Benchmade Blue Box Knife Service Torx Tool Kit

Works very well. Snapped off a bit a couple times but it was probably user error

Good tool for adjusting your knives. The box itself is used as the handle for the bits which is cool.However the shape of the box makes it a little awkward to hold and use. It certainly gets the job done but im sure you could find a better kit for around the same price. Get this one if you like the little butterfly on the box.

This tool kit gets the job done however the torx heads rust if you have sweaty fingers

It has a blue butterfly on it and that's why I wanted it. The bits are generic and unbranded but seem to be of okay (not exceptional, but okay) quality. The driver itself attaches to the box and gives you plenty of purchase. The box contains 2 T6 bits, 2 T8 bits, and 2 T10 bits. At first this confused me, but after using it some I realized that it was intentional to get a grip on barrels that went all the way through like Zen pins and the like. Worth the money, but not any more. Could be massively improved by just including hardened Wiha bits.

I decided to grab this fella instead of the Kershaw tool thinking it would be superior. After assembling two knives, the most common bit is now twisted. I torqued all screws to spec, but it's messed up now. I'll have to get the Kershaw tool and I'll let you know how it goes.

I give this half of a perfect rating, because I feel that this only half of an actual tool. Read closely, potential buyers, because the set contains six bits, but only three unique sizes. I have no idea why Benchmade would package two of each individual bit. Maybe they expect the bits to break easily or something? Or maybe they just think that a big flood is coming, and we will need two of each kind of Torx bit to repopulate the earth. I don't get it.