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Is this it?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Stihl-Screwdriver-Adjust-Tool-BG86C-etc-...
Good find, it certainly looks to be correct.
Retracing my search steps for info, most of it was from the US where apparently Stihl are actively stopping/discouraging suppliers from selling the tool on pain of hefty fines!
Emission control has gone nuts if theyre worried about small 2 strokes, when planes, shipping and cows are far far far worse for the environment!
None of them make life easy, do they by actually telling you the size and shape.
https://www.lsengineers.co.uk/genuine-stihl-screwdriver-adjust-tool...
Someone has bought the last one available from that EBay supplier since the last time I looked.
”Security screws” are a bane of my life, I saw a park bench yesterday put together with security screws, if someone was going to take it they would throw it onto the back of a pickup or trailer, not dismantle the flaming thing and take it a piece at a time.
I think the screws are there to stop jokers undoing any of the bars/struts so people end up on the ground, rather than people running off with the bench! They usually have these security screws on fixed playground equipment for a similar reason.
That was me :-)
I wouldn't recommend adjusting it if its only had a few days use................ let the engine settle in for a couple of weeks or so and then see if it needs adjusting.
I wouldn't say they were crap, but yes, out of all the Stihl stuff, they do seem to go out of tune on an almost weekly basis!
Reckon you must have just been unlucky................ I've had a couple of them for 4+ years now... they never miss a beat and always start easily. Still on the original spark plugs too.
Security bit sets are easily obtainable, unlike octagonal nut spinner :-)
https://www.toolstation.com/draper-security-bit-set/p52910
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