Multi-bit ratchet screwdriver recommendations?

[^woody^]

I'm after one of the ratcheting screwdrivers with the hex bits stored in the handle. Normal size, not one of the stubbies

Any recommendations?

 

[steveuk]

http://www.angliatoolcentre.co.uk/s...id37991.html?gclid=CP3M0ZiFzLICFUNTfAod6TYABg

I have 1 of them and cant fault it

 

[Aqua]

http://www.uktoolcentre.co.uk/Shop/...oduct+Search&gclid=CInV2MmczLICFYcKfAodTkIAnw

I'm on my second one of these and they are just spot on, holds 6 bits in the twist storage part, and another 4-6 in the clip it comes with. One of those tools that is just perfect for what it does.

 

[^woody^]

It was that Stanley Multibit driver which prompted me to get one. I used one and was very impressed.

Then I saw the Fatmax version in Steve's post, and that looked more useful as it has a detachable shaft - long or short. But I'm not sure if its £10 more useful

 

[l0n35t4r]

http://www.uktoolcentre.co.uk/Shop/p~39887~Multibit-Ratchet-Screwdriver-with-10-Bits.html?utm_campaign=googleshopping&utm_source=GoogleBase&utm_medium=Product+Search&gclid=CInV2MmczLICFYcKfAodTkIAnw

I've been using this for quite some time and I found it to be comfortable and easy to use. Sometimes, I feel like using the T-handle version for extra torque and repetitive work.

 

[Aqua]

For a tenner there abouts, i think the multibit job is gonna be a good tool for anyone, easy to carry in a pocket with 6 options of bit there and then

 

[foxhole]

Tried two of these but snapped the end on tough screws.

 

[DIYNotIan]

I've never used one myself, but I seem to remember when I looked into it that the Bahco's get great reviews and comments.

There are several to choose from. One even has an LED light for those dark and out of reach areas!

 

[Aqua]

Tried two of these but snapped the end on tough screws.

Then you want an 18v li-ion impact driver lol...but not for a tenner unless from 'onest Mick's van