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54 Bit Driver Kit

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Product code: IF145-022

Product Overview

The key to getting inside modern hardware.

  • The comprehensive standard in precision screwdriver bit sets, features 54 carefully selected bits—chosen with data collected from our thousands of free repair guides.
  • This kit forms the base of our popular Pro Tech Toolkit, the industry standard for computer repair technicians and businesses.
  • Available in an elegant and rugged magnetically-sealed wooden case.

If you're looking for replacement or legacy bits, or you just want larger and even more rare bits, be sure to also take a look at iFixit's Macro Bit Set and 4mm Screwdriver Bits. If you're looking for a slick ratcheting screwdriver that fits all the bits in the 54 Bit Driver Kit, check out Frictionless Ratchet.

Kit Contents:

  • 4 mm Aluminum Driver - featuring a magnetic socket, rubber grips, and a ball-bearing swivel top
  • Flexible Shaft Extension - snake into hard to reach places
  • 60 mm Shaft Extension - doubles as a T-handle for extra torque
  • 1/4" Adapter - use this kit's 4 mm bits in standard 1/4" drivers
  • 54 bits in the following sizes:
    • Pentalobe sizes 2, 5, 6 (iPhone, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro)
    • Flathead sizes 1, 1.3, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 mm
    • Phillips sizes #000, #00, #0, #1, #2
    • JIS sizes 000, 00, 0, 1
    • Torx sizes T3, T4, T5, T6
    • Torx Security TR7, TR8, TR9, TR10, TR15, TR20 (compatible with non-security)
    • Hex sizes 0.7, 0.9, 1.3, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5, 6 mm
    • Square sizes #0, #1, #2
    • Triangle size 3 mm
    • Tri-wing sizes #0, #1
    • Nut Driver sizes 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5 mm

Product Details

$24.95

 
 

Condition:

New

Warranty:

6 month warranty

$59.95 Wooden Case

 
 

Condition:

New

Warranty:

6 month warranty

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This is the set that spawned the repair revolution. We have honed its contents to be both your everyday driver set and your go-to resource for all the security bits needed to open consumer electronics.

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Each bit resides in a removable soft plastic block with five friends. The driver body is machined from a single piece of aluminum, with a ball bearing mounted swivel top. The flexible shaft is great for stereo work or other large electronics where all the screws aren’t on the surface. The drive adapter lets you use these specialty bits with any standard ¼” driver handle or most power tools.

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When it comes to precision bit sets, there is no better kit. If you want something that looks as elegant as it performs, look no further than the wooden case for the 54 Bit Driver Kit. This case is emblazoned with the Fixers Fist, reminding all the world that we have the right to open our electronics. We believe that repair is noble, and so should you.

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Bits Included: ¶ 

  • Pentalobe sizes 2, 5, 6 (iPhone, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro)
  • Flathead sizes 1, 1.3, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 mm
  • Phillips sizes #000, #00, #0, #1, #2
  • JIS sizes 000, 00, 0, 1
  • Torx sizes T3, T4, T5, T6
  • Torx Security TR7, TR8, TR9, TR10, TR15, TR20 (compatible with non-security)
  • Hex sizes 0.7, 0.9, 1.3, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5, 6 mm
  • Square sizes #0, #1, #2
  • Triangle size 3 mm
  • Tri-wing sizes #0, #1
  • Nut Driver sizes 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5 mm
 

Stories

My Problem

replace RAM, DD, processor for upgrade

My Fix

Installation Guides was rather good, not to hard. but I need other 1 screw driver (the screw Driver of 54 Bit Driver was not thin enough).

My Advice

perhaps a french translation ;)

My Problem

My screen was really wobbly and it was starting to get annoying.

My Fix

I managed to disconnect all the cables and access the hinge screws with relative ease and the reassembly was similarly simple.

My Advice

Follow the guide and keep track of your screws.

