Phillips Head Screwdriver Security Container - Diversion Safe Stash Safe

Good diversion safe. It holds about 6 bills so it's perfect for that. The only thing is, is it just looked too new. It stuck out like a sore thumb. So, I used a vise-grip on the shaft and forced it to screw a screw so the tip would look worn. (I didn't want to use it like a screwdriver to accomplish this because this isn't a real screwdriver and would probably break) The metal is cheap enough that it took on a worn look without much effort. Then I took some old spray paint and hit it with a couple of spurts and wiped it down with a paper towel. Now it looks like an old grungy screwdriver. Perfect.

Very discreet. You cannot see the break in the handle (It is there, but there is a matching line symmetrical to it at the bottom that makes it look like just another groove) A somewhat thin but deep safe. It seems deep enough to hold rolled up cash, but too thin to hold more than 4 or 5 bills. It looks like just another tool in the bag. I might slap a Husky or Klein sticker on it because it might clash with all the quality tools, but I don't think anyone would put 2 and 2 together. lol(Update) After about one month with this driver, the head is bending out of the plastic shaft. I'm gonna throw some elect. tape around it and hope it holds. I've only used it twice as a driver, and not for hard labor (Screwing in a rear view mirror) Still discrete, still love it, but I would not use it as an actual tool if you do purchase. Heads up.

Based on the photo I expected the hollow space to be very small - maybe only accommodating one tightly rolled bill. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it is pretty large. As others have said, you definitely can't tell that it's anything other than a regular screwdriver. I'm very pleased with it. Only minor complaint is that when you screw it together tightly it crushes the edges of the bills.

This is a great hiding tool if you are a carpenter and you like to do your thing, just keep it hidden with your bag of other screw drivers and other tools you really think someone's going to find it? It works really good as a tool to hide Small Things like money or drugs. But you know how things go pretty soon the cops will be looking too. One thing that I had to do to it was put a little Super Glue on the screwdriver part and the plastic part because the screwdriver wanted to spin when I try to use it.

I have tried multiple different types of these stash safes, and each had a fairly noticeable flaw. This screwdriver is amazing. You cannot tell it can be screwed apart. But if you are really wanting to be safe, add some black electrical tape or scotch tape around the seam to cover it further. It’s not unusual to have tape around a tool. But you don’t even need jr, because it is that good as it is. It doesn’t hold much naturally, but that is because of the nature of the product. I wish it came in other types of tools like this (a flathead, chisel, etc) so you could have a matching set in which to store more items without looking like a weirdo carting around of Phillips head screwdrivers. Lol

Greatest small diversion stash I've ever seen. Appears seamless, durable. I'd highly recommend

at the moment you tigtt by en it up, it perfectly allign with its counter part and its invisible for those who do not know. Id say its super safe to save hundreds of dollars here. More precisely, rather than safe, its incredibly concealed

This thing seems like it would be a GREAT product but the shank is so crooked that I feel like it would be spotted by anybody who held it. Once somebody notices that, they will pay attention to the 2 wings on the side and see that this is not how a screw driver is constructed. I would give an extra star if it wasn’t so blatantly obvious that something is wrong if you look at how the wings aren’t the way they should be. I’m debating returning it because it’s cool but it’s not fooling anybody.