Sealey Ak6962 Bit Driver Ratchet Micro 1/4 Hex Stainless Steel

Seems like a nicely made, tiny tool. Really useful when you need to drive a 1/4" bit but don't have space for a screwdriver.

This thing is great, versatile, due to small form factor and also taking 1/4in hex bits. Works as a screwdriver and ratchet (albeit, in a jack of all trades, master of none situation) Highly reccomended for confined spaces, perfect build quality, and versatility. Reasonably priced, too.

This is a very nicely made compact ratchet bit holder. It is very small profile which enables you to get easily into even very small spaces with it. I was slightly disappointed (it was my fault) as I thought the design was that you could insert a long handle into the base, rotate that and it would make the head rotate through gearing. That is NOT the case - as I say, it was my mistake. The bit you insert into the end of the handle is merely to give you a longer handle itself so you can poke it further into a tight space. The unit itself is nicely made and it does not suffer with accidentally switching from one direction to the other by catching the little toggle as much as I have found with two different BOSCH made items which are relatively similar.

Managed to fix my rear parking sensors by removing my bumper without needing to remove wheels or jacking up. This great tool allowed me to get in to some very awkward spots where a normal socket or driver wouldn't allow. It's good quality, a little more expensive than the other Chinese stuff, but looks like it will last. Recommended!

I've got this in a tool kit I keep around the house, together with a small Bahco box of assorted bits, and some small 1/4 Hex drive sockets, so it'll cover most household minor issues without having to resort to getting the big tool box out of the garage! On one end is a simple socket for a hex bit and the other is a ratchet for a bit of extra leverage if needed. It's only small, but feels solidly made and the ratchet action is good, and feels well engineered. It's quite heavy for its size and I have to say, is very tactile. For such a small tool it feels reassuring sturdy.

The ratchet itself has an air of quality about it, lovely smooth finish, neat machining and feels solid. The mechanism isn't as smooth as top end larger ratchets but I wouldn't expect it to be on such a small device, it doesn't feel like a week point though and I've used quite some torque on mine when using it out on my MTB so it certainly is sturdy. For me this device is the perfect accompaniment for a Leatherman Wave multi tool, I carry the ratchet on the elasticated sleeve on the side of my LM pouch and a rubber holder of bits in the elasticated back pocket. It's quite a good match as it has that same air of high strength and build quality. All in defenitely deserves 5 stars, although I'd knock off half a star for the ball bearing holder in the end of the handle, a magnetic holder would be better, in fact I've modified mine by removing the ball bearing and glueing a small round magnet in the hole, much better.

I replaced the hex screws on my bike saddle and seat post with security Torx screws to stop some dirtbag walking off with them. The screws came with the appropriate hex bit but I wanted to tighten them a bit tighter than I could with a screwdriver. This is where this little ratchet comes in and I love it. So well made it feels lovely to hold, seems a bit daft but its so tactile. It's well finished and has a pleasing and secure click in operation. There is a shoulder inside the ratchet hole that stops the bit from pushing through fully. What I didn't expect was that there's a bit holder in the end so you can use it as a screwdriver if you like. Nice touch. Although it's tiny, you can apply a decent amount of torque with this little fella. Very happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend it.

This is extremely good quality. Excellent for those screws that are difficult to drive when only a hex screwdriver bit can fit in.