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Item # 180PGS5100 | MFR # PGS5100
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Get into those tight spaces with the Stubby ratcheting screwdriver from Spec Tools. Its unique shape allows you to work in almost any space, and its powerful ratchet action makes it easy to drive and remove screws. A magnetic tip holds onto your bit, while the oversized handle offers a steady grip. Warranty: lifetime.
Note: Bits not included.
Nice little driver! Only used it on one job so far, but it seems well made. Much heavier than you would think for it's size. For those who want to know, it does not come with any bits, but I assumed as much.
Larry Swindall, Franklin, KY
Spec Tools Stubby Driver Owner's manual
Average Customer Review(s):
Nice little driver! Only used it on one job so far, but it seems well made. Much heavier than you would think for it's size. For those who want to know, it does not come with any bits, but I assumed as much.
Pros: Heavy. Well built.
Cons: Some may find the finish a little slick to hold on to in certain positions, but I had no problem with it.
Handle only. Excellent addition to SpecTools ratching screwdriver or wrench kits. Gets into tight places. Sturdy, well made.
Pros: Fits where others won't Connects to any standard bit Ratchets both ways
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Good quality tool- drives any of your hex bits with as much torque as you can apply by hand. Fwd/Reverse direction changes are quick with no slop in the clutch mechanism. Unlike other similar hex tool drivers, there is no middle locked position, but I don't see this as a drawback. Works great in tight spaces- perfect for doing vehicle audio installations and compliments the Skewdriver angled hex driver set perfectly. It is a benefit that this tool does not include any bits, as this would needlessly add to the price. I recommend this tool without reservation.
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The compact size is really handy for tight spaces. It seems well constructed and works as described. Just be aware that even though the photo shows a Phillips bit, it does not include any bits. It accepts standard hex bits which you can buy at any hardware store.
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Overview: This new and improved driver uses a five sided grip stubby handle and a magnetic drive shaft bit holder. The upgraded capacity drive components provide precise, click-less ratchet action and the ultimate in comfort efficiency and long life. Its unique shape allows you to work in almost any space, and its powerful ratchet action makes it easy to drive and remove screws.
Note: No bits are included with this product.
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to get into tight spaces. the ratcheting feature just makes it that much nicer. [ MICHAEL J Aug 30, 2018 ]
For stock tool. My last one walked away.... [ BKB Jun 01, 2018 ]
Stubby Screwdrivers are tools. Ratchetting ones? Doubly so. [ sane Jun 20, 2017 ]
It was convenient to order this tool at the same time as my stereo. I did not want to get in the middle of the install and need it, and not have it. [ shawn May 11, 2017 ]
I chose this stubby handle because it will complement and expand a Spec Tools screwdriver kit I purchased from Crutchfield earlier this winter. [ Roger Feb 20, 2017 ]