Where can I get a #5 Torx driver for my William Henry?

[Ketsugo]

Thanks in advance,
John

 

[John Frederick]

Craftsman Tools at Sears. 4 - 5 dollars per driver for the professional models. T-4 through T-15 I believe.

 

[Ketsugo]

Thanks, I'll try there tomorrow.

 

[Peter Atwood]

Sears only carries 6 and up. Try http://www.halperntitanium.com

 

[Carver]

John,
This subject recently came up in the Strider Forum.See here:

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=180938

 

[knifenerd]

As stated, Sears carries T6 and up. Try www.wihatools.com

They carry all sizes and will send you a neat catalog as well.

 

[DanEHunter]

I have a set by Wiha that I'm very happy with (T6,7,8,9,10,15). Most Torx sets that I've played with have a problem with stripping when you apply alot of force, I've yet to have a problem with these.

 

[Ketsugo]

Thanks,
T6 is everywhere but T5 and smaller is hard to find. I just ordered a bunch of stuff from Wiha. T5 bits and drivers T6 bits I had from a junk Benchmade set that had become bent. I went for their Carbide Surfaced Dura Bits. http://www.wihatools.com/bits.htm

JW

 

[ttm5]

You can purchase the Torx driver needed for your William Henry knives directly from WH. I believe they import them in from Europe.

Tim

 

[JayBird]

I purchased a small folding torx set online from McMaster-Carr. I cannot remember the smallest, but it's tiny and happens to fit the pocket clip fasteners on the Chive.