Makita P-90071 13-in-1 Racheting Screwdriver with Various Bits Hidden in the Handle

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You can find nut drivers and socket attachments as well, which can be a big help on a variety of projects. The WorkPro model has some edges that can rub your fingers too sharply when using the tool for a long time. When it comes to really cranking down on a fastener, the Megapro ratcheting screwdriver has all the grip you could need. For those times when you need to insert fasteners behind a mounted flat screen or in another tight spot, the MulWark shines.

Makita P-79142 Screwdriver and Ratchet Set (12-Piece)

Longer screwdrivers provide plenty of grip, and they allow you to see the workpiece without blocking it with your hand or grip. Manual and smooth rotation of the device improves efficiency, and allows the user to switch the blade for different types of screw. The WorkPro 12-In-1 Ratcheting Screwdriver feels and performs like a tool that should cost nearly twice as much.As far as ratcheting goes, the Milwaukee has a collar to switch directions or lock the shaft in place.

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We put the top models through their paces—find out which ones took top honors in our hands-on tests! Whether you’re working on a car, installing a doorknob, or driving a screw by hand into a piece of dense wood, the best ratcheting screwdriver can help.

The Tekton Everybit Ratchet Screwdriver and Bit Set is your go-to pick if you want every bit type possible, including 22 precision bits. The almost egg-like grip fits well in your hand, and there are rubberized knobs for greater torque and gripping power.

Makita Ratchet Screwdriver with Bits (8 in 1, Left/Clockwise

The set ring also has a mechanism that locks bits into the shaft versus the approach other models use, with magnets holding the bit in place. In-house testing mainly involved driving screws into several materials with different densities, including wood, plywood, and drywall.

Due to this, we would strongly advise against pre-booking/making payment for third party trades to build/install your item until you are in receipt of and have inspected the goods.