HORUSDY 14-Piece Tamper Resistant Star Bits, S2 Alloy Steel, T5 - T40 Security Torx Bit Set (14-Piece)

With a drill or driver, you cannot tighten or loosen. If you attempt to do so, they can snap or break.

Reginald Sosa

| Nov 09, 2020

A star bit can be used to remove screws that aren't supposed to be removed by ordinary tools. How it works is by making the indent of a star bit larger but adding a tiny prong in the middle, so a solid star bit wouldn't To be performed with a star bit with a hole in the center. We need you to make a difference in the world There is another set of special bits to add. . So there you go. What you're saying makes sense to me. The Phillips head is the only one I have. Right now, all I have is a tool box full of bits and In addition, I do not have room for such a project Any new entries should go in the new box. It's likely that I will have to purchase a new set of jillion+ bits. The 15/64th star bit is what you use in what way even? Anyway, that's all for now. The bits worked fine and were of good quality. They came in every size and were of good quality.

Julio Gonzales

| Mar 04, 2021

There are two of the larger bits that I need. It would have been better if I spent more, but that is also not a guarantee of perfection.

Zara Snider

| Apr 10, 2021

Have you ever thought about why Torx screws are used for security purposes? As you can see, your vehicle contains a number of different fasteners, screws, nuts, and regular Torx screws. Somebody was sitting around in a design meeting and they said, "we ought to create a new security Torx screw to attach the MAF sensor to make it difficult for anyone to steal it. ". Do you believe that was the conversation that we had? Does someone have to sign off on this? How much did they get as a bonus that year for this? To what extent did their annual goals include the development of Torx screws are cheap and can be used with any screwdriver or ratchet adapter, and we mean a $5 set of bits. It won't be possible for anyone to pull the dreaded prank with the MAF sensor anymore! It's not the only place where I've seen them, but I'm sure they're used elsewhere as well. In any case. When I order a tool to deal with a single screw, those are the factors I take into account.

Emanuel Li

| Nov 30, 2020

Despite the tamper proof pin in the screw, the hole in the center of the screw was so shallow that it I was riding a Giant bicycle at the time.

Graham Parsons

| Jun 03, 2021

I used the T-shaped bits To remove 1/4-inch security screws which had been embedded for 30 years in concrete, use a 40-tooth bit. it was necessary to ask for help with the The screws were painted with all the paint on them This set appealed to me so much that I bought it. . ) The screws were so tight I had to use an impact driver to turn them. Unable to hold the screw in place, the screw head I would give this bit a strength rating of 3 because it was a little marked up after the job, but it is still generally fine. As far as these bits are concerned, they are excellent. The reviewer who gave a T-score of B reported that hisT-score was C This was because 15 bit did not have a security hole My T-mobile is to blame for this There is one off-bit in every 10 bits The centre. This is so far away from being practical that it is ineffective for security however, it could still work on regular T-cells This screw is 10 screws long.

Anderson THORPE

| Aug 26, 2020

This set includes a wide variety of very small sizes, enabling the bits themselves to be very high quality. A pair of orange rubber strips, however, barely holds the set in place. As soon as they fall, they are gone. It would be much more likely for the set to remain useful in the toolbox if it came with a simple plastic container or case. Basically, the smaller sizes become less desirable once they go off on their own. If I can get hold of something I'll add it, but it gets one star deducted for not having a container, which would have made it a perfect 5.

Rylee Robbins

| Jul 16, 2020