🔧 MulWark 11pc 1/4 Mini Ratchet Wrench Close Quarters Pocket Screwdriver Set: High Torque, Low Profile, 90 Degree Offset, Reversible Drive Handle & Multi Hex Bit Review

Built a closet and had to fit into a tight space, it worked well. The bits will fall out (if you look down) but that's not a big deal since I didn't have a few screws to complete the project. The actual ratchet feels pretty good for a cheap product. Don't expect great quality, slightly better for a sub $5 product. Played with the half a bit to get it fishing in the right direction. It's easy for your fingers to get on the back from time to time. in other cases, the gears did not lock during…

Works great, well made and easy to use. I almost didn't buy this model because the scheme (drawings) was a bit embarrassing in terms of work. To switch between clockwise and counterclockwise rotation, simply click on the layer next to the bit holder. My only complaint is that the bits are too long to remove the screws from the door handle that I replaced. It would be better if the spare bits were a quarter inch shorter. Shorter bits allow you to work in tight spaces. Alternatively, it would be…

I didn't even know this tool existed until I needed it. I've had the tool not long ago so can't confirm its durability, but it's cheap and did the job. I installed a towel rack in front of the kitchen sink and there was a very small gap between the wall unit and the front of the sink. I could not have completed the installation without this tool. I considered buying a more expensive version to get shorter bits because I was worried about how little wiggle room I had to wiggle, but in the…

After years of wrestling with these screws in ridiculous places I finally came across one - very handy! It feels sturdy and reliable; not exactly Milwaukee, Makita, DeWalt, or Rigid quality, but durable/reliable enough to use in place of those brands in a pinch (depending on what you need to do). The extra bits are just as reliable as any other company's tool - depending on user experience. I like its compact size and solid build. It goes without saying that it's obviously designed for small to

It's not for everyone, it's a terrible choice for "son's first screwdriver" or "fancy useful gift" and it's a terrible choice for those who have direct access to the screw directly, as usual. Anyone who could grab the thing with a regular hand screwdriver when removing the side panel of a computer tower, for example. It is also totally unsuitable for the precise disassembly of small electronics such as laptops, phones or tablets. The tool is a good weight and grip, and the bits that come with…