World's Smallest Hexbit Ratchet. IT'S A BEAST!

Love these sorts of things I just don't understand why nobody seems to give them knurling like the Leatherman Extension (either these stubby ones or the longer ones like prestacycle)

A quick extension is a 1/4” Allen wrench .

has anyone actually tried this?

Great video. I also use a tiny flexing ratchet. But is has no reverseyou just use the other side, so be careful!
1pc Dual Drive Flex Micro Ratchet 1/4″ Square and 6.3mm HEX Drive – MRSC08

I use the handle as storage for a 1/4" drive hex bit.

I need this micro ratchet in my life!!!! 😍

Hey Aircraft Tech... I was using some old safety wire twisty pliers today, to secure some handle grips on my motorcycle. I know, most folks use grip glue or hair spray, but the safety wire trick was taught to me 40+ years ago and old habits die hard. Anyway, it made me think of your channel and the likelihood that you must have specialty tools for adding safety wire to bolts all around an aircraft. Personally, I would love to see the different and unique tools available for this AND I would love to see the different types and styles of wire and braids used. Even a video of the different techniques would be awesome. Thanks!

I love it 😮

Hot tip here - the Wiha double-ended bits are PERFECT in this ratchet. They seat perfectly because the other end of the bit can project through the center of the bit holder.

Cool

I use a ratchet that looks pretty much the same at work but is 10 cm /4 inch long. I think when it comes to making this one its the same just taking out the middle part. I think that this might be too short for use as you can bearly grip it a 60mm extension would be good for leverage but it mostly defeats the goal of carring such short ratchet, unless you just want 2 short parts to carry

Have had a smaller one from 511 Tactical for 10 years.

Sort of looks like the little Leatherman version of the ratchet, but with a full diameter handle. Great find!

Does it work with wiha dualbits ? or leathermans?

Very cool. I have the ICON mini bit ratchet and I use it almost exclusively on my motorcycles, as a ratchet or a T-handle. In fact, I almost never use anything else, unless I am dealing with the axle bolts for chain adjustments or tire repair. I didn't even know there was a driver this short on the market. I will definitely pick one of these up and try it out. Thanks!

Where did you get this from?