🔧 Enhance Your Toolbox with the CRAFTSMAN 10-Piece Multi-bit Ratcheting Screwdriver Set (CMHT68008) Review

Works great. I was installing computer arms and you had to use an allen wrench for tight spaces until I got a bit the right size and bought this handy little booger. 100% satisfied.

I bought this to remove very hard to get screws to access the cabin air filter on my car. A regular screwdriver doesn't even come close to this snoring pup.

Complete rescue in furniture assembly. It is small enough to get into tricky corners and is also suitable for slotted bits from other manufacturers. Should be in your tool bag and the quality of the craftsman is still there.

Ideal for small rooms. Tough little ratchet. I had a screw behind my compressor with just an inch of room to work in all directions. It was the perfect tool! The only thing I would have liked would have been a bit holder.

This tool seems to be quite badly designed. The offset angle is very dramatic, making it unsuitable for my application. Anyway, I'd love to be able to flip it and change the angle, but bits aren't made for that kind of use. It just seems like they did it without even thinking about the app.

good tool. I have collected many tools of this type. It has a handle that faces up to give you room for your fingers when tightening screws on a deck or anything on a smooth surface. It's often unwise to simply drive in Torx screws with a drill and split planks of wood when the head hits the plank. It's better in almost every case, except for the deck, I think where it's better to drill it back to back and then hand tighten it with one of them. It's well made and comfortable. My intake manifold

The functional problem with this tool is that the ratchet direction selector tab/lever tips over very easily. Given that this is for a limited space it's inevitable that something will hit/hitch it and I've read about this issue in reviews of some other mini ratchets like this one so I didn't end up docking as many stars . Therefore. The big problem was that it only worked decently well twice. I used it to remove the TPS (sensor) on my bike which isn't really attached with massive bolts that…