Picquic 48104 full-size SIXPAC Plus multi-bit screwdriver with seven bits, process Yellow Opaque

A melhor chave que já tive, produto de excelência em sua qualidade!!!

excelente. cumple al 100 % expectativas.

After searching high and wide for a Stanley ratchet multi-bit screwdriver replacement, it was a decision with only one criterion, to last a Lifetime....three weeks later.Eventually narrowing down to three, PB Swiss, MegaPro Marketing or this Picquic SIXPAC Plus.After a few hours of deliberation with usability (thickness of the shank) and availability, I concluded on the Picquic, also was most pleased that Amazon Prime coincidentally had a Single Day Sale. While considering the differences and colour options, the White SIXPAC version (cheapest with same bits) availability had dropped to two from eleven.......so I purchased the last two.I'm not saying the PW Swiss or the MegaPro isn't good but I surmise they have one common weakness and that's the ratcheting mechanism itself not to mention the possibility of losing the bits or ability to reach certain areas (reminiscent of the Stanley shank width with short bit cannot reach heatsink screws)After receiving and inspecting my purchase, I am most delighted, cannot fault it in any way even with my OCD (which explains why it has to be The Best).The frigging thing is solid.

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I highly recommend this unit, have purchased multiple for myself and others. I like them better than the other brands I have tried, even the Milwaukees.They are best used in a backpack/kit on the go or in a vehicle. I don't think anything will ever replace a well built screw driver but these come about as close as it gets.The bits are all held securely and the magnet is strong enough to hold the bit in place and a screw at the end of it.The build quality is also good, I have not had any problems with them cracking or the connection from the rod and handle.A tip for those flying with this unit. Screwdrivers are legal per the TSA Allowed Items list (always check for updates). However I have had one thrown out because it was "sharp" (I was not given the option to remove the "sharp" bit). I recommend removing the bits from the unit and packing them all in the carry on separately. If they complain about one "sharp" bit the rest are fine and only one bit gets tossed. (Day trips often only require a backpack with minor tools, not a checked bag)