Snap On Torx, Heavy Duty

[ekeller]

I recently purchesed a set of the heavy duty torx bits(gold), and am looking to fill in a T47, T8, T10 heavy duty bits 3/8-1/4 drive. I can not locate in catalog, any one know the part numbers for them? Thanks

 

[purplezr2]

I don't think they make HD versions in those sizes.

 

[CWP1616L]

A heavy duty T8 ?

 

[jjjrmx5]

I don't think they make HD versions in those sizes.

This is true.

Gotta go std. SO torx or source elsewhere like Wiha.

T8 and t10 std is fine to me.

I don't know how often you're gonna use the t47 but if you do, by 2 std. and use one as a backup.

Same warranty as the heavy duties. But you knew that.

I ***** more that they don;t offer the t60, t70, t80 and t90 in heavy duty.

T8 and t10, ha.

 

[cgv69]

I ***** more that they don;t offer the t60, t70, t80 and t90 in heavy duty.

A T47 would be nice but I agree more with the above, especially with the T60 which is somewhat common.

 

[ekeller]

I guess the main reason I wanted a HD 8-10-47 was so the set matched, looks like Im going to non HD now. I wonder why they don't make them hd?

 

[redline380]

T8 and t10, ha.

i dont know why you guys snicker at a heavy buty t8 or t10. i find the smaller ones are much easier to twist and would personally love some smaller ones that stand up better

 

[jjjrmx5]

i dont know why you guys snicker at a heavy buty t8 or t10. i find the smaller ones are much easier to twist and would personally love some smaller ones that stand up better

What the f^&k are you working on where a T8 or t10 would be torqued down so much that your bit would twist.

That's ^&*&^% laptop and keyboard srews were talking in that size.

You got someone running your CPU's hardrive hardware or xBox casing screws in with a 3/8" MG325 impact?


T15 is 1/8 dia.
t10 is like 3/32 adn TT8 is like 1/16" dia.

Not high torque stuff AFAIK and have seen.

 

[blacK20]

And screws that small are usually used on delicate electronics that are screwed into plastic