Wera 05023461001 416 RA T-Handle bitholding Screwdriver with Ratchet Function and Rapidaptor Quick-Release Chuck, 1/4", 45 mm

These are good quality tools. I have bought various tools from this manufacturer. This works well in my arthritic hands.

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.

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.

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

Most if not all of the other Wera tools I own and use feel good in the hand. This one does not. For whatever reason I can’t make this one comfortable for me. It’s designed to have two fingers on each side as opposed to a pistol grip. In either configuration, my fingers just don’t feel comfortable in the intended grooves. It's still a great tool, and I'll be keeping it.

It's worth it. Get an extension for it and this thing is really versatile. I've used it for work on my bike, car, plumbing, furniture assembly and other random things that have peculiar working scenarios. It saves time, it fits into narrow spaces, it's ratcheting mech is really great, tight, but lenient backlash / back drag... Only thing I haven't done....torqued really hard on it to a point of destruction. Reason is... I find and hold it's usefulness in high regard. I have it laying around for everything. I don't wanna mess it up.

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.

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.

Liegt sehr angenehm in der Hand. Nicht zu leicht, nicht zu schwer. Die Ratsche ist sehr feinfühlig, sehr gute Verarbeitung. Schnelles wechseln von Bits, gut für enge Räume. Nicht geeignet für sehr große Drehmomente.

Good quality European made. Handy ratchet screwdriver.

Solido, ergonomico fatto bene! Baionetta per bit molto solida e calamitata, potrebbe essere più forte la calamita ma è uno strumento ottimo.

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Typical Wera quality (high) but I'd like it more if the switch controls were metal. That said it's very solid and smooth gears. This is expensive for what it is and I don't think I'll use it often BUT I was recently up on a ladder replacing something on the side of my house fighting with a stubborn screw. It was a bit precarious holding on to the ladder and trying to push hard on the screwdriver - the t handle ratchet would have made things a lot easier so I've added it to the kit for the next stubborn screw (didn't want to use impact driver as it was a screw in a window frame - did not want it to slip that close to glass).