+1 on the Wiha's.
I just bought this set of Wiha drivers. It's sizes T3 to T10. The T4 fits my William Henry knife perfectly and it has the smallest Torx screws of all my knives. The right tool for the job.
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Why the tight screws?
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I just bought this set of Wiha drivers. It's sizes T3 to T10. The T4 fits my William Henry knife perfectly and it has the smallest Torx screws of all my knives. The right tool for the job.
Tsujigiri
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Thanks guys, I got my Wiha 38003 today and I'm really impressed. It wasn't that expensive, but it's a huge upgrade from the crappy tools I was using before. It fits perfectly, the bits are about 60 RC so they won't crumble like the others, and the magnets that hold the screws are a nice touch.
trimcut123
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I love tight screws and the light application of loc-tite blue. I use Kershaw tool bits, which are free from the company. They work perfect every time on my spderco's and benchmade knives also.
Matt B.
Matt B.