🔧 GEARWRENCH 1/4" Drive Ratcheting Stubby Screwdriver Handle - Compact and Efficient Review

Nicely made tool that seems to work well (I had it not long ago) but it should be noted that it's the Receiver's (bit socket) is 1/4" SQUARE, so you'll need to use its 1/4" shank to attach the hex bit. what.)

I also have a longer version but I use it 100% of the time because its shorter statue gives me more control. Works the same as their longer model, but usable. in tighter spaces. In addition, the longer one has a detachable cap on the handle where you can store bits. I hated it because it kept coming out. Has a smooth gear, probably 72 teeth. The shape of the handle gives you plenty of torque. The ratchet yoke mechanism sticks out too far for no reason. Sometimes I accidentally turn it in tight…

This is a very well made handle. length, and the rubberized finish is fairly persistent and comfortable to the touch. Screwdriver and nut shanks come in a variety of lengths, be sure to pick them up if you don't have them. The shanks of the gear wrenches do not wobble at all, but are firmly in place. I wish there was a 1.5 inch bit holder but I can do without it. Inch Tine Wrench 890080GD Etching the shank of a 1/4 inch wrench gives the shanks a really nice look.