Titan11313 1/4-Inch Drive x 4-Inch Micro 90-Tooth Swivel Head Ratchet

As stated in my other reviews for the 2 piece set and the 1/4 driver bit ratchet....We use alot of hex driver bits that fit hex socket head fasteners. For years, we have used T-Handle hex keys for this, but this caused a problem because they do not store well in they pick trays very well in a tool box drawer, and they are all manual, not fast. For that reason, we switched to Snap On ratcheting T handle screwdrivers and short bit sets. this worked great, but when it came time to get into tight places, I needed a ratchet to drive the short 1/4" hex bits. I picked up my first Titan micro bit driver at Autozone. 60 tooth fine ratching mechanism, nice action and very small, which I really like. After that, I loved it so much, I ordered two more for other workstations from amazon and also ordered the 1/4" standard ratchet that Titan offers in this offset profile. They have become a mandatory tool in our tool boxes here for light assembly. I hightly recommend them. One thing I will mention is that I always take any ratchet I get apart (carefully) when I get it and lube the ratchet mechanism with 1 or 2 drops of 3-in-1 oil. These ratchets ship BONE DRY so I would recommend lubing it for years of trouble free use. Just remove the two torx fasteners in the front of the ratchet head and gently pull the mechanism out. i would do it over a bucket or confined tray so if you drop the detent ball or small torx fasteners, you can find them and put them back in. But just a drop or two of oil improves thier action and durability. Awesome for small stuff and light assembly. Buy it!

Great for hard to reach bolts with limited access. this a must have tool that performs very well.

I needed this item to replace a part of my car's heating system (a switch of some sort) that failed. The switch is locate din an annoying spot that is difficult to reach and a normal tool of this type does not fit in there. Using this tool I was able to replace the part myself and save hundreds of dollars. Fortunately the instructional video for the DIY repair referenced this item. it feels like a high quality tool but tbh I dont really know jack about tools. It fit well in my hand but I do have smaller hands (Im a woman).

Should fit in tight spots. Much smaller than Harbor Freight 1/4 roto-head ratchets. When i say small I mean its small. Nice though! A little less back-drag than the Pittsburgh roto heads

I wish I would have bought this a long time ago! Makes tight quarters a breeze

This thing comes in handy. I keep a few around at all times.

Believe this will be a useful product in tight places.

This is a review for the black all steel version. Not the aluminum ones.I don't have experience with them, but I'd probably stay away from the aluminum versions. Unless you're using it for light hobby work.Solid TINY ratchet. This thing is small. I wear a large glove and I can hide this thing in a closed fist. Anywhere you can get your hand into you can get this in as well. The knurling on the handle is great when you're hands are greasy and you break a bolt or nut free and use it like a screwdriver.If you break this thing you're using it for something you should be using a larger wrench for. Don't use this for breaking rusted bolts/nuts free. Use a box end wrench and use this to get it the rest of the way.I use it for tight awkward spaces on cars where I can't get a larger wrench in. The swiveling head is great because you don't have to add a pivoting socket extension which will sometimes be just long enough to make it near impossible to get your wrench in there. This saved me while I was replacing the alternator on my buddies 05 civic. There's a bolt in between the pullies and belts that needs to come loose before you can take the belts off and if you've got big hands it's a nightmare to get a wrench on.And if you've gotten to the point where cursing at a bolt isn't loosening if up and release the 200lb gorilla and do break the wrench.... It was cheap. Also. If you don't want to wait for shipping. This is sold in all Auto Zone stores. Usually by the cash registers.