Max Knives SETV — Precision screwdriver set, 24 bits, storage case
24 interchangeable bits, a 93 mm handle and a 103 by 64 mm case: the SETV is the precision set you take your folding knives apart with, and put back together.
Overview
The SETV is a precision micro-screwdriver set supplied in its own storage case, measuring 103 mm by 64 mm. It gathers 24 interchangeable bits covering cross-head, flat, torx and the other profiles of small fastening work. The handle is 93 mm long, the bits 35 mm, and the complete set weighs 106 g. This is the tool that lives on the bench or in a desk drawer, and that comes straight out whenever a screw under three millimetres is involved.
The tool that takes your knives apart
Here is its main argument: the knives in the catalogue are assembled with small fasteners, torx heads more often than not, at the pivot, on the liners, on the pocket clip and on the scales. With the right bit you can loosen the pivot to clean the axle and clear the dust that slows an opening, move a clip to the other side, tighten back to the right feel, and close it all up. The same set then serves for computing, electronics and phone repair, where exactly the same head sizes turn up.
Technical specifications
Precision micro-screwdriver set comprising 24 interchangeable bits: cross-head, flat, torx and other profiles. Handle length 93 mm, bit length 35 mm. Storage case included, measuring 103 x 64 mm. Weight of the set 106 g. Intended uses: assembling and dismantling knives, computing, electronics and phone repair. It is the heaviest reference in this accessory selection, the case and its 24 bits accounting for most of that figure.
Care
Put each bit back in its place in the case after use: that is what lets you find the right size first time on the next job, and it is what keeps the bits in order too. Wipe the tips with a dry cloth if they have been in contact with grease or a cleaning product. Store the case closed and away from damp. A bit of the correct size, entered straight and seated fully in the screw, remains the best way to look after both the fastener head and the tool.
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