WeraTools 416 Ra T-Handle Bitholding Screwdriver

Love this little guy, keep it in my range bag for adjustments at the range.Always exact fit and function from Wera tools. Top of the line from engineering field work, to cycling, automotive and firearms.

Getting old, and sometimes using a screwdriver puts too much strain on my wrists, one of which has some arthritis in it. I started using Wiha t-handles for screwdriver stuff and that made a big difference with the additional leverage. But there's time when a ratchet would be better so I decided to try this one from Wera. I have a number of Wera tools and have been quite happy with them; this is no different. The ratcheting motion is smooth and the semi-soft grip fits my hand nicely (I'm a medium glove size hand). The head accepts any 1/4-inch bit whether they are drill type or short stubby ones and locks them securely in place. The bits are then magnetized to hold screws. The bit quick-release operates smoothly and also accepts extensions.Only complaint is that the direction tab can be tough to move due to its small size and somewhat recessed fit on the top of the handle. I haven't had any issues with the tab moving during use, though.Overall an excellent addition to my tool bag.

Wera makes top quality tools. This is nice for older hands. Bit retainer works great. Close ratchet steps help when movement area is restricted. Built tough.Their screw drivers are top notch too.

Great ratcheting tool. It feels comfortable in the hand and is surprisingly fast when you use it.

nice little tool to add to your collection, limited use as one considers mechanics tools but still I like it and use it infrequently but I would buy another.

This is a precision palm ratchet for precision work. I have a disability in my hand that makes using this tool a pleasure. Wera hit a homer. This ratchet wrench is also available with a square drive, and also fixed, non ratcheting shaft, all excellent.

My favorite thing about Wera is their innovation. I love Wera tools and while they cost a bit, they are worth it. Nobody has really innovated certain common hand tools in decades. Not Wera. They've managed to make tools smarter and more efficient and more ergonomic.You'll never know if you don't try one. The T handle with the rapidator bit holder is genius.

I really like the handle