General Tools 807 Ratchet Offset Screwdriver

Great product for EDC because of its light weight and slim profile. I use it with regular long Double Ended Bits (Phillips #1 on one end and Slotted 3 mm on the other). Yes, the bit passes through the head and is held loosely, but for fast screw tightening, it works well. The other double ended bits I carry in my pouch are Phillips #2 + Slotted 4 mm, and Phillips #3 + Slotted 5 mm.The General Kit comes with 4 special bits, 2 Phillips and 2 Slotted if you want to carry those instead. All-in-all, a great product and highly recommended.

Good for the price

I would have given it 5 stars but the Philips head bit was too long for really being a low profile screwdriver. And the fact the other side of the bit sticks out, thus reduces any low profile valueit would otherwise have. I'll hopefully have uses for it down the road, but it fails as a tool to use on outboard boat motor carbs.

The screwdriver works well for most applications. The one downside I would give it is that there is too much resistance on the back motion while using the ratchet. While some of that is expected this one seems to have more than I would have expected for a tool this size. It may be that the one I have is worse than most. It requires you to use your other hand or some other mechanism to hold the screw in place while moving the handle in the back stroke. Otherwise, quality tool. The driver tips seem to be good quality and likely to stand up to frequent use.

This little General Tools ratchet screwdriver set is a life saver under certain conditions and is something I have carried in my tool box for years. Installers often mount equipment on walls and ceilings without regard for service or maintenance that inevitably will be necessary, so getting at Philips and slotted head screws where there is only a tiny bit of space available is where this ratcheting, right-angle screwdriver set excels. It has bits for #1 and #2 Phillips head and 1/4” and 3/8” slotted [flat head] screws.

I love tools and own more than my share. These feel cheap -- almost like minimal torque will break the handle and strip the bits.Worse, the off set wrench is miniature -- it goes from the base of your palm to the index finger. If you have mature grip, it will be hard to use the wrench.Worth five bucks -- for the case. Yes, the calm case is cheap plastic. But, it is designed to hold the tools and bits in place.Hope this helps.

Easy to use

I found it to be very stiff and hard to use. im ok with it because it seems to be good quality

Thin ratchet screwdriver, but actually doesn't take standard 1/4" hex bits, so don't loose the one that come with the tool!Construction is adequate, but the ratchet mechanism tends to lock occasionally. There are better ones available than this.

Feels cheaply made didn’t realise you could not take out the bit so it’s of no use to me but that’s my fault for not reading the ad carefully

Also screwdriver bit is not replaceable,Not worth more than $1.

Broke first time it was used

Good build quality. Have used several times now without any problems. Now part of my toolbox.