
The Stanley FatMax stubby ratchet screwdriver is built for screwdriving in confined spaces, pairing a short ratcheting handle with six interchangeable hexagon bits. If you are wondering how to use a ratcheting screwdriver, you set the 3-position collar to drive, reverse or lock, then turn the handle back and forth without lifting the bit off the screw.
On-tool bit storage keeps the bits with the driver, and the soft-grip, large handle sits comfortably in the palm for repeated turns. The stubby length makes it ideal for cabinets, appliances and other tight-access work.
The Stanley FatMax Stubby Ratchet Screwdriver is a compact driver designed for use in confined spaces, supplied with interchangeable hex bits.
Ideal for screwdriving where space is limited.
Set the 3-position collar to your direction, then rock the handle back and forth; the ratchet drives the screw while the bit stays seated.
It comes with a 6 piece hexagon bit set.
It offers left (loosen), right (tighten) and a central fixed position for direct driving.
The driver has on-tool bit storage so the bits travel with it.
Its short length lets you work in tight, low-clearance spaces where a standard screwdriver will not fit.




