STREBITO Right Angle Screwdriver 32-Piece 1/4 Inch Mini Ratchet Set Low Profile Offset Bit Set with 72-Tooth Ratcheting Wrench Stubby Ratchet 90 Degree Screwdriver for Small Spaces

This set is an absolute must if you assemble a lot of things that you order online. I feel like I said a lot about myself with that first sentence but I do order a lot of things that come with a cheap allen wrench or tiny screwdriver and I do end up putting them together myself. This set has a good basic selection of small heads and the ratcheting action makes things go so much faster and smoother even in cramped or awkward spaces. Works great. Good quality. I love the little case that keeps it all organized. My boyfriend that never ever lets me forget that he’s a millwright has even given it his stamp of approval by trying to “borrow” it on the sly.

Good quality and a fantastic price for an awesome set. This has helped he tighten screws in small spaces. Definitely worth having.

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I don’t need an off-set ratchet often, but when I need one this is now my go to.My Dad left me an old such ratchet. It worked for the times I needed it but, this one is so much better.

Found just what I'm looking for to remove all the plastic clips underneath Nissan Autos and SUVs provided you change over clips to Star Bit with is not TORX BITS (NO !).. You want bits that fit 8mm holes already drilled in the bottom of the NISSAN (other Japanese cars are probably similar. The clips you want are + shaped {like a plus sign) NOT TORX. The fastener looks like a Reed & Prince screwdriver bit which are IMPOSSIBLE to find a Reed & Prince screwdriver. Sears used to include one in their larger toolkits. You can probably get away with a PH1 phillips bit. Or try a cheap set of bits from $Tree store and use the smallest phillips bit. These DO NOT have to be tightened very much as they will hold. Just collect all the fasteners in a tansparent container (like they serve take-out chickenNoodle soup from a chinese restaurant). Keep the screwdriver close at hand to easily replace the majority of the clips as there are plenty of them. As to the racheting action. I have always opened up the rachets as most companies do not lubricate the rachets. They want them to fail. But if you take the head of the rachet apart and pack it with a soap-based wheel bearing lubricant it will be silent and probably last indefinately. I gave it five stars as it is compact and just what I needed to remove and replace these "Splash Shields" on the bottom of Low Clearance Japanese Cars.

This little tool was perfect to get in a tiny little crevice in my engine bay to do a turbo inlet swap. It really does have a smaller profile with the heads installed and if you wanted it even smaller you could technically do some "at home" cuts on the heads to make them even smaller profile. All in all I was very pleased with the function of the tool and would buy it again if I needed one.

These were purchased as a gift. They came in a little box that could fit in the palm of my hand. They are supposed to be small to work in a tight space.

This too came in super handy while I was working on my car in a tight space under the dashboard.