I bought this and ended up returning it. I don't like that it's magnetic and the bits don't lock in place. You drop this thing off a ladder and good luck finding the bits that fly off it when it hits the floor.
Only thing I hate, and it could just be mine, is that the plastic part that holds the bits doesn't hold them very well. Sometimes I put the chamber out and they full out everywhere
Yes it's not just you. Which in general most people should avoid the all in one screw drivers with the storage in the handle because those are targeted at non-tool savvy people, because it seems so convenient. Which I guess it is but I'd rather get the speed ratchet version of this tool where it's got no handle storage but a nice fabric case that holds them instead.
@doodbro931 you go ahead and carry screw drivers worth you. The rest of us will carry screw drivers with bits in the handle. In your truck, in your tool belt, on your utility/maintenance vehicle, in your tractor, and a million other professional uses for them. If you're having a problem with any of them, it's operator error. I've got a ton of them in all of my vehicles, UTVs (gators) at my ranches, in my tractors, in my emergency bag, in my tool belts, etc. NEVER had any issue with the bit retaining. Milwaukee, PB, Megapro, and some other ones.
I was a little disappointed in the magnets strength. Thought this would be a good road tool, but the socket retention is so light I’d never use it in an engine bay unless 100% no other choices.
Lol this isn't a tool you'd be using to work on a car haaaa... this is for the jobs we're you got a bunch of screws an bolts to tighten down and rather than having to carry several tools and have to keep switching between them, just use this one. Usually these multi usage tools are made for convenience rather than tough hard use.
Typically with tools, it's worth splurging for the higher quality stuff most of the time. Key word, most. If you're only gonna use the tool a couple times a year, then don't bother, just the cheap thing will get the job done. But if it's something like a screwdriver, that has tons of uses like this thing, and is very handy in different situations, it's worth the money to get the expensive stuff. Not this tool in particular though there's a much better version called the Wera speed ratchet, which is the slightly larger, but has a less bulky handle because it has a storage case instead of just putting them in the handle. And that one you can find the 1/4 inch socket version for under $100, and it has bunch more sockets and useful little attachments to go with it. And a nice storage case to fit it all
Wish it had the rapidapter release for the bits and sockets!
I bought this and ended up returning it. I don't like that it's magnetic and the bits don't lock in place. You drop this thing off a ladder and good luck finding the bits that fly off it when it hits the floor.
Yeah I always have this problem with any multi drivers like this
Very handy little Booger !
That is very innovative!
Very cool!
Oh I like that!!!!
Only thing I hate, and it could just be mine, is that the plastic part that holds the bits doesn't hold them very well. Sometimes I put the chamber out and they full out everywhere
Yes it's not just you. Which in general most people should avoid the all in one screw drivers with the storage in the handle because those are targeted at non-tool savvy people, because it seems so convenient. Which I guess it is but I'd rather get the speed ratchet version of this tool where it's got no handle storage but a nice fabric case that holds them instead.
@doodbro931 you go ahead and carry screw drivers worth you. The rest of us will carry screw drivers with bits in the handle. In your truck, in your tool belt, on your utility/maintenance vehicle, in your tractor, and a million other professional uses for them. If you're having a problem with any of them, it's operator error. I've got a ton of them in all of my vehicles, UTVs (gators) at my ranches, in my tractors, in my emergency bag, in my tool belts, etc. NEVER had any issue with the bit retaining. Milwaukee, PB, Megapro, and some other ones.
I was a little disappointed in the magnets strength. Thought this would be a good road tool, but the socket retention is so light I’d never use it in an engine bay unless 100% no other choices.
Lol this isn't a tool you'd be using to work on a car haaaa... this is for the jobs we're you got a bunch of screws an bolts to tighten down and rather than having to carry several tools and have to keep switching between them, just use this one.
Usually these multi usage tools are made for convenience rather than tough hard use.
ITS NOT 173 DOLLARS COOL AND THE COMMENTERS ARE SAYING THE MAGNETS ARE WEAK. NO THANKS.
I think this would be amazing for hvac/ electrical work paired with an imperial tool check plus.
I like it but stopped using it, because it is always racheting, since it does not have a fixed (central) position.
For the average homeowner that has some crappy tools in the kitchen junk drawer, it’s kind of cool. Other than that I see it as nothing but a gimmick
Pretty cool but holy sheet thats expensive
It's on Amazon for $96, still up there but nearly half the price
75€ rn instead of a hundred
cute
please include price
$120+
😮❤
Do they have a larger socket set aswell?
Yeah there's other kits that have significantly more sockets & bits.
The weras handles just look too bulky and fragile. Now I've never had one but I'm afraid to spend the money
Typically with tools, it's worth splurging for the higher quality stuff most of the time. Key word, most. If you're only gonna use the tool a couple times a year, then don't bother, just the cheap thing will get the job done. But if it's something like a screwdriver, that has tons of uses like this thing, and is very handy in different situations, it's worth the money to get the expensive stuff. Not this tool in particular though there's a much better version called the Wera speed ratchet, which is the slightly larger, but has a less bulky handle because it has a storage case instead of just putting them in the handle. And that one you can find the 1/4 inch socket version for under $100, and it has bunch more sockets and useful little attachments to go with it. And a nice storage case to fit it all
Thought this was cool AF till I looked up the price lol
Is it a 3/8 drive?
If only you have the option to choose what sockets to add on to your kit
i bought one of their 10mm sockets by itself and added it to mine
Pretty neat, but at $120 plus, no thx
It’s too fuckin big