Wiha 96708 Torx Screwdriver with Precision Handle, T8 x 40mm

Great fit!!

If you’re like me, you need a precision T6/T8/T10 bit for repeatedly disassembling pocket knives while your girlfriend rolls her eyes at you. You’ve clearly landed on Wiha for your choice in bit manufacturer, which is correct. Your days of stripping pivot screws are behind you, Wiha knocks it out of the park with their precision milling. Every bit is a flawless match for the fastener it’s designed for. Now, as far as this product specifically goes: if you and I share TWO things in common, you also lose bits left and right. Wiha bits are rightfully expensive, and if I had to guess there’s probably $25 worth of them in my vacuum cleaner right now. That’s where this handy little screwdriver comes in - I’ve ordered two of these and I’ve lost 0 of these. Don’t worry, I worked out the math for you: that’s a 100% retention rate. I don’t use them for anything other than baby knife screws but I would confidently recommend them to anyone that has any need for a high quality precision screwdriver. Good stuff Wiha

Gute Qualität, allerdings passt der Schraubenzieher nicht für den gedachten Zweck (XBox Controller), da die Aussparung für den Pin der Schraube in der Mitte des Schraubenzieherkopfs fehlt - schade!

High quality

These Wiha Torx screwdriver was exactly what i needed. I have a lot of folding knives, and with that you know you need good reliable Torx bits or drivers. I originally had to learn the hard way. I got this for extra for when I’m not in my main office to have something convenient and small to use for adjustments. I have the little stubby & extra Wiha bits for my main area where my knives are located at. I was especially curious about the CRM-72 steel it uses for these screwdrivers, oppose to the S2 steel they use for Wiha’s T bits. I read up on it, and seems it’s possible stronger than the S2 steel bits. The CRM-72 steel is proprietor steel for Wiha. My only true complaint is that the handles are plastic not rubberized for grip. So i just added some hockey tape around it for a more secure grip. Problem solved.