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Question: how big is the size of the actual wrench itself?Thanks
Document: Good quality tool, I'm giving 4 stars due to flimsy latch on the lid. I feel like if the kit is bumped around in a tool box or car trunk the lid will open and spill the tools everywhere. Other than that, great value, a good assortment of bits and small size to fit into tight spots.
Have to say in surprised this ting is well made the driver is all metal no plastic parts - both end have a ratchet drive one for bits the other for sockets and they can be reversed - the included sockets and bits are good quality - the case is not the best but for my purposes is will work - the size is just right for my electronics tool bag - this set does give a lot for a small investment - the weight is surprising its heavy for its size - would recommend to anyone!! !
I have used it as a hammer. The bits store in the handle, which is pretty convenient. If you are not going to use the sockets you can just grab the driver.The Nebo driver also gives you the ability to spin the bits in screwdriver orientation, rather than only offset. It also gives a 45 degree offset option and much more leverage with the full size handle. When offset the Nebo is 6 1/8" long compared to the GearWrenchs 5 13/16".
GearWrench makes great tools and this is no exception.For tight spots you can't beat this wrench set....I'm looking at buying more GearWrench tools sometime soon.
I have had one of these for a few years at home. I finally broke down and bought another for work. Great bit driver, if you need to turn a screw in a tight spot it holds the bit tight without letting it slip threw the wrench.
The GearWrench only ratchets. They both are medium fine ratcheting mechanisms.The GearWrench does give you closer access in tight spots. The GearWrench with 1/2" socket is 1 1/2" thick. The Nebo with  socket is  2 7/8". So the GearWrench will fit in a tighter spot, BUT you can always just use a regular wrench, which is less than 1/2" thick!
Very handy set to have. I bought this because I needed good access and precision movement in tight spaces. It does that very well. I like it so much I have bought three of them so the techs I work with in the field can use them. I also use a 1/4&#34; hex bit screwdriver with the 1/4&#34; bits in the set when I don't need the wrench.
SO glad to have found this little package: what a dynamite tool set!The gear teeth are fine & smooth; the bit selection is great for small tasks; the offset on both ends is well calculated; the wrench bar appears to be quite well made; and the thumbwheel feature allows for starting quickly at the slightest touch. I'm getting a second one now to keep in the car! : its the best of its kind that I've found.
I especially found the sockets useful when swapping out from Apex to small socket. The " shaft adapter integrated well with both my " drive Snap-On and Craftsman sockets.This set goes with me on every maintenance task I do around the home or car. The only complaint I have is minor; that the case when closed could have a better latching design. Overall, I highly recommend the Gear Wrench Bit/Micro driver Set.
I am an aircraft airframe and Jet mechanic by trade, so I've been using bit ratchets for quite some time. I first purchased this set after struggling to remove some hex head bolts in a tight space of my son's car engine bay. The job was made a lot more practical with the Gear Wrench bit ratchet set.It's a compact set with the basic bits, which was not a limiting factor for me since I've acquired hundreds of Apex bits (and half bits) from McMaster-Carr over the years.
Answer: no