Titan11205 3-1/2-Inch Offset Micro Ratcheting Bit Driver and Bit Set

We use alot of hex driver bits that fit hex socket head fasteners. For years, we have used T-Handle hex keys for this, but this caused a problem because they do not store well in they pick trays very well in a tool box drawer, and they are all manual, not fast. For that reason, we switched to Snap On ratcheting T handle screwdrivers and short bit sets. this worked great, but when it came time to get into tight places, I needed a ratchet to drive the short 1/4" hex bits. I picked up my first Titan micro bit driver at Autozone. 60 tooth fine ratching mechanism, nice action and very small, which I really like. After that, I loved it so much, I ordered two more for other workstations from amazon and also ordered the 1/4" standard ratchet that Titan offers in this offset profile. They have become a mandatory tool in our tool boxes here for light assembly. I hightly recommend them. One thing I will mention is that I always take any ratchet I get apart (carefully) when I get it and lube the ratchet mechanism with 1 or 2 drops of 3-in-1 oil. These ratchets ship BONE DRY so I would recommend lubing it for years of trouble free use. Just remove the two torx fasteners in the front of the ratchet head and gently pull the mechanism out. i would do it over a bucket or confined tray so if you drop the detent ball or small torx fasteners, you can find them and put them back in. But just a drop or two of oil improves thier action and durability. Awesome for small stuff and light assembly. Buy it!

This little thing has all the bit set needed. This compact size is perfect for our need. Perfect tool kit to go with the all the tools. It’s a need.

Taking apart the dash? Do you need to swap out a 7 year old hvac actuator in your GM truck? Need to stick your hand in a super cramped area and get an annoying screw out? This is for you. I used it to get a blower resistor out of a Nissan Versa. It is held by 2 stealth screws with little working room. Wonderful!

This tool fit perfectly for the job I needed to do

It's tiny, gets into tight places, and it feels very well made, but it has so much ratcheting resistance that all it can do is break the torque on my particular hard-to-reach fastener. The 60 tooth mechanism means you can break torque with very little room to work, but once the friction of the ratcheting mechanism is greater than the friction of your fastener, it can't do any more work, and just turns the screw back and forth without clicking. This tool helped me very well for about 30 seconds, but now I'm looking for new solutions again.

Nicely made and beautifully finished. I purchased this on impulse at an auto parts store - one of those things that I didn't have a specific use in mind for, but it seemed handy. It has saved my bacon and frustration a number of times now, so I had a set sent to my dad. A great little tool to have in your box.

Great little tool. I got it for tight spots where a longer tool (like a screwdriver) wouldn't reach. It fits easily in my toolpouch and the tips can be used in other tools as well as this one.

I have 3 sets because its that good

J'ai connu, dans le passé, ce genre de "Clef à cliquet" avec souvent une fragilité et des bris qui n'ont pas duré. Celui-ci semble solide et fait pour durer !!!....

Appareil pratique pour les petits endroits exigus comme sur mes machines à coudre. Les pointes sont interchangeables comme un tournevis !

Micro it is! Very hard to manage in my fingers. That said, it’s tough and fixed my shower door. Worth the pain unless you have arthritis

excellent pour utilisation quotidienne

Got that screw out of the nissan versa for the blower fan resistor