Are the torxs bits tamper proof? Meaning they have a hole in the middle?
325619
I just looked and didn't see any "hole on the middle" so the answer must be no.
652494
Sorry for the late reply. It contains a pretty standard set of torx bits where the largest is a T40. Note, if you're looking for "security torx" this set does not have any... I made that mistake once.
79477
These do not have the holes in them. You need to look for a set labeled "Security Bits" to get the ones with holes. I would NOT recommend this set for anything other than LIGHT duty- the tips strip and the bits are NOT hardened. Best of luck and have a great day!
1661263
Yes. All of the bits have the same, standard size hex shank. Even the small bits have that shank. My only concern would have been using spade bits with a 12v tool, but the user manual says you can use spade bits, and drill in metal. The case is handy to have.
1787166
I havent reversed it but i did have a problem with it coming loose and I also bent it on accident. I am not positive on the torx size, I was lucky enough to have the right size from a phone repair kit i had awhile back. The bit you need is probably available at an auto parts store or hardware store in a precision set. I would also throw some loctite on those threads before i put it back together.
743437
The screw is a pentalobe, trademark of apple, the other screwdriver that came with is a tri-screwdriver. Which is supposed to work. It did not for me, I have a set of torx screwdrivers which I used, T-6 I believe. A torx set can be found at a local hardware store.
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I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head (body) end. I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head... » Read More I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head (body) end. « Show Less
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Hi Jerry, sorry i try to upload the photo of all the sizes but there is no tab to upload it. but here are some that i just type it down...&gt;32 Piece screwdriver Security Bit Set fits many tamper-proof screws. Extra-Long 6 inch bits work well in narrow and hard to reach environment Extra Strong S-2 Steel Bits 9-pcs Tamperproof Torx Star Bits: T-8, T-10, T-10, T-15, T-20, T-25, T-27, T-30, T-35, T-40 6-pcs Tamperproof Torx Hex Bits: 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6mm 4-pcs tri-wing bits: #1, #2, #3, #4 4-pcs Spanner Bits: 4, 6, 8, 10mm 3-pcs Torq-set Bits: 6, 8, 10mm 3-pcs Pozidriv Bots:PZ1, PZ2, PZ3 2-pcs Phillips Bits: #1, #2 1-pc Slotted Bit: 1/4" Sturdy thermoplastic holder. Features 1-pc Slotted Bit: 1/4" 2-pcs Phillips Bits: #1, #2 3-pcs Pozidriv Bots:PZ1, PZ2, PZ3 3-pcs Torq-set Bits: 6, 8, 10mm 4-pcs Spanner Bits: 4, 6, 8, 10mm 4-pcs tri-wing bits: #1, #2, #3, #4 6-pcs Tamperproof Torx Hex Bits: 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6mm 9-pcs Tamperproof Torx Star Bits: T-8, T-10, T-10, T-15, T-20, T-25, T-27, T-30, T-35, T-40 Extra Strong S-2 Steel Bits I HOPE THIS WILL HELP.......
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No, they are definitely NOT hex shank bits. They must be put in a Jacobs chuck. The larger bits have three flats on the shank to inhibit slippage in the chuck, but these are not designed for use in a ", "snap in" hex chuck.
657348
No. I have read misleading reviews saying it has torx, but does not.If you need a good ratcheting Hex Set, get this and you have room to buy/add the T-25, or other, bits you use most often, security or nonsecurity. It has six extra holder spaces in the box. Hope this helps!
567168
Yes any knife purchased as new will have two torx bolts for construction, one at the base holding the knife and pocket clip, and one at the blade pivot point. The three pins holding the side are rock solid. This knife is very well built and sturdy for very hard work.
1648378
Technically yes, drill bits with hex ends are available, that's all you can use. The speed however of the driver is pretty slow for drilling
1889805
They appear to be permanently pressed into the socket. At that price, replacing the bit would not be feasible.
60975
hello not really sure as I do use Torx and found the included bits useful as is, perhaps the seller or manufacture would know, BTW I often use these in tight spaces and on small objects like disc drive cases sorry could not directly answer your question, hope this information help, cheers
719545
Yes it is, there are two Torx screws holding on the handle and there are two of the exact same holes on the other side of the knife. This is a good little pocket knife.
1539091
Roland12b has the right idea. Security bits have holes milled into the center. This is to accept the post sticking out of the center of a security Triple Head Bolt. "Security" = "Triple Square" + "Center Post". These types of bits aren't in the layman's tool chest, so he can't go about messing with hardware he can't fathom.Does anyone know if they all have holes in the center? Some of them look solid in the photo.
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The sleeves that hold the bits count. So do the sleeves within the sleeves( they are slightly different sizes that can be used as nut drivers). There isn't anymore bits within the handle.