Doyle MultiBit Stubby Ratcheting Screwdriver Review

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56673, This is Harbor Freight's Doyle stubby 7-in-1 flip tip ratcheting screwdriver, it is OK although the ball detents are a bit too strong. S2 steel tips should be relatively durable, but the tips cannot be purchased from Harbor Freight individually which makes it a hassle if you loose one.
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@sparkydstoolboxtalk1024 4 года назад

This is more or less a Klein Tools knock off like the other Doyle ratcheting multi bit, which means it is marketed towards electricians. That is reason to not have steal running the whole length of the screwdriver because it creates continuity between the tip and the but of the handle, which would be a good way to get lit up if your circuit accidentally becomes energized. Also why the bits are labeled the way they are, which any electrician or other tradesman who uses electrician brand tools would be familiar with, it is pretty much an industry standard. Additionally, you can get the Klein Tools made replacement bits if you feel that strongly about it, however the screwdriver is usually not much more than the replacement parts are.

@treebossmike8818 4 года назад

Looks just like the Klein

@maartenbergen610 5 месяцев назад

Klein Made one just like this, i glued a 6 mm neodymium magnet in it ...... Multi purpose now 😊

@BrewCityRider 4 года назад

I was interested in this stubby, but not after the issues you pointed out. I just bought the ProGrade one off Amazon...that thing looks sweet!

@LongIslandP8ntball 4 года назад

I just found out from another video...when u take out the shaft for the 7/16 ....you see the 2 long ears....thats for using it to take off wing nuts And yes its a klein knock off

@Boogan-D 4 года назад

My problem with all of these ball detent bits is the inability to magnetize. Whatever time you save, you lose in hunting dropped screws. There is a Doyle you can modify with a Dremel or grinder to accept the Makita Mag Boost magnet (the best in the world). It is good as multi-tool driver in my belt pouch after modification. I might get one of the Doyle stubby's just as a curiosity. We'll see after this virus is past us.

@RandysWSG Год назад

Great video. I got one recently as well. They are pretty loud, but I like for the most part. It's a pain looking for bits especially for that size. Tekton has some regular sized bits though

@TheLexiconDevils 4 года назад

Can’t stand multibits with the ball detents. Just gimme a 1/4 hex with a magnet. I only tend to use them for your security type bits

@stever5887 4 года назад

I agree with you about ball detents on the bits. They are hard to remove unless you're using a pair of pliers to grip the bits and pull them out. Plus, they don't offer as many types of bits as are available for standard magnetic screwdrivers. I own a reasonable number of screwdrivers, but I typically turn to my ratcheting magnetic ones for the convenience they offer around the house and yard.

@TheLexiconDevils 4 года назад

It’s the unavailability or incompatibility of bits for me. I find a nice multi driver with a good handle I like then oh fuck great ball detent bits 😐

@donbeseda9897 2 года назад

We’re can I buy extra screw bits for the harbor fright screw driver thank you

@markfritz7978 4 года назад

Where can I get the Serv-A-Lite handle?

@mwatercress Год назад

Does Klein sell bits for their version? Are the interchangeable?

@inuyashacoolieo 4 года назад

After watching this video I'm actually interested in the serv-a-lite one you showed. Where can I find one and what is the model no. ? Thanks

@bo45 20 дней назад

That short screwdriver he showed, that had the rachet - left, right, lock button on the side of the handle. I bought one of those things before I went back and bought the stubby "Doyle" and I've had it (the Doyle) for years. Personally I hated the one I describe above, and really like the Doyle Mainly because it wore out relatively quick, where the control button is, in the side of the handle. And where it's positioned it's really easy to accidentally bump it, causing it to either lock, or reverse direction. Especially when it gets a little worn. I carry my stubby Doyle screwdriver in my pocket everyday, and use it nearly everyday. It compliments my Leatherman multi-tool, when I get caught away from my tool boxes. And need a good screwdriver. The bits are tough as hell. Haven't had to replace either one, in over five years. Using it nearly everyday. And it's been a lot of hard use. Tough little driver. Bo Johnson ~ Tucson, AZ

@SparkyP320 4 года назад

This is identical to Klein’s stubby ratcheting driver. Half the price though!

@gnawrot 2 года назад

Both are made in Taiwan.

@backhandahooker 3 года назад

How is it you like this one, but dislike the full size one?

@BLASTIC0 2 года назад

How is the shaft wobble on these? That is the main problem I have with the ratcheting drivers i have tried.

@anthonylau3065 4 года назад

If HD had it, I would like to see this compared to Milwaukee's 8-in-1 ratchet multi-bit driver.

@Mandalore06 2 года назад

Does anyone have a good solution for bits for this driver? I need a PH3 badly. If I search for "Ball detent bits" I come up dry. I'd love for someone to make an adapter that had a standard quarter inch socket for these things.

@brentsido8822 Год назад

You can glue 1/4" magnets in the 1/4" hex driver then you have a magnetic bit Holder. You will of course have one less bit.

@AutobahnDan 4 года назад

Not a bad little unit

@boosted2.4_sky 4 года назад

5:40.. I have that in the natural aluminum color... not bad... probably why I've held on to it...

@TylerSnyder305 4 года назад

This looks like a knockoff of the Klein. That serv-a-lite looks awesome and I want one, but I can't find even a mention of it online besides by you. GI surplus maybe ?

@stever5887 4 года назад

Catus--Could you estimate how many ratchet teeth the stubby has, or does it say on the packaging? As for replacement screwdriver bits, you can probably find some on Amazon; failing that, check out what's available at your local Home Depot, Lowe's or nearby hardware store..

@6thmichcav262 4 месяца назад

48 fully rotated

@mdovideo1414 4 года назад

Looks identical to Klein tools!!

@BrewCityRider 4 года назад

Yeah, probably made by same Taiwanese factory.

@mdovideo1414 4 года назад

I think harbor freight copied Klein tools!!

@cyberone3 4 года назад

i was about to say it looks exactly like the klein stubby i have

@IAMSUPREME22 3 месяца назад

Probably shouldn't compare an $8 stubby to a much more expensive full sized driver. Apples to oranges.

@larryborkstrom3580 4 года назад

For a few more pennies you can go to home depot and buy a kline one and it's 1000 times better

@danh2134 4 года назад

It's the same exact one just with doyle branding

@larryborkstrom3580 4 года назад

@@danh2134 no it's a cheap imitation of a kline plus home depot don't smell funny on the inside of them

@danh2134 4 года назад

@@larryborkstrom3580 nope , look up videos on the Kline stubby ratcheting screwdriver and you'll see its the same one just yellow . I bet it comes from the same factory overseas

@larryborkstrom3580 4 года назад

@@danh2134 I don't think so they copy everybody else's stuff that's there mantra kline screwdrivers are USA made. Silly bear Harbor freight don't beat anyone just a cheap copy of quailty prouducts

@danh2134 4 года назад

@@larryborkstrom3580 sorry to disappoint you but it's made in Taiwan , the klein and Doyle .

@No-vy2je Год назад

Booooooooo

@bo45 20 дней назад

I forget what I paid for mine. But I carry it in my pocket everyday. And I use it nearly everyday. Probably the handiest screwdriver I've owned. I've owned a screwdriver like that one you're promoting. I never liked it. And liked it less over time. Because it got so sloppy. So if anyone wants a stubby racheting screwdriver. Go with the Doyle