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Best torx screwdrivers? (specifically for esee zancudo)

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Hey guys.
I have an esee zancudo I wan to take the clip off of.
I don't own any torx screwdrivers (which is what it looks like I need).

Is there a recommended set out there for knives?

Thanks!
 
The screwheads are softer than torx bits IMHO. If screws don't easily loosen, use a heat gun to soften thread lock.
 
Have used Wiha and Wera over the years..Look for either with the best price as you won't find a nickels difference in performance between them.
 
bhyde said:
Have used Wiha and Wera over the years..Look for either with the best price as you won't find a nickels difference in performance between them.
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Interesting! I considererd Wiha but ended up going w/ Wera instead because of customer support/warranty claims would be easier (Fastenal is a dealer and can replace for me). I have been super pleased w/ them! I have owned lowes and home depot brand torx bits before and always end up stripping them out. I have been using my Wera's for about a year now and still going strong!
 
razor-edge-knives said:
Interesting! I considererd Wiha but ended up going w/ Wera instead because of customer support/warranty claims would be easier (Fastenal is a dealer and can replace for me). I have been super pleased w/ them! I have owned lowes and home depot brand torx bits before and always end up stripping them out. I have been using my Wera's for about a year now and still going strong!
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They are both very good products, but if comes to choice, I personally pick what's on sale or who has the best deal. In your case, whomever you could get replacements for break/fix is a fantastic reasoning!

Started following your stuff on G+ awhile back..Good stuff!


Bill
 
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