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4-Piece Husky Gear Drive Ratcheting Screwdriver Set Expired
$4.90
$14.88
+ Free Store Pickup
Home Depot has 4-Piece Husky Gear Drive Ratcheting Screwdriver Set (99865) on sale for $4.88. Select free store pickup where available. Thanks v8994
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Includes: T15, T20, PH1, and PH2
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Includes: T15, T20, PH1, and PH2
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- Features 3-position functionality (right ratchet, left ratchet, fixed).
- Comes with a lifetime warranty.
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Edited December 10, 2019
at 09:41 AM
Regular is $14.88, looks decent.
- Four piece gear drive screwdriver set with precision gear design
- 3-position functionality (right, left, and fixed)
- Cushion-grip handle for incrased comfort and torque
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View All| Rating: | (4.2 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 6 Home Depot Reviews |
| Product Name: | Gear Drive Ratcheting Screwdriver Set (4-Piece) |
| Product Description: | The 4-piece gear drive ratcheting screwdriver set has precision gear design. Hollow ratchet design provides less deflection. It is designed with 3-positions right ratchet, left ratchet and fixed. |
| Model Number: | 99865 |
| Product SKU: | 309180849 |
| UPC: | 820909998655 |
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Agree, would only use half
As for ratcheting, I have one of those and leave it mostly locked. If I have a lot of screwing to do (Ahem!) I use my drill.
Space is at a premium in my toolbox so will pass on this. Worth considering though.
Interesting. My assumption was that ratcheting for slotted tips made more sense since I could continue to apply pressure while turning the driver, which would solve my issue of slipping off the screw head with a normal screwdriver.
Thanks Santa