Decent price for the right tool

The secure torx set worked as expected and allowed me to remove the secure torx screws in an appliance so that it could be cleaned.

Needed these bits to work on a bike. These worked great with my socket set. Glad to have these to work on other tamper proof screws.

I have a small (wallet sized) tool pouch with bits and a fold-in handle, but it didn't have all the driver bits I need for cutlery maintenance.These bits filled out the set, providing the function I need, meeting the tolerances I need for Torx, hex, and common screws. And they fit right in the pouch.Can recommend. Would buy again.

Good bits set

Nice set of bits at a good price

These work just fine, except the smallest one in the set. It ended up twisting, so it's completely unusable. Not great considering that's the main bit I needed.

So far so good. TME WILL TELL

Nice product. Did the job right.

used the set to work on bathroom stall doors.

Have yet to pu them to the test.

Pretty straight forward. It was just as I expected.

Not very durable

Este juego est bueno y no es caro

Exactly what I needed to change my maf sensor

You'll need these if you go to work on a Jeep Wrangler ignition system

Great

Works as advertised. Needed a small set to use for my Spyderco knives.

Great price and performed as expected.

This works perfectly fine for the security Torx screws. All 2 of them you'll come across in your life.Have you ever pondered the existence of the security Torx screw though? You have such a variety of fasteners, screws, nuts, and regular Torx screws in your car. Then someone was sitting around in a design meeting and they were like, “we really need to create a new security Torx screw to attach the MAF sensor so no one steals it.” Do you think that's how that conversation went? And someone signed off on it? Did they get a bonus that year explicitly for that? Was it in their annual goals to create a new screw to patent? And by a ‘tamper-proof' Torx screw, we mean a $5 set of bits that will fit any basic screwdriver or ratchet adapter. No one will pull the dreaded ‘tamper with the MAF sensor' prank now! I'm sure they're used elsewhere but that's the only place I've come across one so far.Anyway. Those are the things I think about when I order a tool to deal with a single screw.