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Leatherman Ratchet Driver
Driving long screws in with a fixed screwdriver gets old fast. Even more so if the grip is not ergonomic like in dedicated screwdrivers but a boxy multi-tool off the center axis of the screw. Well, here's the fix: an inline 1/4" Ratchet Driver from Leatherman.
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Driving long screws in with a fixed screwdriver gets old fast. Even more so if the grip is not ergonomic like in dedicated screwdrivers but a boxy multi-tool off the center axis of the screw. Well, here's the fix: an inline 1/4" Ratchet Driver from Leatherman.
The Ratchet Driver is very universal: Both ends are compatible with standard 1/4" hex bits and drivers as well as the Leatherman flat bits and Bit Drivers as found on certain models. The driver is deep enough for two-sided bits and has a magnet to hold the bit in place.
Turning screws in tight spaces is easy thanks to the fairly fine 45 clicks per turn which means backing out the tool just 8 degrees gets you to the next click.
The internal mechanism has durable steel components for a long service life but do note that the maximum amount of torque you can put through this thing is limited. This prevents breaking the expensive multi-tool behind the driver. There's no need to be delicate about the Ratchet Driver, just don't ham-fist it with white knuckles and bulging veins.
Specifications
Made in Taiwan with a 2-year warranty.
| Length | 83 mm | 3.27" |
|---|---|---|
| Diameter | 15 mm | 0.6" |
| Weight | 37 g | 1.3 oz |
| Arc Angle | 8° | |
| Clicks per Turn | 45 | |
Made by Leatherman
To many, Leatherman is synonymous with multi-tools. This is probably because Tim Leatherman made the first multi-tool based on folding pliers in the early '80s and it certainly has helped that Leatherman multi-tools are still made in the US with very high quality.
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Timo R. 11.01.2023 ⚠ Unverified purchase
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