Review on 🔧 Wera Kraftform 816 RA Bitholding Ratcheting Screwdriver - 1/4" Head: Efficient and Versatile Tool by Terrell Ciula

The handle is slightly smaller and thinner than the traditional style but is actually more comfortable in the hand. The ratchet mechanism is smooth and durable. For its medium-sized handle, it's heavier than it looks due to the metal parts inside, which I think speaks for its durability compared to other cheaper plastic ratchet screwdrivers. It comes with standard 1/4" hex bits. No extension bits or adapters were included, just a ratchet handle which worked for me because I already have tons of bits and adapters to use with this. The beauty of this screwdriver What sets it apart from other models is that it has a locking mechanism that actually locks the bit in place, instead of the popular magnetic handle that often doesn't hold the bit. , pull the ring up, insert it , remove the bit, then press the collar back down to lock the bit.counterclockwise as needed.The middle setting disables the ratchet function so you can use it like a hand screwdriver.Love love love this one Screwdrivers! And I was surprised at how hard it was to find! Many screwdrivers don't have a ratcheting function and most that do are cheap, weak or have a magnetic grip style that I find difficult to work with. a choice or inclusion of an adapter or two or a few bits for those consumers who do not already have these items.