STANLEYScrewdriver Set, Multibit, Ratcheting, 20-Pack (62-574)

They've figured out the multi-rachet screwdriver. It's over folks.Ergonomics (triangular grip), stowing of extra parts...it's perfect. PERFECT

This is a ratcheting screwdriver that makes it easy to build knock-down furniture without killing your hands. The driver can be set to either drive or unscrew and comes with multiple standard bits (Philips, flat blade, etc.). Additional bits can be purchased at your local hardware store as the screwdriver uses a standard hexagon sized bit. The rubber handle is comfortable to hold. This is a terrific tool for your toolbox or as a gift.

I have never used a ratchet screwdriver prior to buying this tool. I needed to replace my missing screwdrivers for the kitchen tool kit so I got this.Wow! I am now a convert. The fact that it can ratchet is extremely useful. I just finished one of those difficult home-improvement tasks ever, and this tool came through with flying colors. With the screwdriver, you can drive in the screw without having to see it or ever take the pressure off of the bit. You can do it all by feel.It's comfortable to use. Very Ergonomic. It's a well-balanced tool. The storage of the numerous bits that can be used is very clever and well-executed. It's like having 20 screwdrivers in one. Awesome.I am a big proponent of well-made tools. This is one of my favorites to date.Way to go Stanley!

With multiple heads, this is a very handy household tool, which was reasonably priced.

I have had many brands of multi-screwdrivers. This Stanley is the best. I lost the one that was perpetually in my RV tool box this last fall. Looked everywhere for it. Gone. Bought three other brands, none had the bit selection or versatility of the Stanley. Finally this spring while bringing the RV out of hibernation I bit the bullet, spent $10 more and replaced my old Stanley with the same unit. Glad I did, as around the RV none of the others seemed to do the job as well. Distributed the other three between my vehicles and my tool box. They are good, but they are not the Stanley. The Stanley is back in it's old place of honor in the RV tool drawer.

This is inferior in everyway to the earlier version. I have yet to figure out how to get the bits out of bit storage for the rotating shaft. There must be a trick....

I used a friend’s Stanley screwdriver while working on a boat for three weeks. I liked the feel and ratchet design so I bought my own. Not to like is needing a paper clip to pry tips off of the ouside of the handle or the poorly designed interior of the handle for storing bits. I took a course file and modified the handle so you can easily remove tips. I also cut away the inside of the handle. Now it can be used for tip storage without worrying about it getting jammed up. If Stanley made these changes it would be 5 out of 5 tool.

I have bought a few of these over the years and they’ve been a little inconsistent in terms of quality. Now they’re back to the standard they were years ago , which is great.