Williams WRST8 Ratcheting Screwdriver, Comfort Grip T-Handle, 7-7/8" Blade,Black

I repair chainsaws and other small engines and I needed to have all manner of bits at the ready. This screwdriver has reduced repair time and the need to have 15 different drivers on hand. Now I have this screwdriver and a small case of bits. The tool itself is smooth and easy to use, I am going to buy another one for my mobil toolbox and one for my home.

It was a little stiff at first but I got it broken in quickly. Nice smooth and quality. Much cheaper than the snapon counter part and side by side no difference.

Muy bien

Absolutely incredible screwdriver-- On screws that you've got easy access to, you can easily alternate between twisting the shaft and ratcheting the handle to screw things in atleast twice as fast as a conventional driver, and if you're like me and always working on screws in low access, akward positions (Strut straps in a ceiling, etc) it's incrediblely helpful not having to readjust your whole hand to turn it.The bits are very solid as well, seeming to be of the same quality as their equivalent screwdrivers; Even after putting them through some heavy torque at severe angles, they still seem good as new. If you deal with a lot of older industrial equipment that still uses a lot of slotted screws, I highly recommend getting a 3/8th slotted bit from Snap-On to use with this; It'll change your life.Regarding bits, the holding situation is a nightmare; It's an absolute miracle I haven't lost any yet, and you can expect to spend something like 10 seconds dumping them out and swapping to change them out, which is not good. (Changing bits in a bouncy, extended lift is a stressful experience) However, if you have a 3d printer, there are plans online for plastic bitholders that slot into the spinning cap that nicely hold your bits in an easily accessible set up. (Google search "Williams 3d print bit holder")I don't know anyone with one, unfortunately. However, despite the painful bit situation, I still find myself carrying around this screwdriver all the time at work. It's just such an improvement over a conventional one...

This thing is amazing and saves me so much time, at a reasonable price.

Have had this for a couple years now and its great for small jobs, but the switching gears can become dry, so lubrication is recommended. Not a lot of room to store the bits, but I work with different kinds, so this might not be an issue for most people

I love this screwdriver so much that I bought it again after about a decade. The one I had was still in perfect working order but got stolen. I don't know who stole it, but I hope they die in a fire because I love this screwdriver. I use it pretty much every day.The bits rattling around in the handle are an issue for some people, but I shove a contact cloth in there with them to eliminate that, and it's handy because I often need a contact cloth while I'm working to clean a screen or polish something up.Some folks are critical that the shaft doesn't have knurling on it, and I get that. But as a tech guy that's mostly working on low impact screws on PCs, servers, racks, etc, just getting them finger tight with a quick twist of the handle afterward is more than enough. So this really depends on use.As someone who's used this screwdriver a pretty ridiculous amount over the last 10 plus years, I cannot recommend it highly enough. I'm very familiar with most of its high-end competitors and you simply cannot beat this one for the price. It's as good or better than some that cost twice as much.

Williams' screw driver met criteria most important to me: magnetized hold of a common bits, onboard bit storage, low back-drag on the ratchet, easy-to-reach directional change, comfortable handle, durable construction. The price struck me as a bit high, but after trying other brands, which did not meet my criteria, it is worth it, and if my criteria are important to you, then this is a great product. Only complaint is that the bit storage is loose and prone to spilling out -- a future version with a slid-out holder would be ideal.

The media could not be loaded.  Uma catraca de qualidade impressionante, digna da Snap-On, fabricada nos Estados Unidos.Bastante robusta, cabo com um plástico super resistente, um back drag baixíssimo, haste de aço inoxidável e acompanha um bit PH2 da Snap-On.Essa me surpreendeu, gostei mais dessa do que a 416 RA da Wera. E por um preço super acessível quando comparada aos produtos da Snap-On.A Amazon Brasil poderia trazer os outros tamanhos de hastes e a chave catraca com porta-bits da Williams modelo JHWWRS-1.

Same mechanism as snap onSmooth operation

Para mí taller es una gran herramienta

A very high quality made in the USA ratchet screwdriver. Worth every penny as it’s almost identical to one offered on the tool truck😉. And that costs 3x the amount.

Excellent quality. Snap On compatible