🔧 Channellock T062A Torx Screwdriver: High-Quality T6 x 2-Inch Tool Review

I lost the Torx key that came with the doorbell. This is suitable for taking off and charging. I have an old original ring but they are all the same size T-6 Torx.

I bought 2 of these because I had finally worn out the cheap one I got for tightening the pocket knife clamp screws on my EDC. It's perfect, especially for less than a cup of coffee.

Will be buying more of these different sizes. Basically with this tool. It just can't round the tip and the handle can't come loose. I use this for a screw to iron bolt and it was exactly what I was looking for. Cheaper material just rounds off the teeth.

I bought a whole set of interchangeable small screwdrivers because I needed these and was worried it would be too cheap. Well, interchangeable screwdrivers are wider than the little hole you poke through things like graphing calculators, so I went back and bought this one. I've used it on three or four projects and haven't had any problems. Yes, it's pretty cheap and I wouldn't mind taking my time and making sure you have a good grip on the screw before turning to prevent the screwdriver from…

It matches the screw described but doesn't look like an exact cut. It's tight, but there is a little play that could cause the torque screw head to loosen. It still worked, but I wouldn't constantly use a screwdriver to turn and loosen the screws.

Used to remove clip from Benchmades. Put a piece of self-adhesive tape between the screwdriver head and the screw, the teeth will not be damaged, it worked very well. Since it's so small, I can't imagine it lasting forever. But it's actually $3, and you'll get a few of these in prime time if you use this size a lot all the time.

I bought this to replace the blade with Gerber Prybrid as it has T6 bolts. The screws on the Prybrid had already removed another T6 bit I had so I decided to try this US made one. It bent like other T6 bits on first use. I'm glad it's made in the USA, but the engineers at a reputable company like Channel Lock have to understand that these little screwdrivers have to be made out of hardened steel, as there's a minimum amount of steel that can withstand the torque. Not worth sending back as the…