Help recognizing screw head

[dutch1990]

Trying to identify this screw head type. #14 Spanner bit is too small. I believe they don’t make a #16 .
Thanks

 

[jjg6319]

Did you try going to McMaster Carr and searching on "bits". You might find something there. I looked quick, but did not see it.

 

[l1ranger]

it looks similar to what I've seen on many of inexpensive folding knives, and they usually come with a small tool that fits them and doesn't seem to match any other "real" tool out there.

 

[Ilikesharpstuff]

I've had luck on similar spanners with small, pointy tweezers or extremely fine needle nose pliers if the screw isn't gorilla tight. You can sometimes also use a small flathead as a chisel in one of the openings and just tap it in a counter clockwise direction to break it free.

 

[elevator man]

Take a cheap flathead screwdriver, I'd put it in a vise or clamp it, mark how wide you need your spanner teeth, throw a cutoff wheel in your grinder and notch the middle