🔧 Ideal 35-688 21-in-1 Twist-A-Nut Multi-Bit Screwdriver: The Ultimate Tool for Versatile Nut-Tightening Solutions! Review

Multiple applications in one visually appealing tool. However, after a few months of use, I am changing my rating to 4 stars. This is because the tool likes to roll on different surfaces. It needs more flat space on the handle so it doesn't roll as easily. In addition, the number of attachments is too large and adds too much weight, resulting in increased hand fatigue after long-term use. I removed four of the eight bits that are rarely used in my electrical work. I just stash them in my tool…

This article has been a part of my troubleshooting kit since it was first published. This is one of the few tools I ALWAYS use in my work. I work as a service technician and regularly use my tool in difficult situations in difficult conditions. The driver never stopped working as intended. A ratchet sometimes saves lives. I really appreciate the 7/16 wrench. I like that the bits aren't so tiny that they always get lost or fall out. Bits are held securely whether in the holder or during use…

I'm an electrician, I have BIG hands and this screwdriver does 90% of my job (a screwdriver is required of course). I LOVE the Nut Twist feature these screwdrivers come with (saves my hands and works faster) and the fact that they have more bits than any other screwdriver (at least I've found) that fit neatly in the handle. Like I said, this is a great screwdriver, but it's not without its flaws. First, it's quite large and slightly heavier than, say, a regular multi-tool screwdriver (but then…

This lovely little tool is the pride of my power tool belt. I got my first used hand from a colleague who had it for years and has since collected too many tools to keep. This guy does it all and the craftsmanship is solid. Feels great in hand. The ratchet will last (with proper care, as with all tools), and the handle shows very little sign of corrosion or aging over the years. When I last moved, my original was gone and I was so upset that I had to replace it immediately. Having a new one was

I have probably six multipoint ratcheting screwdrivers. I have two from Kobalt that are no longer made, one from Stanley, another unbranded in this one. I really like the versatile KOBALT ratchet screwdriver. However, they have discontinued one of the models and the other seems to have been discontinued. This one is very good. All bits under control. They go in and out easily. Each bit is firmly held in the screwdriver and will not fall out. It has all the bits I need including the extra torx…

After using this screwdriver for several months I can say that it has really great benefits and some few has major disadvantages. . The wire nut wrench is handy and even works with green wire nuts. I like the wire hook tool, all attachment options are good but a bit bulky if you have to fit in the handle. This isn't really a deciding factor though, as house electrics really only need 5 bits for 95% of things. Two square bits, a #2 Phillips screwdriver, a blade screwdriver, and a peanut…