ByBrumbi
I have a few screws in my car that I can open with the usual Allen key but not with the star key.
Does anyone know what they're called and where to buy them? The screw has about 11 or 12 edges.
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is called multitooth and gives them as bits to buy.in the profibaumarkt or in the professional/autoersatzteile they are to have
Everywhere in the tool trade. That thing is called multi-tooth.
This is an internal multitooth and no inbus
Concrete on INBUS, with n. Not with m, as in the question.. @Fraframer
It fails with many. 🤣 Where even the name Inbus is not quite correct. Normally, that means hexagon. It’s like Flex. It’s just because of the first manufacturer.
Is that a car seat retaining screw or something?
This is a highly safety-relevant area, because I would not just go there without knowing the correct torque values or Screwdriver
Multitooth (XZN)
https://www.amazon.de/Vielzahn-Stecknuss-innenvielzahn-Bits/dp/B01DUK1ITI
Are usually in set with the ratchet
Better. If there’s Torx in there. This is something completely different from an inner multitooth