My Problem

My ASUS UX32A laptop has Torx T5 screws to access the inside. I was looking to upgrade to a SSD. I was in the market for a new driver set anyway, and then stumbled across this kit that seemed to have everything a computer tech could need.

My Fix

It went really well! Using the iFixit teardown for the UX32VD (which is basically the same as the UX32A), I got the SSD going in no time at all. Now my laptop literally boots in about 5 seconds. The driver heads are all really well machined and magnetised, pretty much how you want them. I was really impressed with the quality of what you got for the price.

My Advice

ASUS try to make their laptops as repairable as possible, even the ultra thin ones like the UX32A, which are normally made less repairable for the sake of thinness. Don't be afraid to get into one of their laptops, they make the layout of the internals very friendly.

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My Problem

I am a Radioman onboard the mighty USS Michigan SSGN 727. We do work on computers and other assorted communications devices daily. We are always running into weird screws, and always looking for small screwdrivers. I saw this kit and just had to have it. I've already talked at least 3-4 other people onboard into buying their own, since they are always asking to borrow mine.

My Fix

I use my toolkit daily and love it. It's helped in endless repairs.

My Advice

Don't forget there are big size screws out there, my next purchase will be the macro driver set.

My Problem

Well I have an htc evo shift and ive been dealing with a cracked screen for about a year now and i decided it was time to fix it so i bought a screen, some screen tape and a cheap cell phone repair screw driver set and none of the drivers fit and i decided it was high time i got a decent screw driver and i found this one and thought "It has everything I will ever need!".

My Fix

So the repair went pretty smoothly, had more use of a hair dryer than I ever expected. The only thing is there is one sector in the matrix on my digitizer that doesnt work but ive had to deal with a cracked screen i think i can deal with this.

My Advice

Well Im not really sure if this is advice but this Driver kit fits right into any techies tool bag and has every bit you will ever need.

My Problem

My wife just bought an 11" MacBook Air, and I'll be damned if I am going to wait until it breaks to take it apart. So I bought the 54-bit driver kit to ensure I am Pentalobe-ready. The wood case is beautiful and makes a statement "I not only have loads and loads of specialized tools, but I am proud of that fact".

My Fix

High quality tools are a gift that keeps on giving.

My Advice

If you can use precision tools with a safecracker's touch, your patience and diligence will be rewarded. The "feel" of a Torx bit that is one size too small is something you need your fingertips to just know.

My Problem

No problem - yet!

My Fix

I'm confident it will be a super repair.

My Advice

Be Prepared !

My Problem

The battery on my mid 2009 Macbook Pro was feeling old. It was time to replace it.

My Fix

The repair went great with the help of the iFixit guide. It couldn't have gone any smoother!

My Advice

Have the right tools! I purchased the 54 bit set from iFixit that allowed me to make quick work out of this project.

My Problem

My friend had jammed his iphones power and home buttons, shattered the back of his phone and messed up the dock connector so that it wouldn't charge anymore.

My Fix

The repair went great except for 2 things. I misplaced 2 screws so I need to take it apart again to find out which one I put where, the back cover won't close because of this. And also the power button replacement didn't work, I think it has to do with the bracket actually (not the button itself) but ifixit doesn't sell these parts so I got it from somewhere else. Otherwise the repair was easy to follow and fun!

My Advice

make sure you know which screws go where. This is important

My Problem

I was unhappy working on an old towel, laying screws and parts willy-nilly. I also needed to add more HD space into the machine in anticipation of lots of graphics work. With the right tools and materials, I went about this job.

My Fix

Piece of cake - and really safe - parts in the right places.

My Advice

I bought the Wooden-Box-Toolset. The only slight difficulty I had was removing and reassigning the silver bracket that holds the optical drive in the near to the camera-cable and the SATA connector. The collar on the all-in-one screw driver was too big and the driver had to go in at a slant. Removing the end-piece and connecting the bit to the driver body made it a tad short, for me. I had a slim screwdriver for those 2 small screws... a minor difficulty with laptop work.... otherwise, nice hardware!