IRWIN Tools Nut Driver with 6-in-1 Tool, MM (1948777)

It works. I use this for all my dad chores around the house. I’ve had it for years and it has held up well.

I have this screwdriver but I ordered it for a friend of mine who is in the trades. It is very useful for getting into those tight spots and spaces to loosen fasteners or tightening them. I know that he will love it and will find it handy and equally useful for his job.

This is a quality tool that you probably won't use every day, but it's a lifesaver when you need it. Gives you that extra reach you need with a solid, dependable feel to it. I bought a second one for my office at work.

I’m always interested in ratcheting screwdrivers and I’m always disappointed. I’m pretty disappointed here too but not because of the build quality. The product is excellent. I’ve just never found a situation where I thought, “I’m sure glad my screwdriver is ratcheting right now.” Most of the time I don’t or can’t use the ratcheting feature. Oh well. The good new is that you have several screwdriver bits ready to go in this one tool. It’s good for situations where you want options and don’t mind added weight. I bought one for my drawer at home and one for my brother in law who needed some tools of his own.

This is another great tool from Irwin, I think they hold the top spot for hand tool makers in my book now, and this ratcheting 10-in-1 (whatever number they use) is another great design. I'm an electrician and I really need all 3 nut drivers (1/4, 5/16 and 3/8) to be worth carrying it. This thing is heavier than most, which is a downside as I got it to carry on my pocket all day, but, not so heavy that is go back to my Milwaukee (which is still a quality tool). I didn't really need ratcheting, but this was the only Irwin I saw with everything I did need, and I like that the ratchet selector is well designed so you doesn't flip accidentally. The build quality feels far superior and the steel is thicker, I was actually using it, without the bit, to pry loose a rusted handle and it is sturdy. This is the third time their design has far outclassed everything else I've ever used. I will be looking to replace all my tools with Irwin from now on.

This is one of the best screwdrivers I have ever used. The design-build is superb. The handle grip is super comfortable and the quick bit change a time saver. The Phillips bits have worked very well for me without any problems. Despite its 8-in-1 capability, the screwdriver is quite compact compared to other screwdrivers in the same category making it easy to carry, store and work with. I like the fact that all its bits and attchments fit within the screwdriver body. No extra items to carry other than the screwdriver hence less likely to lose bits. Its ratcheting function has a sleek non-intrusive design that works as expected. Well done Irwin.

Love this tool it's my go-to hand tool! I did swap out the torque bits as in my line of work I hardly ever use them. But the ratchet is quick and a quick flick of my thumb to change direction. The fatter handle fits in my hand for a good secure grip. Working maintenance department for a large apartment complex for the last 15 years. Tools take a beating and having a backup is a good idea. My original has been a punch for trim nails, prybar for removing garbage disposal, tapped on a rusted nut behind an ac compressor. Pretty much any type of abuse you can think of I've done to it and it's still working strong. Can't say that about others I've had. ( I do not recommend abuse to your tools, just at times you have to improvise.)

I'm sure this is a great tool, but the one I received appears to be used. It took an extreme amount of force to remove the bits which I discovered to be rust explaining why they were so difficult to remove.