The T5 bit doesn't have the TR in the bit tip. Not sure if I'll use it as one but you never know. Seems some of the TR holes/dimples at the tips look bigger in a couple smaller size bits compared to the larger size ones as well

Bought this set for the T30 security bit. That's the only one I needed.Look at the photo. ONLY the T30 is not a security bit.

I would like to get T15 replaced.There is no hole in the tip.Thank you.The bits I have used work just fine.

My son put boiling water into my really expensive espresso machine and blew the temp button that is located on the inside of the espresso machine. It uses the secure star pattern. This $8 kit save me $500 and I get to keep my espresso machine. Best $8 I ever spent.

Recomendado

Tamper resistant! Yes you'll run up against this and not be able to open or repair some electronic item, UNLESS you have these specialized tips. I'll tamper if need be, thank you very much!

Liked allot not much to say but the set is very sturdy and worked v well

The bits work great so far as I've used a bunch of then several times.The strips that hold the bits are absolutely worthless! Magnet strip or off brand bit holder I would highly suggest if you want to keep these not lost in a junk drawer

Tried to use but the tip broke on the T10-2

Good size assortment, feel well made. For that once in while job.

I needed torx bits that don't strip after a few uses to maintain my pocket knives. But didn't want to pay more for the name brands, specsilly since I already have a bit driver. Got this without much hope given the cheap price to test them out. But I was pleasantly surprised. These bits are hardened and good quality. They have not stripped, have an excellent grip and very tight tolerance.

Worked well.. just wish these things were made of a stronger metal

As advertised

I only bought this hex set be8i found out that the previous owners of my truck put the security hex screws on my tail lights. Who the hell does that?? All in all, it's still a good set to have.

This type of screwdriver tip can be fragile. I purchased this set because an older one I had broke when I tried to over-tighten a laptop screw. So far the new one is working okay, but I'm being much more careful. So it works but I haven't used it enough to comment on the long-term durability.

Got it to remove some safety screws from an appliance I was working on. Have since used it to remove some regular Torx screws. Inexpensive and does the job.

I am using this as an auxiliary fan for our Living room gas fireplace, that we use for supplementary living room heat in addition to our gas forced air (southern climate). This is a well designed fan unit for a fireplace, especially if low noise is your priority. I had one of the traditional fan units you can find here, but I always felt they were too loud, unless you dialed the fan speed down (like too loud to watch TV with the fan on, or having to boost TV volume to overcome the fan noise). This unit is relatively quiet even at full speed, but it doesn't exactly blast massive air out of your vents, at full speed (10). It does move air though, for sure, and will assist in making a more or less decorative fireplace actually heat a room. I imagine its a trade off (airflow vs noise). THe programming module is nice, but it did take a bit of programming to figure out how to set the module, so the fan would turn on/off with the fireplace. I used a small piece of metal hvac foil tape to secure the heat sensor to the roof of the fireplace bottom, and set the controller to turn on the fan at 90 degrees, and off when below 90. Programming the controller took longer than any other install steps, which were quite easy to complete. It has been reliably turning on the fan and ramping up to full speed when the fireplace heats up, and turns off when the fireplace has been off for awhile, and the fireplace box cools down below 90 degrees. No issues, and we've been using the fireplace now this winter quite a bit. The gradual ramp up/down speed control is a nice touch. I just placed the controller module and wiring below the fireplace box, but at some point maybe I'll run the controller wires through the sheetrock sidewall, and mount the controller to the wall, although it really isn't necessary to have to change or even access the digital controller ever once its set to your liking, to be honest. Overall I'm happy with this fan and I think it should holdup for a long time. Would go full 5 stars if it provided a bit more CFM at the same noise level, but understand it may be impossible to provide more airflow without it simply getting too loud.

It's ideal for someone with arthritis--which makes card shuffling difficult.

The bits fit too loosely in the sleeve and can come out of either side.

The center hole is off a bit. We'll see if they will work.