I think the fact that you showcase different price ranges in tools/items is great. Most people just show off their most expensive items that people cannot realistically buy and they might not even use them.
It's a very good quality basic bitset & extender, but it isn't a standalone tool. I bought a Sealey micro ratchet to use with mine for EDC or not, the micro ratchet differs over others in that it has a 1/4 in bit driver in the end of the handle so you can use it as a great inline driver, with or without the extender you get in the Bitcheck set. At 85mm (3.3 inches approx.) it's just a bit shorter than a SAK. Also obviously I can use the ratchet with or without the bit extender (L shape) so I have 4 configurations per bit. I don't carry the entire bitset in the case as I go for pocket carry but it's ideal for a small EDC pouch, if you want to have all 6 bits. Myself I just roll with one Phillips and one Flathead from it, one in the inline end of the ratchet, the other in the extender, and can swap them out as needed. I don't think you can get the Sealey ratchet I use in the USA but you can definitely get other micro ratchets with the added inline capability. Wera ratchets are very very nice but don't have that.
What's the dimensions of the Wera case? I'm conserving the 12 piece and it seems like it'll be the same height and width, but I'm assuming the 12 will be double in depth.
I think the fact that you showcase different price ranges in tools/items is great. Most people just show off their most expensive items that people cannot realistically buy and they might not even use them.
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It's a very good quality basic bitset & extender, but it isn't a standalone tool. I bought a Sealey micro ratchet to use with mine for EDC or not, the micro ratchet differs over others in that it has a 1/4 in bit driver in the end of the handle so you can use it as a great inline driver, with or without the extender you get in the Bitcheck set. At 85mm (3.3 inches approx.) it's just a bit shorter than a SAK. Also obviously I can use the ratchet with or without the bit extender (L shape) so I have 4 configurations per bit. I don't carry the entire bitset in the case as I go for pocket carry but it's ideal for a small EDC pouch, if you want to have all 6 bits. Myself I just roll with one Phillips and one Flathead from it, one in the inline end of the ratchet, the other in the extender, and can swap them out as needed. I don't think you can get the Sealey ratchet I use in the USA but you can definitely get other micro ratchets with the added inline capability. Wera ratchets are very very nice but don't have that.
What's the dimensions of the Wera case? I'm conserving the 12 piece and it seems like it'll be the same height and width, but I'm assuming the 12 will be double in depth.
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