Makita B 50289 Ratchet Bit Piece Review

I originally purchased this set because I thought it would go great with my current Makita power tools and accessories. That was really the main reason I bought them. My $15 Husky ratchet feels better in my hand. This screwdriver is small and the clicks are not that responsive. Also, the bottom doesn't pop out, which I like, so I can keep extra attachments on hand without a case. This will definitely be my second screwdriver and if this is your first ratchet screwdriver I would go with Husky or

I ordered this product in December thinking it would be my only tool kit capable of doing most of my small household chores. This product looks good and the Makita name is a plus, but I found these tools and bits too heavy to use with my fingers and hands. For example, I can't physically remove most bits because they are too small and too tightly attached to the plastic holder. Once I had to use pliers to pull it out a little. In my opinion it's more than design - there is so much design in…

Decent Set in that you get a hand ratchet and lots of standard bits, many of which are larger than 1. So if you break some you don't have to stop and run to your local store, you can just grab another one and refill it later along the way. The ratchet itself is "good" but feels a little cheap compared to the old hand ratchet I bought from Craftsman - it has a solid shaft and is about 5-6 inches long, which in many cases really is helps. At home, the Makita feels light in comparison, almost like