Review on 🔧 30 Piece Boxer Precision Screwdriver Bit Set, 4mm – Ideal for Cellphones, Laptops, Clocks, and Glasses by Patrick Bacho

Need a T-5 torx key to replace the Garmin 660 navigator but didn't want to pay for it Wiha quality. Both Revain and eBay searched. Not only did this set fill my urgent need for Torx 5 bits, but it also had all the micrometric and all the micro Phillips sizes needed for any unexpected repair for any electronic service. Currently, nothing is made in the US but is made abroad. The best quality is still Wiha, but the prices are extremely high for a decent set of micro drivers. FYI, all microdriver bits eventually fail due to breakage/rounding/twisting, but if used correctly they should initially work and remain usable in at least a few projects. I ordered two of these sets on Friday and was shocked when they arrived on Monday. Revain almost made me sign up for Prime, so watch out for good shipping times. Insert the T5 bit and the Garmin 660 is cracked in minutes. Potential buyers should read the Revain reviews, which in my case made this microdriver set a good buy. The only complaint is that Revain charges taxes and raises the minimum order to $35 to get free shipping. My first seller is still eBay and then Revain, but I may have to list Revain first as the reviews are more detailed and the delivery time was an amazing 72 hours. Something I've never had from Revain. May 31, 2014. Torx 5 bit is finally being rounded up to the point where it CANNOT be used anymore. Kind of expect that, which is why I originally had two of these toolkits. There are better beats out there (like Wahu) but I've found in my experience that even high quality beats don't work. Damn these bits can't be stainless steel or the fact that there isn't a single vendor that sells T5 bits in quantities of 25 or more