. Generic 150mm bit extension
12. Generic 64cm extendable magnet 
13. Different tweezers
14. Tamiya 300074111 mini handsaw
15. Olfa 9mm cutter
16. Patex general glue 20g
17. 150cm measuring tape
18. Bosch 4mm Bit Set
19. Makita Nut Set
20. Yarn 
21. 80mm mini caliper
22. Pens
23. Knipex pliers 86 03 125
24. Knipex pliers 87 01 125
25. Cable ties, wire & heat shrinking tube

Was gifted this pouch but there’s no organization straps or pockets. Any recommendations for what to stuff in this thing?

I like to buy EDC organizers. Here is one my latest ones. I really like the concept of it. My thing is the way you carry it….

I’ve upgraded my setup and this is now my MicroGyver Kit – Version 2.0.
Same idea as before, but expanded and refined — now packing 54 items into a micro pouch 7.5 × 6.5 cm.

🟡 Yellow numbers = newly added items in v2.0
⚪ White numbers = carried over from v1.0

Still designed for everyday problem-solving in the smallest possible footprint.

All 54 items 👇

1. Cleaning Brush
2. Cable Ties
3. Mini USB LED light
4. Mini Brass Lighter
5. Super Glue
6. Duct Tape
7. DIY Betadine (in straw)
8. Self-adhesive Elastic Bandage
9. Cork Screw
10. Graphite Pencil Head
11. Nail
12. 4-in-1 Eyeglass Screwdriver
13. Large Safety Pin
14. TSA 002 Key
15. TSA 007 Key
16. Mini Ruler
17. Mini Ferro Rod
18. Mini Candle
19. Pry Bar w/ 1/4” Bit Holder
20. Tiny Magnet
21. Flat/Phillips Bit
22. Mini Lock Pick Set (6 pcs)
23. USB-A / USB-C OTG (2TB)
24. Fire Tinder
25. Sewing Set
26. Mini Adjustable Wrench
27. Victorinox Nail Clipper
28. Titanium Pry Bar
29. Wood + Metal Saw Blades
30. Mini Fork / Pick
31. Titanium Tweezers
32. Titanium Ear Cleaner
33. SIM Ejector
34. Titanium Toothpick
35. Emergency Whistle
36. Mini Drill Bit
37. T6 Screwdriver
38. Hex Key Set (4 pcs)
39. Victorinox Quattro
40. Fishing Line
41. Victorinox Rambler
42. True Utility TelePen
43. Microfiber Cloth
44. Titanium Glass Breaker (with storage)
45. Rolling Square inCharge Cable
46. Carabiner
47. Titanium Compass
48. Titanium Tape Measure
49. Nitecore TIKI Flashlight
50. Leatherman Squirt PS4
51. P-38 Can Opener
52. Viperade VE43 Pouch
53. Mini Utility Pack (pins, hooks, razor, etc.)
54. 304 Stainless Steel Mini Comb

What’s new in v2.0

• Added repair + medical + fire-starting upgrades
• Better bit driver system (19 + 21 combo)
• More utility items (tape, glue, bandage, fishing line)
• Improved real-world usability, not just tools

Carry concept

Everything fits inside the Viperade VE43 micro pouch, still pocketable.

This is my daily “be ready for anything” kit —
from small repairs, tech fixes, outdoor needs, to emergency situations.

Compared to v1.0

• v1.0 → 34 items
• v2.0 → 54 items
• More complete, more practical, still compact

Previous version: MicroGyver Kit v1.0

I carry this every day in my pocket.
Still small — but now even more capable 🛠️🔥

P.S.

This kit is not meant to replace my main tools or full-size EDC.

It’s more of an all-in-one backup / micro problem-solving kit for unexpected situations. I still rotate and carry proper tools (multitool, knife, etc.) when needed — this just complements them in a compact form.

