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Depends on when it was made. For the older ones you would need a small phillips head screwdriver. For the current ones a T-6 Torx driver. I'm guessing you have the current version.

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ripplerider said:
It's a new one. Does "T6" refer to the size tork driver?
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Indeed it does. If you have a Home Depot near you, they sell a small driver set that has six different sizes on it (including the T6). They all store in the handle too, so there's no worries about losing the little buggers. I wanna say it was around $20 or so, but I could be wrong. Handy little tool for all sorts of stuff.
 
De4thStr1ke said:
Indeed it does. If you have a Home Depot near you, they sell a small driver set that has six different sizes on it (including the T6). They all store in the handle too, so there's no worries about losing the little buggers. I wanna say it was around $20 or so, but I could be wrong. Handy little tool for all sorts of stuff.
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The Husky HD-74502 T is what I use too. It comes with 4 double ended Torx bits that give you a total of 8 different sizes. Have had mine for about 4 years, so the price may have gone up a bit, but I paid between $5 and $7 for it. Home Depot keeps them in their "tool crib" area. Lowes sells one that's pretty much identical except for the brand name and handle color.

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The Deacon said:
The Husky HD-74502 T is what I use too. It comes with 4 double ended Torx bits that give you a total of 8 different sizes. Have had mine for about 4 years, so the price may have gone up a bit, but I paid between $5 and $7 for it. Home Depot keeps them in their "tool crib" area. Lowes sells one that's pretty much identical except for the brand name and handle color.

Paul
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Yep, that's the one! I didn't really pay attention to the price, since it was better than the pocket clip on my Karambit falling off. :D
 
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