TX-Tool (TXTOOL); 4.8 In. Single-Position Multifunction Magnetic Bit Driver; Includes T-6, T-8, T-10, #2 Phillips and Slotted Screwdriver Bit; 1.1 oz., Black

One of the problems with using the clip to carry my knife in my front pocket is that the clip occasionally gets caught on something and bends it far enough that it won't clip tight any longer. The only way to fix it is to take it off and bend it back. Seems like an easy task, unfortunately because of my own stupidity, I thought the screws were allen head, but couldn't get any of my allen wrenches to work. Thank goodness I finally figured out that it was a torx head. I had a torx bit for one of my screwdrivers at home so I tried it but the screws stripped it right out and I was only able to get one of the two screws out. Ordered this one and it worked perfectly. The clip came right off and I was able to bend it back for normal operation as well as move it to the other side for left hand carry. Very nice design with high quality bits that don't seem to strip easily. So glad that I ordered it.

If you own any pocket knives at all, you should own this outstanding product that is perfect at what it does. The vast majority of knives need T6, T8, and/or T10 torx bits for the pivot areas and the pocket clip, and that’s what this tool has. As a bonus, it also has a Philips and a flat head bit making a total of 5 highly useful bits for anyone, but especially for pocket knife owners. For a lot of people, this will be the only screwdriver you need, period. The tool is extremely small and pocketable, and the bits are stored in the top of the tool with a screw on cover so it’s really hard to lose any of them if you just put them back in when you’re done. This product is classic Kershaw, high quality and effective at a very reasonable price.

Works well and for the money a good value, wanted to take with me when traveling and didn't want to break the bank JIC it was lost. This fits the bill nicely, bits fit tight but do not seem to be made of super hard steel...will see how they hold up. One complaint....the bits rattle around in the handle when stored so if you carry it be prepared to sound like Mr. Bo Jangles. I put a small length of 550 cord on top of the bits then screwed the cap on, this stopped the rattling and the cord can be fished out pretty easily to get the bits out. Would have given 5 stars for the money if it were not for sounding like a Salvation Army Bell ringer when I carried it.

If you own a Kershaw knife, this is a very handy tool. Small, compact, has all the right Screwdriver and TORX heads to tighten up your knife. Very durable, have 2 in use for a couple years. No stripped heads or damaged bits.

Great quality

I got this for a friend who has a Kershaw knife, but he didn't have a good torx tool kit. He likes it a lot!. This kit will loosen the blade lock on a Leek, and adjust the open/close action for smooth one-finger opening, and also remove the pocket clip. This is an all-around little tool kit with star bits, but also a flat screwdriver and Phillips head screw driver. It was a winning gift.

I thought this was gonna come with like the cool extra stuff Kershaw throws in like a decal sticker or T-shirt or something lol nope just a tool in the box but it is what it is. I have so much curse all the stuff. I figured they would hook me up by now I also added the blue Kershaw handled OSO Sweet because the top screw of the day I got it fell out and I was able to replace it with one of my Kershaw other model one of the four different types of screws. I have from Kershaw and it does fit so that means any torque six or torque eight bit screw should fit. It’s just the OSO has longer threaded T6 and T8 screws that’s it works great perfectly flush. Just wish they could’ve thrown me a decal sticker at least.

My first decent pocket knife was a Kershaw Leek about 13 years ago - I have purchased many other higher end knife brands since that day and Kershaw has been a name I have trusted since day one - I stick exclusively to USA made Kershaws nowadays if I do buy them but I have gotten one or two of their cheaper produced china line knives in the past and was pleasantly surprised by the quality for the price - I guess since I have trusted the Kershaw name for so long now, I had a bit higher expectations for this tool - I will say for $13 I honestly didn’t expect awesomeness and assumed that it was a China made Kershaw product (which it is) but since the couple of China produced knives of theirs I had gotten in the past were decent, I figured that this item would probably be fine as well … and IT IS OK, just ok - All of the bits were there and store conveniently inside the body - They don’t appear to be as defined as a decent precision head tip but they all seemed to fit correctly - The bits attach to the driver magnetically fine as well - Though, while using the bits in the driver there is an annoying amount of play in the tip while turning … too much play for my liking when it comes to such small screws - Aesthetically it is gaudy looking as well - Ugly to the point I can’t believe Kershaw would have ever green lighted the design of this thing - It seriously looks like a cheap impulse item that belongs sitting next to the self checkout section at Walmart for $5 - The body is all metal and feels cheap - Personally, I absolutely hate the feel of this thing between my fingers - No grip at all and for some reason they decided it was a good idea to put these ugly rings all around the body - im not sure if the rings are supposed to be for grip or aesthetics or what, but they don’t serve either purpose, or any purpose to me at all; it just feels like sharp uncomfortable edges all down the shaft - After receiving it and messing with it for a few minutes, I just stuck it back in the box and started the return process - This was actually just intended to be a tool for my brother who recently got a nice Benchmade 940 that may need tuning here and there and he doesn’t own a torx set - So, I figured this would cover the simple basic sizes that most knives use for a decent price - I got back on Amazon and found a much better looking 24 bit torx set for $10 that he will now be receiving instead - This Kerchina thing will be going back on the shelf at the Amazon warehouse!

Bottom of the barrel Junk, but more importantly IT’S COMPLETELY MISSING THE BLOODY T6 BIT!!!! When I contacted the muppet that sold it, got no response. If you want to throw your money away, just throw it away, don’t buy this crap, at least then it might be used for something more useful… like drugs and alcohol or something to distract you from not fixing your knives.

Amazonで2480円で購入しました。(25.8.14) 先端のビットを差し込むと本体の中にある磁石にくっついて止まる仕組みになってますが、ガチっと固定はされずに指で触ると左右にグラグラと動きます。 まあでもトルクスネジを回すときにはとくに問題はないのでよしとします。 頭のフタを回して開けると中に5種類のビットがバラバラと入ってるので振るとチャカチャカと音がします。 片手で回すときに頭のフタは空転せずに固定されたままの状態なので手のひらに当てたまま回すと抵抗があります。クリップもちょっとジャマな感じになります。 なんでしょうね、品質や仕上げはワリとキレイなんですが使いやすさにこれといった良さはありません。 でもそのへんで市販されている同一商品よりはデザインがカッコいいのと、ナイフ好きなら横に置いてるだけでテンションが上がるからよしとします。 残念な点ですが、製品に文字が入っているのはクリップのKの抜き型デザインだけです。ひと目でKershawとわかるようにKershawの文字を入れてもらいたかったです。 普段のフォルダーの分解メンテはやっぱりT6、T8の個別のトルクスドライバーを2本の方が使いやすいので、キャンプや釣りなどでフォルダーを持ち出すときに携帯用として車に積んでます。

Pues los bits que trae bien, excepto de torx número 6 que, como pasa siempre, es muy flojo y se deforma de inmediato, quedando inutilizable. Si prescindes de ese torx 6, el resto bien.

Exactamente como se describe. Muy buena calidad y funcionalidad. Ya puedo dar mantenimiento y ajustar mis cuchillos. La recomiendo.

Great tool to have as an EDC.