1/4” ratchet spinner/thumbwheel disc options?

[KnurledNut]

I’ve seen plenty 3/8” drive spinner discs but never 1/4” drive.
I’m not talking adaptors. Just the thin thumbwheel spacer that slips over the square and gets sandwiched between the socket and ratchet.
Lacking readily available options, I made one, but was curious if such a thing exists.

 

[BrandonV]

I've seen those in Japan but they're only 3/8 & 1/2.

I honestly would just buy this and cut some knurling into it on the edges.

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[KnurledNut]

I've seen those in Japan but they're only 3/8 & 1/2.

I honestly would just buy this and cut some knurling into it on the edges.

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O.D. of that is too small.

 

[BrandonV]

O.D. of that is too small.

Good point.

Honestly I fail to see the point of the speed disc. Thumb ratchets ($5 for 3 of them at HF) seem to be a better option if you need to get your hand on something.

 

[JradM]

I have this one:

Williams 30010 1/4-Inch Drive Spinner Disk.

 

[3baygarage]

There were 1/4" that came with some cheap sets.

 

[JradM]

I almost forgot, I also have the Cal-Van Tools master finger bit socket set. It includes a 1/4" female to 1/4" male, so that counts as a thick spinner right?

 

[ETJ]

I have Ko-ken and Snap-on in 1/4" ... and 3/8"

 

[KnurledNut]

I’m well aware of, and own, the adaptor style posted above, but my inquiry is only about the thin wafer style spinners.

 

[ChevyEFI]

Mill the Stahlville 11030010.

I always found the further away from the ratchet and thinner the knurling, the better the grip with fingers.