Can people stop talking about ratchet drivers....

my urge to buy one is getting overwhelming :D
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Very tempting...

 
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just bought this. the shafts will also fit my snap-on.
 
just bought this. the shafts will also fit my snap-on.

I see how he words his listing titles so that at first glance people think they are Snap On. Thought it was a strange phrase 'Snap Up On a bargain' !!
 
Can people stop talking about ratchet drivers....

my urge to buy one is getting overwhelming :D
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Very tempting...

Get a set like this

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nobody'smentioned Snap-on... takes all sorts of bits, magnetic, realy smooth ratchet action, can even get a VDE shaft for it. and guaranteed for life. can't do without mine:
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I've had the same one for close to 30 years Tel, except the handle is bright green which I figured would make it harder to lose. :) It gets used every single working day and the fact it's magnetic makes things a lot easier. Wouldn't be without it.
 
it's women for you. like one was on a bus which broke down on the A56. the driver was looking in the engine compartment, seeing a loose hose clip.woman passenger, being nosey, says
"would you like a screwdriver?"

"yes, maam" replies the driver, "but let me fix the bus first"
 
Got a Stanley ratchet driver, used most days for 15+ years. I got it from Tesco for £5.50. Even bought a second one as I didn't expect it to last. That's still in the package it came in.
That's my current one too, a cheapy Stanley one. Also had it for years. Maybe knocking on for 15 itself. Trying to think back to when all my tools got replaced after being stolen.
 
I think my last ratchet was a black and decker ratchet driver , it was about a tenner iirc
really nice action
sadly was lost on site , think I left it on a job and forgot to go back to get it
 
RS used to do a great pozi No.2, flat blade, and 1/4" square drive ratchet handles.

Still got mine from 20 years ago and until recently it tended to be used where now I always have a power driver to hand.
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The RS 1/4" drive ratchet handle.

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Does anyone still use yankey drivers? or are they completely obsolete now we have battery drills.

I still use my dad's old yankee driver sometimes. Good when you need extra reach, eg when fitting shelf brackets.
 
If you pop along to your local car boot fare you are guaranteed some old boy will be selling a stanley pump action driver....
 

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