CON:P B20703 Thumb Wrench Set, Multi-Colour, 6 Piece

Great little set ,perfect for tight spaces reasonable quality for the price, & handy to have in any toolbox 🧰.

These were cheap enough and very useful. Decent quality. I'd have used them last week if I could remember where I put them.

Great for tight places

These wee knurled turning thingies are exceedingly inexpensive at just over a quid each. Yet they're sturdy, well-made (no swarf, peeling paint or similar) and fit the screw or other hex bits used in them very well. The bits that come with them are so-so but that's not what you're buying them for, really, as they can take any of the higher quality hex bits of the many types you're sure to have already. :-)I use them between a bit and the ratcheting handle used to apply the final torque to the bit. They serve to quickly spin-on the screw, bolt or whatever is being turned, with thumb and finger, whilst the resistance is minimal, with the tool handle used to apply the higher final force being used once the knurler has rapidly done most of the easy turning. For example, put one between your torque wrench and the bit being used to tighten a bolt.With tool handles that lack their own ratchet mechanism, the knurlers are a good substitute for faster driving-in of the screw or bolt, using a quick thumb & finger turning, whilst the resistance to that driving-in is low, with the final torque applied by the screwdriver handle or other high torque-applier.Having three knurlers of different colours, you can put your most-used bits into them and readily identify which to use, rather than scrabble about in your bit-box until you find the right bit (often after finding and trying to use the wrong bit first). For example, I use them when doing bicycle maintenance, with 4, 5 and 6mm hex bits at the ready.

I just needed one very stubby screwdriver and one of these did the trick and will be useful for repeating the task whenever required. It’s a pity it isn’t a ratchet screwdriver but overall I am pleased with item at it does the job I require of it.

These are small but strong and work well in restricted areas

Seem to be the same as the Titan ones but at 1/3 the price. A bargain at £1 each-Ergonomics good for reaching over the head of the ratchet to spin out a fastener, also good as mini drivers on their own.-Knurling gives good grip.-Magnets strong enough on the bit side for good retention- NB the square drive side does not have any ball detents machined in so they don't lock onto the ratchet, they stay in place well enough given you are only going to be driving hex bits.

They are not ratchetted, but you know that from other reviews.They have a nice anodised effect, and a pleasing knurled knob (ooer, missus) and are useful for getting into tight corners. They were also ridiculously good value for money (I paid £3.22 for the 3 of them, including postage).Recommended (at the price I paid).(Sorry for all the brackets)