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Question: I need a cheap set of extended bits (e.g. hex 4, 5, 6 etc) that is compatible with this ratchet. Finding it difficult finding such a set on amazon.
Document: I have used this product and it is fine for limited use. The metal from which the bits are cast seems a little soft and accordingly is likely to wear more quickly. I probably should not include the rest of my opinion in this Amazon review however, Sears has a Craftsmen set which contains 3 ratchets instead of one, and includes 4 different bits that are made of a harder metal, all at a fairly reasonable, but higher price.
Like someone pointed out below, the ratcheting tooth is kind of very coarse. Should be OK for normal use. Anyway, I didn't like it and returned it.I am trying "Craftsman 9-41469 Reversible Offset Ratchet Screwdriver Set, 5-Piece". It is bit better and a couple of bucks more expensive. Has convenient grooves so you can turn them with your fingers once screw is loose.Cheers! !
Nice quality.Compact (4" x 2/3" x 3/8" without bits)Get it into your toolbox before you need it. Also, a nice mini-gift.Shop around. Harbor Freight also sells these.
This right angle ratchet screwdriver is only 4 inches long and comes with 6 different screw types and sizes. It's very useful in tightening screws in deep areas where space is limited. I recommend using a longer screw head for added clearance and better torque.The only negative thing I can say about it's design is the tightening (clockwise)/ loosening (counter clockwise) locking mechanism can be accidentally pushed so easily when cranking it.
It is small,compact handles all my other screwdriver bits and 1/4" sockets with an extension attachment. It comes with only a couple of bits. I keep it in my PC tool pack and it does a very nice job overall. It is metal not plastic with a ratchet mechanism for both forward and reverse.
Not quite what I expected, the bits do not lock in to the mini ratchet, but I made it work for what I needed. Not high on my priority list for tools to need/have.
The Pocket Wrench II will also act as a "ratchet" if you need it, as well as a wrench. With those items, you will end up with quite a lot of capabilities for very little weight. Obviously, if you don't also carry a Leatherman multitool, then you could probably just get regular 1/4" bit sets to complement the ratchet.
Of the two product photos, one correctly shows the seven bit assortment that comes with the ratchet, while the other shows a much larger set with an extension. You'll only get seven bits.
I purchased some landscape lights for our masons to put on some stone steps. The steps are only 6&#34; high and the lights fit in the overhang, leaving only 4&#34; to try to change lights whenever a bulb goes out.
It's a little cheap feeling and the ratchet isn't as fine as I would have liked for times when you have limited range of motion.
Answer: yes