Milwaukee Stubby Ratcheting Screw Driver Review 

Put the bits in backwards on the Milwaukee to get a smoother feel on the handle. I have same model and the larger size.

The Skil cutter was more interesting to me than the stubby review!

I will stick with my SO version and my favorite from SK, it has different length shafts. Quite useful, very comfortable in the hand.

I agree that that is getting a bit long for a "stubby" based on the times I have used a stubby. But still not a bad tool.

I have one of these and quite like it. The anvil on mine is tighter than yours appears to be, and I've found it very useful in cramped quarters. The bits are okay, but I think they are the weakest part of the tool. I have used 1 inch bits successfully in the driver when things are really cramped, and that was where it was most useful. The larger Milwaukee driver in the same style is fine, but I have other ratcheting screwdrivers I like better than that one.

That..... Is the cutest stubby screw driver I've ever seen

You should review one of the Milwaukee ratchets. The one I've used is very nice and the anvil has very little wobble. Their wrenchable sockets are nice, too, but do tend to wobble if you use them on a non-Milwaukee ratchet.

That’s the largest “stubby” I’ve ever seen. I think Milwaukee drivers are crap! I’d try the Greatneck long before Milwaukee. Great video

Same "anvil" wobble in the Irwin 8 in 1 ratcheting screwdriver which I don't like in this design type. At least the Irwin has a comfortable handle, and stores and accepts standard 1 in bits and 2 in double sided buts. Also the Irwin is full sized.

Catus is it you that said the dewalt ratchets are made in europe in italy? Not the ez socket release ones but the regular chrome ones.

Do... They make these kits with different bit set styles. I see this one is common slotted...phillips. Security Torque Metric Allen Metric Socket? No attachment point for wrist cord. So u don't drop it or lose it. The bits state they're marine grade And they're colletted...and it's magnetic. So...nothing falls out. And can be used in an impact drill. They're impact ready... Mariner grade bits.

Its actual a 9 in 1 tool....you can use the anvil socket aa a socket lol....a guy from overseas pointed it out on another youtube video....i think he reviewed a klein 8 in 1 screwdriver

That great neck has the colors of the incredibles and has D E in the name... Sounds super to me

Takes M12 batteries. :-)

Best screwdriver but I use it to often it breaks every couple years

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milwuakee is gonna take over all the tools i own from milwuakee are reliable and strong and affordable

I say this as a guy that owns and pays for SnapOn as well as other brands...why does every SnapOn guy that watches tool videos feel the need to chime in with "it's not as good as SO"? Some weird version of buyers remorse where you feel the need to justify the cost to people NOT making SO videos...looking at you upside downdog...

Every ratcheting stubby you showed it was better than the Milwaukee. The Milwaukee its very disappointing. Starting with the length, sloppy ratchet, loose anvil and expensive. The klein has a better even soothing ratcheting mechanism. Very disappointed at Milwaukee.