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Maxtech 16021MX 12 in 1 Stubby Ratchet Multi-Driver

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Maxtech 16021MX 12 in 1 Stubby Ratchet Multi-Driver

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12 in 1 Stubby Ratcheting Multi-Driver® Ideal for workshop, jobsites, kitchen drawers. Suitable for difficult to reach areas like car stereo installation, furniture assembly, etc.

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Product Details

Package Length:	8.5 inches
Package Width:	3.8 inches
Package Height:	1.6 inches
Package Weight:	0.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

Features

Intuitive internal bit storage
Short double-ended bit for easy storage and broad bit selection
Heavy duty 3-way ratchet handle for quick drive
6150 bits for heavy duty application
Durable polycarbonate handle.

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 5.0

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Versatile Stubby Driver Nov 04, 2008 By Gary Peterson
I recently upgraded my modest screw driver collection considerably. Now I can tackle a much greater variety of possible situations. But, no matter how many drivers you might have there's always the situation where the screw driver is too long to fit into the limited space. A special stubby driver is needed. I've got one stubby screw driver, but it's only for slot-head screws and the handle is too small in diameter to get a good grip.

Here's a handy little stubby driver that might work in a great variety of situations. It comes with a half-dozen bits stored in the handle. The bits are made such that two different bits are on the opposite ends of a single shaft, so you really have 12 different bits. Plus, the bits from my drill and another driver also fit, albeit somewhat loosely. That gives me a real good versatility that will handle a wide variety of types and sizes of screws in limited-space situations. The handle is nicely designed and affords a good grip. The driver can be easily set to ratchet forward or backwards. I won't use this driver very often, but it should prove handy when I do.

Gary Peterson