🛠️ KER 9 in 1 Ratcheting Screwdriver Set with T-Shaped Dual-Use Handle and 8-Piece Magnetic Double-Headed Batch Rods - Adjustable Length, Industrial Strength - Beef Tendon Cloth Package Review

This is a surprisingly well made $15 kit. You get a lot of different screwdriver tips and they seem to be well shaped and durable. Tips can be easily and reliably attached to the handle. The ratchet handle is comfortable to hold, works great (at least when new) and can be ratcheted in either direction. I plan to use this most of the time when I need a screwdriver.

At first I wasn't sure about this type of T-handle screwdriver, but then I actually used it. Holy cow, this is WAY better than a regular screwdriver! This T-handle delivers much more torque than you can get with a traditional screw flow. The processing quality of the handle is okay. It's mostly plastic. However, the bits are all metal, as is the connection to the handle. Even when a lot of force was applied to the handle, I didn't feel it flex, so I think the design holds up, at least for now…

I love its ergonomics - I can turn and control what happens with screws much better than I can with a more traditional screwdriver and the ratchet makes it even better. Lots of leverage in multiple directions. Not clear, but there's a non-ratcheting fixed chuck on the other end of the handle in case you need it. There is a fairly wide range of bits including standard Phillips, flat and torx bits in the most common sizes. There are a few less common types, however, including the Y and M bits. I…

Updating the original review: It has stopped rattling. Original Review: As a woman the best purchase I have ever made was a set of hex ratchet wrenches because I'm not that strong. I could easily assemble furniture with this set of ratchets, but without it my hardware would be loose and it's a lot easier on my hands when I have to drive a lot of screws. So I really wanted to try a ratchet wrench. You can't use an impact wrench on furniture because you have less control and it can split wood…

I love this ratchet screwdriver. So far it has far exceeded my expectations. The grip feels solid and comfortable. The brass socket is spring loaded and you push on it to load the bit. The ratchet is a gray bushing under a brass bushing and has three positions: tighten, free turn and loosen. The chassis is smooth, no play. I've had the set for about a month and have already tried it. It will be interesting to see how well the ratchet works over time. If so, it's going to be one of the best…