Review on TEKTON 2944 Offset Screwdriver 3 Piece by Rob Rogers

I love a good ratchet screwdriver as much as anyone, but we all know the pitfall of a ratchet that makes turning a screw so easy we risk locking the screw tilt, and, in my case, often do. They are perfect when you need to turn a screw a little to tighten it when that screw enters a tight space. Due to the nature of the handle, I get enough torque to turn a screw that fits snugly in old wood (my most common use), but not so much that I end up encountering a stripped or broken screw. Three different sizes are handy, but I use the middle one most often (since I usually use size 10 and 12 screws). Much luck.