Torx Bits Screw Drivers for Folding Knives

[DedRok]

I bought this Wera 6-in-1 screw driver and replaced its original bits with the ones from the Benchmade Blue Box. The bits lock onto the end of the driver and makes for a very solid and easy way of switching through different sizes. Although expensive, I think I have one of the best torx screw driver out there!

Lets see yours!

 

[wroughndt]

Good choice! I use Torx all day at work and have found that Wiha and Wera are the best out there. They are spendy but 100% worth it.

 

[gooeytek]

Another vote for Wiha.

 

[omniviking]

I got a K tool from Kershaw it works good for me also handy to pack along.

 

[DedRok]

Good choice! I use Torx all day at work and have found that Wiha and Wera are the best out there. They are spendy but 100% worth it.

I try to use Wera in the trade as much as I can as an electrician. They make the best tools and the handles are very erogonimic!

Those Wiha's are nice too... hmm. ( I want! )

 

[EarthboundV1]

I bought a set of craftsman torx (T5-T9). I prefer to have the individual drivers, though I do have another set with bits.

 

[rickdarris2004]

I picked up a nice allen wrench style at lowes. The bits seem to be nice and durable.

 

[Curtis_Lowe]

I bought a set of craftsman torx (T5-T9). I prefer to have the individual drivers, though I do have another set with bits.

I have the same set. They work great. :thumbup:

 

[brets-ftw]

I bought a generic set, T5-T10, with a few other standard bits, works well enough but the T6 has been stripped a few times so I've had to regrind it.

 

[Grease]

This is my little guy;

Sizes 6 through 30, and it only cost me like $12. Not the nicest tool around, but it certainly gets the job done!

 

[DrFish]

Another vote for Wiha. Buy it once, take good care of it.

You'd be surprised how much the cheapie torx sets deviate from spec. They'll still drive a bit, but you're more likely to strip or cosmetically damage something.

 

[mfi]

Got the same one..Wera makes very good stuff!

 

[kreole]

Wiha for me, never any problems

 

[MikeC]

WIHA. Got the technicians set with extension and insulted driver, it was a little pricey but quality stuff, haven't stripped out a torx since. Also had the craftsman set, over about 10 years the tools themselves has just worn down. The metal used to make just is not that hard.

 

[Ilovetoolsteel]

Husky makes a nice one with 4 double ended bits, they store in the handle about $7 at home depot & lowes

 

[tiguy7]

Wera and Wiha make many different kinds of TORX and other bits. Different lengths, different coatings, different materials, different drive sizes, etc. They also offer a plethora of handles and kits. All great stuff for tool nuts.

 

[Planetcat]

Husky makes a nice one with 4 double ended bits, they store in the handle about $7 at home depot & lowes

I have this one too for my knives. It works great.

 

[jimnolimit]

Husky makes a nice one with 4 double ended bits, they store in the handle about $7 at home depot & lowes

I have this one too for my knives. It works great.

i also have the husky model, it's an excellent bang for the buck.

 

[Mossyhorn]

If you don't buy a Wiha set, You're wasting your money.

 

[shunsui]

Works for me.