Screwdriver Bits

Harbor freight

If you have a local flee market you might want to check there, sometimes the guys that sell tools will have tubs of screw bits that you can buy separitly. I found at harbor freight you have to buy a whole set to get one bit.

Sears, Home Depot or Loews always have some kind of sale so try looking there first.

Are you sure it's a Torx? I only ask because I had a concession trailer a few years ago and needed to remove some screws for repair. One of my Torx would fit it, but barely and it would strip out. Went to the tool store to see what I needed, and the guy explained to me it takes a square drive bit. I guess it's Torx style for workers to zip it in quicker versus having to line it up to a square every time. (I'm sure there's a joke here somewhere...)

I hope what I just said makes sense.

If that isn't the issue and you need better bits, I see a few name brand bulk packs on ebay.

They don't sell Torx bits, but if you need star, square, flat, etc - try lee valley. I've used their bits for years in my woodworking business and their bits are the best I have found.

http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/pag...t=1,43411&ap=1

Thanks for the replies guys. Idaho I think they might be the same doors. They are the roll up ones off a beverage truck. Ill check that bit out.

i got torx tips with some decking screws at Ace Hardware and they're holding up real well

Idaho may be right as well - if it's an 8-sided star, you need a square head, not a torx.

You get what you pay for - Harbor Freight and Tractor Supply are ok, but most of their tools are really what I consider light-duty. Don't know if you've got a Graingers anywhere near you (there are 4 in Minnesota, but two of them are in the St. Paul/Bloomington area, but that's where I go for heavier duty tools. They've got a T27 impact bit for $4.91 http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/WES...YZ4?Pid=search That will probably handle just about anything you can throw at it. At the least, you'll be stripping the screws rather than the bit

http://www.wihatools.com/default.htm

You will not be disappointed......