Exchange-a-Blade 98097 Assorted Torx Screwdriver Bit Set for Drivers 2-Inch Length Color Coded

Purchased as a gift, seemed to be very nice quality.

Once you have used a set of torx bits with this type of color coding you will never go back. The method used will not wear off like some brands. The rubber holder is well made and is just another excellent convenience. I have not had them all that long but I have put them to the test with screws up to 6" long into pretty tough lumber with no sign of wear. I was impressed enough that I bought two more sets to give as gifts.

Over the years I have been using Torx screws for most everything. The problem is different sizes of Torx screws require the correct size driver to fit properly.This item provides a wide selection of sizes (for everyday around the house projects), plus the hard industrial steel prevents the smaller blades from rounding out.My only issue is that I would prefer an extra 1/2-1 inch in length, plus they are expensive when compared to similar products sold on AmazonUPDATE 7/3/15After considerable usage, I have changed my opinion and lowered my rating from "5 Star to a "2 Star". The most important part of this tool is the Torx end that interfaces with the screw. These are made using "S2 industrial steel" (as per the description), which is a very hard metal, but I question if the driver ends are the same material. After minimal usage the Torx end looses its shape and rounds out, resulting in stripping the screw head.I noticed several other reviews making similar comments of the driver ends being soft. The packaging looks "pretty", but IMHO you are better off buying individual TORX Driver Bits

Used it to unscrew my SkillSaw Worm Saw to change my power cord when I accidentally cut the cord while cutting boards building my deck. These Bits worked very well with no problems. Since then, I have used it on my other power tools and still holding strong. I would buy it again if I have to. I would recommend this to my friends and others.

I bought this set 4 years ago but have run about 1000 screws of 20 and 25 in the last year including some 4 1/2" screws. So far so good. Have stripped the T10's but not disappointed.

I like them because they are longer than most, and have solid ends rather than hollow ends. I use a cordless impact driver with 1.25" to 3" wood screws typically, but occasionally bigger. Haven't used them a long time, but no gripes so far.

These are the most used in construction. Since there are 2 of each I removed 1 and store them in my tool box. That gives me room to carry a couple different bits and keep them in one compact holder in my tool belt. Very happy with them.

I drive a lot of torx wood screws around the house and on projects, using the impact driver, as well as a basic drill-driver. I've always used the typical aluminum bit, which works fine but wears out. These, of course, are designed to take a beating at the tip. The color coding allows me to quickly grab the right bit (which 99% of the time is one of two bits).