Picked up a nice torx set today

[100eyes]

Not just pocket clips -- although why you wouldn't want to be able to adjust those is puzzling.

Buck Vantages (large and small) and Kershaw Sapphire, to name just a few folders from my top drawer alone.

And then there's all those pesky T6 screws holding on your scales.

The T6 is a necessary size for pocket knife owners who want a complete set of tools.

Gorilla, Eklind and BM recognize that -- Wiha, unfortunately, does not, in its not-quite all-in-one folding set.

Who said anything about not being able to adjust T6? The set I have starts at T5. They have a variety of different sets.

 

[greeenie]

way to ruin ur xmas present surprise, jerk

 

[adnj]

I use the Home Depot Torx set from Husky and the bench made. Both set are good quality. I also use Piquic tools (Teeny Turner and Multique). The Picquics are better quality but not as compact. I don't use any of them often. They ride in a knife bag or with me when I travel. If you really need a set of nice bench tools because you use them five times a day, everyday, pop for Wiha. The quality is hard to beat.

I got one at home depot and its stripped out now, going to grind it down 1/16" and it will last another 6 months. Next im buying a nice set. Is the Kershaw tool good quality?

I've been contemplating the Benchmade tool thing with the hex and torx bits. Anybody have any experience with one?
Is this link kosher? If not I'll edit it out.

I've been needing to change the clip on my blur so I stopped by a local Ace and they had a 6 piece set from T5 to T10 with lifetime warranty for 13.00. Thought I'd tell anyone who needs a set in those sizes like me.

I've got the Husky one, no complaints after 2 years of use. Fits in my bag right next to my pens.

 

[MDQBox]

I get mine from Lowes $5 . I love it

T4, T5, T6, T7, T8, T9, T10, T15

I have the same set. I ended up having to grind down the T6 and T7 due to a little misalignment from wrenching down too hard. But they are still holding up good.

 

[flash900]

Who said anything about not being able to adjust T6? The set I have starts at T5. They have a variety of different sets.

All my references are to folding sets.

Wiha doesn't make a folding set with a T6.

 

[2ac]

Thanks to this thread I now own a Wiha T6 & T8. Didn't see the need for the extra sizes right now. Plus I have a Husky that I forgot had the extra bits in the handle, doh!

 

[RICKSTER]

I too love Wiha. I used to work with some expensive networking gear that would come with one phillips-head Wiha screwdriver in each box, and then bought a Wiha security bit set to work on arcade machines. For my knives, I bought this set and love it:

You can find them online pretty easily, totally worth the money.

I bought 2 of those sets about 7 years ago, still using the first set and its still perfect, they are the best

I got mine on-line from the Sear's internet site from Wisconsin