Broken Torx T-10 bit - what are my options?

[unclerandy]

I have several Seekonk torque tool calibrators if you want to check a tool on them.
I have tested half a dozen different fat wrenches that people have brought over.
I won't ever trust the scale on them because I have yet to see one that was accurate.

How long till the calibrator needs calibration?

[NYT]

congrats on getting it out successfully, now go buy some good bits:

wera - https://www.amazon.com/Wera-05056476...ef_=ast_sto_dp
wiha - https://www.amazon.com/Wiha-79445-X-...%2C155&sr=8-25

[beanz2]

Sturtevant Richmont and Utica mostly.
I also have seekonk torque calibrators that I use to adjust my torque tools before I use them.

Those must be the Snap On grade tools for the gunsmith. Nice!

congrats on getting it out successfully, now go buy some good bits:

wera - https://www.amazon.com/Wera-05056476...ef_=ast_sto_dp
wiha - https://www.amazon.com/Wiha-79445-X-...%2C155&sr=8-25

I did:

Yes, I have their stuff too. FixIt makes great tools but I don't know why I think of them as field repair tools, not as workshop tools

But I now also have a set of Made in USA Wiha Tools Torx bits incoming.

[SilveradoColt21]

Those bits are garbage. I bought a set of Milwaukee's I bought from Home Depot that I have been impressed with. No idea where they are made though.

China most likely but yes the vast majority of their tools are solid

[ar15barrels]

How long till the calibrator needs calibration?

I'm not an ISO9000/9001/9002 shop so I don't have a specification for that.

[NYT]

Those must be the Snap On grade tools for the gunsmith. Nice!


I did:

dont know how i missed that. i wouldnt waste the money on fixit bits though, theyre are made in taiwan.