AnexUltra Low Profile Offset Screwdriver Set 3 Piece, 90 Degree Straight Slim Plate For Tight Area, Made in Japan, Black

This set is a valuable addition to your tool box; perfect for those times when a screw is located in a difficult to reach spot where there is little overhead clearance such as MAF sensor screws on some cars - the low profile design can get in to those spaces and loosen the screws which will save time by not needing to remove the air cleaner housing or other parts to be able to gain access. High quality, made in Japan. Worth getting

This offset screwdriver set is well made and very low profile. The tools are good and strong and will do the job.

This is a great tool, and a must have in my opinion for those hard to reach screws. Keep in mind many of the competitors that are not made in the Japan like these are, miss a crucial point. These are completely straight, there is no angle to the "handle" portion. Which means these can fit in spots others can't. Also the retention of the bit with a clip ring seems to be a more durable design than the press fit of the knock-off versions.

These screwdrivers enabled us to fix the track of our Isuzu Rodeo's moon-roof. The glass is held in by screws that have about half an inch of space under them, and no mechanic or dealership in our area would attempt to remove them, in fear of cracking the glass.These screwdrivers easily fit into the tight spot, allowing us to remove the glass, fix the track, and put the glass back in. Make sure you get some suction cups that are used for removing iMac screens-- we bought ours at iFixit, but maybe they're sold on Amazon as well.These screwdrivers are essential for the "second tool box," where we have odd, useful, often sanity-saving tools.The construction is so rugged that, with the tips in place, they feel like one-piece machined construction. Rarely do I encounter a product that is so well worth the price and something better to have, and not need, rather than need, and not have... and you will!

These little guys are a bit pricey, but definitely qualify as a niche tool that you probably wont find yourself needing very often. I've got a custom watercooled desktop and had to replace the front three fans without wanting to drain/disconnect the loop (so, remove them while leaving the radiator in place). Problem is, I only had a narrow gap between the screw heads in the front of the fans and the glass shield on my case. Luckily, the ANEX Low Profile Screwdriver Set, with enough patience, was able to remove and replace the screws given the tight quarters I was dealing with. I'll probably never use them again, but they held up to that job and for that they were worth it. Quality seems sufficient for occasional use over a few years though, if I were to guess.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Excellent little set for super tight spaces, like working on car seats. They're pretty heavy for what they are, too. Definitely great quality.

These are some of my favorite tools. It is rare that I need them (maybe once a month) in my line of work but when I need them, they truly are life savers. I've had these over a year and they have saved me dozens of hours of my time. This is one of those things that when you need them, nothing else is an option. They have saved me from taking entire pieces of equipment apart just to make a simple adjustment. I really cant describe how much headache these have spared me from.One thing I did is replace the key ring with a small bright carabiner. This is just an easier way to clip them somewhere in my pouch or bag to keep them from getting lost. There small all black size can lead to them getting lost in your tool bag. Another helpful tip is to use the hole in the handle of the one your using with a lanyard. I have needed this on a lift 30 feet in the air and they can get pretty easy to drop because 9 times out of 10 if you have to use these it will be in an awkward position. Even if you are just on a ladder or on the ground I find using these with a lanyard to be a bit easier due to the awkward position your hand usually finds itself in.I wish they made these in different fastener sizes. Anex if your reading full torx, and full metric and standard hex, and precision sizes would be a godsend.

The main point of failure on these are the tips holding the bits. The metal is thicker than I expected but that's where these guys will fail. So if you are looking for something that will last in high torque uses, these arnt for you. Not just these but all similar type of slim offset screw drivers with this design.Also, you will need to have good leverage since you are coming at an angle so hopefully you have enough space to fit your hand in the area while holding these. The best technique I have found in using these is to rest the handle into the palm of my hand while using my middle and index finger to help guide and place downward pressure on to the bit. This makes sure that the bit is seated firmly into the screws groove/s.The clips holding the bits are thin and look like they could rust so keep them dry and don't use these guys to pry anything. They are only designed to be used as screw drivers.The bits are special and look like they would be difficult to replace if lost or damaged.Outside of this, these tools are great.