48-22-2320 Compact Ratcheting Multi Bit Driver

Built great! Feels great! Comfortable size. East to throw in a drawer. Easy to switch direction. Design feels great in hands and very versatile.

Favorite tool. Great for a backpack or your glove box. I now have 3. Truck, kitchen drawer and shop.

I've used a total of four stubby ratcheting screwdrivers over the years. They rank as follows: 1. Milwaukee. Pros: Smooth ratchet. Short length. Direction changer is not easily bumped during use. Bit storage. Cons: Bits can be difficult to remove from storage. As yet untested durability (one month in). Feel of handle 2. Stanley (yellow). Pros: Durability (Two years of daily professional use.) Storage in handle. Feel of handle. Cons: Slightly larger than I prefer for my tool pouch. Direction changer is easily bumped during use. Rough ratchet. 3. Kobalt Dual Drive Pros: Dual Drive (ratchets in the same direction during both eccentric and concentric twists). Smooth ratchet. Storage in handle. Feel of handle. Direction changer is not easily bumped during use. Cons: Too large. This was a deal breaker for me as it would not fit in my tool pouch (CLC custom 5 pouch) 4. Skil Pros: Short length. Feel of handle. Cons: Plastic collar on direction changer broke after one month.

Great home screwdriver. Small enough to fit in small household spaces. The ratchet works fine, and the bits have held up to a lot of use. I own three for different places in my house; desk, toolbag, and workshop. I have also gifted them to other people and gotten feedback that they were surprised how handy they are. Sometimes you need a longer screwdriver, but around the house I haven't felt the need since I bought this one. Highly recommended.

I had one of these. I used it for everything. It became my favorite screwdriver. Then one day it was gone. No idea how it got lost, but bad things happen. I tried several other brands and style of stubby multi-bit drivers, but none measured up. I found this for sale on Amazon, and bought another. Happiness again. It's the right size. Its bit-holding scheme is great. The bits that come with it are great. This might sound like a little deal, but actually it's a big deal: the wheel that chooses the ratchet direction turns in the direction you want to turn. Most multi-bit ratcheting screwdrivers do it the other way, which feels wrong to me. No, you can't borrow mine. Buy your own.

Honestly this screwdriver has helped me out a lot. It’s able to get into places I can’t get other screwdrivers and it’s ratcheting capability makes it easy to not have to remove and turn, I can just twist back and forth. Only set back is the design of the storage of the other bits. If you accidentally push them too far forward they’re kinda a pain to take out. Other than that this thing is awesome.

Bought it for my range bag, nice and compact with Milwaukee reliability. I do buy some cheap tools but will shell out the cash for good ones for those situations where you can’t risk a low quality tool letting you down.

To be completely honest, this little screw driver is the best and most useful thing I ever bought. Say goodbye to craving your neck trying to fit both hands in tight spaces to screw something in- this thing only requires one hand. And it's milwaukee which already screams great quality.

Does what it says on the box. Feels well made. Really happy with it. Ratcheting feels good and have a really strong magnet to hold the bits.

Excelente...

I have the Bahco version of this as well as a few Bahco tools but this has the edge in quality and due to it's slightly bigger size is better for my hands and leverage again, quality and ruggedness that a DIYer wouldn't understand and appreciate the cost of

High quality tool good grip which gives more strength to remove hard to release screws

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