Review on 🔧 TEKTON Everybit Ratchet Screwdriver Set with 135-Piece Bit Assortment (Model 2841) by Niranjan Reynolds

I bought one of these as a birthday gift and I liked it so much I bought it for myself. This thing has been heavily used and used to replace Kindle batteries, work with RC cars and trucks, and repair computers. there were problems with the beats. None of the parts in the kit let me down. I'm just thinking that tightening a fastener no bigger than a grain of rice doesn't take much effort, so I just calm down. This is of course easy if you are tightening the clasp, but if you are removing the clasp you will need to use as much force as necessary to loosen it. Maybe I was just lucky and didn't have any really stubborn mounts, but there are no broken bits in my set. It has a really nice body holding all the parts together and comes with a separate smaller precision kit to do some of those really small jobs. It even comes with one of those plastic "pry bars" for removing covers from phones so you don't have to use a screwdriver and risk scratching things. You can only take the smaller Precision set unless you need a larger case. The screwdriver handle has a nice feature - it can be snapped open. Of course, it has three settings: tighten, loosen, or lock, so it works like a regular screwdriver. I really like the ratchet feature (I'm surprised I like it that much) and it really makes it easier to work with small jobs. I always feel like I need a third hand growing out of my chest (think Zaphod Beeblebrox for all you Douglas Adams fans) to hold things when it comes to really small things, and the ratcheting feature helps with that . The variety of bits included in this set is a REALLY good set and I am very happy with my purchase. I love this kit so much it deserves its own spot in one of the drawers of my real estate-loving tool chest.