Tight spaces seem to be the only place special fasteners seem to hide. Gearwrench has the answer with their 81602 ratcheting wrench insert bit set. This is a 41-piece insert bit set made to be used with the boxed end of a wrench. It makes the most sense to be used with a ratcheting wrench, but any 6 or 12-point wrench will work. The spline design of the Gearwrench 120XP ratcheting wrenches are a perfect compliment to the ratcheting wrench insert bit set.
We used the insert bits on several jobs around the shop, and we were impressed with the amount of space saved. Comparing the same size allen-type bit in a ratchet vs. the Gearwrench insert bit in a wrench was no comparison. The typical ratchet and normal bit was almost 3 inches, whereas the insert bit and Gearwrench ratcheting wrench was less than 1 inch. This can be a huge time saver on many jobs.
All the bits in the Gearwrench ratcheting wrench insert bit set have a Zinc Phospate coating for corrosion resistance. In addition, the coating also aids in durability, for a lifetime of use. Each bit has the individual size laser-etched on the bottom for easy identification. The 81602 bit set includes standard straight-slot bits, phillips bits, torx, allen, and even triple-square (12-point) of various sizes.
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