I see this question come up quite a bit, so I am just going to post this here. There are many very good quality "do-it-all" tool kits available that have bits for this knife, any of the GT's, and just about anything else you will run across. It makes it a lot easier to keep track of everything and you don't have to try to work with tiny, cheap, tools that slip off, scratch scales and are generally a nightmare to work with.

This set is a little expensive, but I bought it about 2 years ago and haven't had do buy anything extra since then.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BMM74FD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Just putting it out there because I didn't know it existed until someone told me. Cheers!

Well allow me to share. I got alot of these as recommendations from Nick Shabazz https://youtube.com/@NickShabazz - a popular youtuber in the EDC community. Here is some of the stuff I use:

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ISO for removing adhesive gunk and dirt. Great if you're not trying to disassemble the knife - good on a qtip and microfiber cloths

I happen to have these laying around but I use this to wipe with ISO alcohol and for removing wax

Frog lube for rust protection

Renaissance Wax Polish is like wax on a car - provides a layer to protect and keep looking pretty

For wiping with the frog lube and wax

Polishing cloth for removing the frog lube

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In addition to this, you'll need tools to disassemble the knife. I tried being frugal and so I bought an iFixit kit and a kit with Wiha bits. Good knives only ever use torx so this is what I bought

iFixit kit - The problem with this kit is the smaller driver is actually better in my hand. The Wiha bits are meant to fit the bigger driver. So the small is called a 4mm driver and the large is a 1/4" driver. I suggest finding a better 1/4" driver, Wiha happens to sell some nice kits. I'm just sharing what I got for myself.

Wiha torx bits

I went through a few different sets - all pretty much crap. My advice if you are looking for a quality/precision set of drivers/bits is to hit up Amazon and just get this iFixit Manta Driver Kit: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BMM74FD

It is very high quality and I've been really happy with mine. I'm finally done looking for a quality set of precision screwdriver/bits. Mind you this is more for tinkering/tech/electronics applications though. If you want larger/heavier duty bits and larger screwdrivers, just hit up your local Home Depot or Lowes - especially over holidays when they have big sales. Most of the stuff on Aliexpress is crap and really crappy steel. The good stuff (name brands) with good steel/quality will cost pretty much the same as what you can get locally.