Review on TEKTON 2944 Offset Screwdriver 3 Piece by Mike Swanson

Es is always handy to have on hand in tight spots where even a short screwdriver can't reach, as in our case where the screws holding the ceiling fan blades to the metal brackets bolt to the rotating part just above the lighting assembly are what else should come off (the fan makes random clicking noises and I wanted to reattach the blades with small bits of felt between the metal and wood to see if that would eliminate the noise - it didn't.) This is of course a slow partial Rotate the screw with the offset tool, but it gets into the gap with the screw and allows you to apply enough force to turn it (the largest screwdriver is about 5 1/2 inches long; the average is t about 4 inches). "), provided enough pressure is applied to the end so that the tip of the screwdriver doesn't come out of the grooves in the screw head as you turn the screwdriver. Only gripe is that the ends aren't even shorter than they are, allowing for even more access to even tighter spaces. The largest driver is about an inch and a half from the tip of the Phillips to the tip of the bent end, and the average size is about an inch and a half. The small size is only about an inch from tip to top End of the curve All in all a good set.