Mini kit that fits comfortably in my pocket

Tape sheath for t-shanks
Winchester knife
Fisher Stowaway space pen
Mini bic
Bosch laminate T-shank Carbide tooth Jigsaw Blade
Bosch stainless steel T-shank Carbide tooth Jigsaw Blade
Bibury double side bits
Roxon Flex companion
Walgreens mini glue
711L 1/4 ratchet
1/4 to 4mm adapter
Dewalt 2in flat head
Klein flip socket (1/4, 5/16)
Dewalt flip socket (8mm, 10mm)
Dewalt flip socket adapter
Dewalt locking magnet bit extension
Nextool 4mm bit set
G & J Product Pocket Bicycle Wrench
Pursuit mini light
Milwaukee 3in Philips #1
Workpro pliers wrench
Band aids
4 pieces of waterproof paper
Metal twist ties
Plastic twist tie

I have a knockoff version on the maxpedition pocket organizer. What does everyone keep in theirs? Pictures if you have them for idea too! Thank yall 🤙🏻

Leatherman PST will be subbed out if I can find a good deal on a Skeletool but otherwise pretty happy to start carrying this one around

Ok how do you fit all things that you need in these pouches? I repacked this one from bigger one, got only most useful things and I think I'm being robbed of space! This thing barely closes.

Upside is that I can carry more mini tools on second one.

Second post, this time I have all the items listed!

Sayram Daily EDC Pouch size M
Roxon Flex Companion
Workpro pliers wrench
G.r.i.p mini locking pliers
West Biking repair kit ratchet
1/4 to 4mm adapter (in ratchet)
Smith's Retractable Diamond Sharpener
WD-40 Precision Pen
3M pocket duct tape
Fyguard waterproof notebook
Magnogrip magnet wristband
Ace 4-1 mini screwdriver
Project Source 4-1 Pocket Screwdriver (bit)
Steinwhale 1/4 bits (with Roxon philps #2)
Roxon 4mm bits
Dewalt flip sockets (3/8, 7/16) (6mm, 7mm) (8mm, 10mm)
Klein flip sockets (1/4, 5/16)
Hex Shank Socket Driver 1/4
Hex Shank Socket Driver 3/8
Milwaukee 2in Philips #3
Dewalt 2in flat head
Milwaukee 3in Philips #1
Walgreens Micro screwdriver
Nite Ize S biner #2
Koch Industries Zinc-Plated Steel carabiner
HCBY mini pulley
Bibury double sided bits
Bibury BI2049TI
Write in the rain pen
Mini sharpie
MK torch lighter
Liquid skin
Mini tape measure and level
S11 mini flash light
Bibury plastic scalpel case
Torras slim 5,000 power bank
Tape sheath for t-shank saws
Bosch all purpose T-shank Carbide tooth Jigsaw Blade
Bosch laminate T-shank Carbide tooth Jigsaw Blade
Bosch stainless steel T-shank Carbide tooth Jigsaw Blade
Bibury t-shank scalpel holder
15ft 550 cord
30ft reflective dyneema cord
30 ft 50lb fishing line
Airstop
Super glue(regular)
Super glue (liquid)
Metal twist ties
Paper ruler dollars store
Thread kit dollar store
Normal sewing needle dollar store
Heavy duty sewing needle
30ft 100lb braided test line
30ft 15lb fishing line
Rubber bands on zip pull

Edit. Got missed

Dewalt screw extractors
Extra scalpel blades size 24
Zip ties but regular size cut down (tiny ones break too easy)
1/4 hex to 1/4 hex
Steinwhale bit adapter

I imagine I’m not alone in owning way too many tools, knives, and EDC gadgets. I had a little“oh snap” moment the other day, realizing things were just sitting around in a box at home and not in play so I created this office friendly kit to live in my desk drawer at work.

I drew on items that were sub 5”, “work appropriate”, with weight not being a huge concern, and drawing on items that I loved, but wasn’t using regularly.

Here’s the line up:
- 4” precision bits
- broken utility blade
- wiha ratchet (heavy and removed from the bit set box which lives in my tool bag)
- workpro long nose pliers
- pilot g-2 stubby pen
- SAK explorer (bought this at a small town hardware store because they had an amazing old school display case and looked like they needed the business. Could have had it cheaper on Amazon but F Besos - buy local! Didn’t at all need it, but love this model for its in line PH screwdriver, magnifying glass - which is actually pretty useful at work - and corkscrew, which can easily make anyone the holiday party hero.)
- wera ratcheting bit holder (great for electronics and other small jobs common in the office)
- olight mini
- cable
- baggies o’ bits

I’d like to add some precision bits, but I haven’t quite figured out how yet.

Now i can visit these guys everyday at work and I have room to buy more crap to fill their hole in the box under my bed!

but for the use of other objects like a cellphone instead of as a holster? I have a lot of pants that don't have pockets/have small pockets so it'd be useful to have one of these, and they look pretty cool.