We like that the ratchet is left exposed where you can watch it work, and that nothing in the build is plastic. MetMo puts a 200 year guarantee on it, which we cannot test, but an all-metal driver gives the claim a fair start.
A pocket-sized ratchet screwdriver machined from grade 5 titanium, 103 mm long and 152 g, that takes standard quarter-inch hex bits in a magnetic socket. MetMo measured 17 Nm of torque through it.
Price
299 USD
Material
Grade 5 titanium, polished
Size
103 x 27 x 20 mm, 152 g
Drive
Quarter-inch hex, magnetic socket
The titanium driver on white with the handle swung open, a bit in the chuck and a brass pin showing on the body.A black-bodied Pocket Driver with a long bit extension, driving a wood screw into timber with the handle folded out as a lever.MetMo's own comparison on a workbench: a precision driver, a ratchet and a T-handle hex key, next to the driver folded shut inside its handle.
