Abstract: A hand operated device and method for assisting a user in driving the device's shaft to impart driving force to a fastener more than conventionally accomplished in a fixed period of time. The device has a first member and a second member gripped with the user's first hand, while a handle of the shaft is held with the user's second hand. The user then turns the second member in a first direction, while still gripping the first member, so as to rotate the shaft. Next, the user releases grip on the second member while rotating the first member in a second direction, freely, without the first member ever rotationally engaging the shaft. Simultaneously, the user grips and rotates the handle in the first direction so as to continue to rotate the shaft. The user then repeats the aforementioned steps to drive the shaft as desired so that the first member never rotationally engages the shaft.

Abstract: A second handle assembly used on a driver-tool, the tool having a handle and shank extending perpendicularly from the handle, the assembly attached by prescribed method, location fixed upon, relative the shank, and having separate shaped halves, one discrete half being held by, guided to against work by, serving to position rotatable about the shank, a one hand-portion of a user/operator's hand which positioned, positions a second portion of the hand free to orbit, grasp, hold, and release the assembly's other half, the hand's second portion as positioned used for improving ratcheting, spinning the other half-assembly spinning the shank, and acting as clutch releasing the shank to move easily within the grasp thus enhancing an alternating two handed continuous spinning of the shank.