Can "bending" screwdrivers really apply enough torque?
I have had one for 45 years and have used it a lot. It was part of a screwdriver/socket set I got from my little sister for Christmas. The screwdriver bits are not as effective because you can't put your weight behind it and the bits have a tendency to turn out of the screw in some cramped places. It works very good with the sockets because the torque is just about as good as a standard nut driver. This is one of those crazy tools you have that you won't use a lot, but when you need it, you'll be glad you have it, like an offset screwdriver or the little stubby screwdriver.