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Best Torx Drivers

killgar said:
If you are having to "torque down" really hard to remove a screw, it might be because that screw has been loctited in place. If a screw won't turn easily, apply some heat to the head of the screw using a soldering iron, then try it. Trying to force a screw that is loctited in place can cause damage to the screw.
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Thanks for this useful tip killgar!
 
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