T6/T8 TORX Bit L-Shape Wrench (Heat-Treated PRO S2 Metal) T6 & T8 Torx Mini Screwdriver (3-Pack) TiRant RAZOR EDC Knife Tool

These torx tools succeeded where other less brands failed. Was able to successfully remove pocket clips on a Kershaw Blur and install a titanium pocket clip using the T6 torx tool. The previous set I bought from another company were supposedly S2 steel but immediately stripped. These held up well and I am impressed, especially at this price point. Also glad I didn’t have to buy an entire torx bit set just to get the two sizes I needed to work on Kershaw knives (T6 and T8).

If you collect EDC gear, or just have a few pocket knives, This is the perfect stand alone Torx wrench for knife or multitool maintenance. Most knives are put together with T6 & T8 Torx drive fasteners, so in order to take them apart, or if you wanna swap out the factory scales or backspacer with some aftermarket parts, you'll need a tool like this. This is an excellent quality stand alone T6 & T8 Torx tool. No need to find a driver to fit a tiny metric sized bit shank, or worse, a uniquely shaped shank that's only compatible with a single tool, that was manufactured by some obscure brand. Instead of having to buy an entire Torx precision driver kit just to get the 2 torx bits you need which will probably quickly break or become rounded off and useless, just order a few of these Torx wrenches that were made to last. These tools are made from S2 steel and i can tell from using them that they've been properly heat treated, and they'll last a good long while when put to their intended use. S2 is a durible tool steel that was developed specifically for use in tools just like these wrenches. Well done fellas!

These were a perfect addition to my travel sharpening kit. I put 2 in there in case I have a loose screw or pivot (like just last week my clip was loose). The 3rd went into my home tool box, in case I need a 2nd t6 or t8 real quick.They are a little hard to grip for the t6 end if you have to use any real torque. Making this worse, the tips seem to be slightly graduated or tapered which makes them want to back out of screws when torqued. I had to use a lot of pressure to counter this, which was difficult because of their size and shape. I'll probably wrap one with something for extra grip if they hold up. On the first test I removed 2 tough body screws (t6) and a pivot (t8). The t6 took a little damage but held up. The T8 was fine. They are definitely strong enough for my purposes, but I probably wouldn't trust the t6 to remove any really stubborn or loctited screws.Great for it's portability, and convenience, but not a great main tool. If you have an important repair to do, you can get a full set of something stronger for a few bucks more. If you want a compact tool just to tighten a loose screw, thumb stud, or pivot on-the-go this is it.

Just started using these, and the T8 seems a tiny bit undersized, while the T6 fits very nice and snugly into all screws I’ve tried it on. Time will tell the quality of the steel, but they seem great so far! Super useful tool, so glad somebody out there decided to manufacture a combo t6/t8 hand tool for a very fair price! Thanks Exceed Designs!

Delivered in a package of three. I keep one at three different locations so that I can use them when needed. Very handy, great idea thank you.

I love the 3 pack I was looking for a small t6 and t8 that I could put with my edc setup to have handy any time it rides with me every day

I purchased these because i had a crkt that kept detroying every other set of t6 heads i could find, from general kits to other s2 hardened bits. I noticed from one of the intact ones that it could service all 20~ other that i have, mix of benchmade crkt and Gerber except the one giving me hell. I saw the leaflet mentioning the tirant razor being a model requiring heat to destroy locktite so i can only conclude that the crkt ignitor giving me a headache got a serious dose of it. Don't know if crkt has started doing this across the board, but this particular knife has rounded off every t6 i have tried from over 7 brands/sets. Being a synthetic handled knife, i will refrain from heat application

Bought a couple packs of these T6/T8 Torx allen wrenches so I could do quick pocket knife maintenance. Keep one in the nightstand, one in the desk in the office, one in my knife storage box (I have a lot of knives) and one in the glove box. Tested them out in a couple knives and they seem really durable/hard and are the correct size. Like the price, like the compact size, and like that most of my knives require T6/T8 so these fit well. If they made a T4 and a T10 version I'd buy that too for my ladybug and PM2 pivots.