It's actually made in Vancouver, Canada. Backordered like crazy last I checked though, as they are made in small batch, as the company making them is not a tool company primarily.Where is it made? I will pay more for something made in America.
The plastic is moulded and the screwdriver is assembled in BC Canada. The Ratchet is a modified megapro mechanism and like all of them is made in China.Where is it made? I will pay more for something made in America.
Sorry, not interested.It's actually made in Vancouver, Canada. Backordered like crazy last I checked though, as they are made in small batch, as the company making them is not a tool company primarily.
Hope that doesn't detract from your desire to purchase since it isn't "made in 'Merica"
They are super useful if you are always using one. It was my most used screwdriver for interior stuff when I was a tech and 2nd behind the flat prybar screwdriver for everything else. And this one is made by PC enthusiasts where they are also very useful since you dont always have the best reach to 2 hand it because of space constraints.I've never really understood the use case of a ratcheting screwdriver. The way a screwdriver is shaped it's just as easy to palm it in those low torque spin in/out situations. .
Yeah, but palming it is a one handed operation. Put the butt of the screwdriver in your palm, apply pressure and then use your fingers to turn it. You never have to lift.They are super useful if you are always using one. It was my most used screwdriver for interior stuff when I was a tech and 2nd behind the flat prybar screwdriver for everything else. And this one is made by PC enthusiasts where they are also very useful since you dont always have the best reach to 2 hand it because of space constraints.
Yes when you have access to the whole screwdriver sure, but when you are fighting between a CPU cooler, ram, or a gpu in tight confines its not really an option. Same thing in cars when you are trying to get that one last screw behind the dash to get the heater box out because you dont want to pull the whole dash a ratcheting screwdriver comes in clutch.Yeah, but palming it is a one handed operation. Put the butt of the screwdriver in your palm, apply pressure and then use your fingers to turn it. You never have to lift.
Ok, just curious. I guess it's not that different than my Wera Zyklops, just lower profile at the head.Yes when you have access to the whole screwdriver sure, but when you are fighting between a CPU cooler, ram, or a gpu in tight confines its not really an option. Same thing in cars when you are trying to get that one last screw behind the dash to get the heater box out because you dont want to pull the whole dash a ratcheting screwdriver comes in clutch.
Every tool has its place Ive had some weird shit in my day because it made my job easier and I could make an extra hour or 2 on every job it needed, maybe that was 1 job a week maybe it was 4 who knows but something like this driver is a specialty tool that not everyone will need but if you have the cash for it and a use case its a fantastic tool to have.