Fasttrax Ft609 32 In 1 Multi Tool 4

Fastrax 32-in-1 Multi Tool Set | RC Pit Tool Kit

32 precision-ground bits stored inside the handle itself — hex, Torx, Phillips, Slotted, and Pozidriv all in one compact, anodised aluminium driver. Built for RC pit use, equally at home on a workbench. This is the tool you’ll reach for without thinking.

One Tool. 32 Bits. No Excuses.

If you’ve ever arrived at the track, popped the shell off your car, and realised the one driver you need is still on the bench at home — you’ll understand immediately why something like this exists. The Fastrax 32-in-1 Multi Tool Set is a proper pit tool: compact, well thought-out, and genuinely comprehensive in a way that most multi-drivers aren’t.

What Makes It Work

The handle is hollow and black-anodised aluminium, which does two jobs at once. It feels solid in the hand — textured enough to grip when your fingers are covered in diff grease — and it stores all 32 bits internally, keeping everything organised and in one place. No loose bits rattling around a bag, no tiny 0.7mm hex disappearing into the grass. The quick-release chuck swaps bits cleanly without faff, which matters when you’re trying to get back on track quickly.

The anodised finish is worth a mention too. It’s not just cosmetic — it resists corrosion from nitro fuel and oils, so the handle won’t degrade sitting in a pit bag that’s seen better days.

The 32 Bits — What’s Actually In There

This is where the set earns its keep. Coverage across five bit types:

  • Hex (10 bits): 4.0, 3.0, 2.5, 3/32, 2.0, 1.5, 1/16, .050, 0.9, 0.7mm — metric and imperial, including the tiny sizes that most sets leave out entirely
  • Star/Torx (9 bits): T-4 through T-20 — covers a huge range of modern RC hardware
  • Slotted/Flat (7 bits): 1.0 through 4.0mm
  • Phillips (4 bits): PH000 through PH1 — fine enough for electronics work as well as RC
  • Pozidriv (2 bits): PZ0 and PZ1

The inclusion of 0.7mm and 0.9mm hex is genuinely useful for anyone running 1/24 or 1/18 scale micro crawlers, where the screws are almost offensively small. And the finer Phillips sizes make this a capable tool for the occasional smartphone or console repair too — not its primary purpose, but a handy bonus.

A Few Honest Points

The key thing to understand is that this is a precision tool, not a workshop driver. It’s not designed to break loose rusted bolts or take heavy torque — and if you use it that way, especially on the smaller bits, you’ll have a bad time. The 0.7mm and 0.9mm tips in particular need a light touch. That’s true of any micro tool set, not a criticism specific to this one.

Worth noting also that the handle is slightly chunkier than a standard precision screwdriver, which can occasionally be a limitation in very deep-recessed screw heads. It’s a minor trade-off for the portability and storage the design gives you.

Who It’s For

Realistically, this belongs in any RC driver’s pit bag. It’s well-suited to cars, boats, aircraft — anything running Traxxas, Tamiya, or Axial hardware. At around £18.99, it’s the sort of purchase you make once and stop thinking about.

Specification

SpecificationDetail
Part NumberFAST609
Total Bits Included32
Handle MaterialAnodised aluminium (black)
Bit StorageInternal (within handle)
Chuck TypeQuick-release
Hex Bits (10)4.0, 3.0, 2.5, 3/32, 2.0, 1.5, 1/16, .050, 0.9, 0.7mm
Torx/Star Bits (9)T-4, T-5, T-6, T-7, T-8, T-9, T-10, T-15, T-20
Slotted Bits (7)1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0mm
Phillips Bits (4)PH000, PH00, PH0, PH1
Pozidriv Bits (2)PZ0, PZ1
Primary UseRC vehicles (cars, boats, aircraft), micro electronics
CompatibilityTraxxas, Tamiya, Axial and other major RC brands
RRP£18.99

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Justin Noble

Justin Noble

RC Enthusiast

I’ve been building, modifying and running RC cars since 1987, starting with the legendary Tamiya Lunchbox. A lifelong RC enthusiast and former founder of IconicRC.com, I’m now focusing on micro and small-scale crawlers, sharing practical advice, reviews and resources through Micro Crawlers. Read more on the About Us page.

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