Angle driven access tool

An angle driven axis tool comprises;

• a drive connector shaft, a concaved receiving cavity in one end thereof and an oppositely disposed end socket in said drive connecting shaft in longitudinal alignment thereto for engagement of a driver, said concave receiving cavity has a retainer magnet therein and a pair of fixed oppositely disposed rotational torque transfer pins extending partially from within said concave receiving cavity,
• an intermediate driver shaft fitting for selective rotational retainment within said concave receiving cavity of said drive connecting shaft, said intermediate driver shaft fitting has a secondary concave receiving cavity in one end and a secondary male semi-spherical insert portion extend from its oppositely disposed end, a force transfer channel extending entirely around said secondary male semi-spherical insert portion for selective registration with said rotational torque transfer pins and said retaining magnet and a pair of secondary fastener receiving rotational torque transfer pins in spaced oppositely disposed relation to one another in said secondary concave receiving cavity and a secondary retainer magnet within said secondary concave receiving cavity, and
• a multi-angle engagement insert component for selective rotational retainment within said concaved receiving cavity or said secondary concave receiving cavity, said multi-angle engagement insert component having a spherical male insert with a spherical portion, a force transfer engagement channel in and extending entirely around the spherical portion of said spherical male insert aligned along its longitudinal axis for selective registration with said rotational torque transfer pins or said secondary fastener receiving rotational torque transfer pins when so engaged, accordingly, said corresponding retainer magnet and said corresponding rotational torque transfer pins stabilizes and retains said spherical male insert both in a longitudinal and angle turning rotational manner respectively.