Low-Profile Flat Plate Ratchet Screwdriver Set (TD76J (Straight Type))

Well made and great to work in tight spots. Worth the price.

works as expected in narrow spaces

This is the lowest-profile ratchet screwdriver I've been able to find, and it works great! While the ratchet teeth are coarse, the mechanism seems strong. Having the extra bits stored in the handle is also nice. One thing to note - the included bits are extra short. So while you can use other bits, even normal stubby bits have about twice as much hex shank and will stick out much farther. I was able to make do, but there would've been less sweating and foul language if I'd also had super-stubby bits in torx and pozidriv.

I needed to change the primer bulbs on a Stihl blower and an Echo weed eater. This little ratchet allowed me to loosen and tighten the small hard to reach Phillips head bolt on each device . This tool was perfect for these two jobs and any job with minimal overhead access to small screws or bolts. It’s relatively inexpensive and surprisingly well made, I’d recommend this product.

It's made in Taiwan for those unaware, and the tooth count on the ratchet is extremely low, but it fits in the tightest spaces like I needed it to to get the job done when nothing else fits.

The bits that come with this little wrench fit more snugly than my expensive Snap-On bits. The handle is a little stiff and has a fair bit of backdrag out of the box, so I put a little Tap Magic on the head and spun it in a drill for a few minutes to loosen it up. It is now my go-to wrench for everything from assembling furniture to accessing tight access fasteners on our cars and house.

This tool worked beautifully to secure a screw that had dropped from underneath the spoiler of my hatchback. The screw held one end of the 3rd brake light assembly and there was less than an inch of clearance and an odd angle. The screw was held nicely on the phillips bit and by spinning the thumbwheel I was able to get the screw threaded, and then tightened. Other tools which used standard bits were too tall and also many didn't have a ratchet with pawl to change directions. This saved me from more involved disassembly to access the screw and avoided a trip to the car dealership. GREAT TOOL.

Love this thing, as low profile as you can get, and still has a ratchet lever.