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[HillsideDesolate]

The world needs to obsolete flat blade and Phillips screwdrivers.
Torx is the only way to go.
I helped put up 500' of privacy fence for a friend awhile back. Never had to change out the Torx bit.
Had it been a Phillips, it would have taken dozens of bits resulting in multiple stripped head in the screws.

Torx is God's fastener.

I know that Phillip's is a cross, but even the devil can quote scripture for his purposes.

 

[okierider]

Just grind a point on a worn out phillips screwdriver.

So as you give out prison tips , do you need to share any thing with us Mr.?

 

[OKNewshawk]

Pics?

I don't know about Arthur Spooner but I am familiar with the Robertson screwdriver:

 

[El Pablo]

Never used or have seen a spanner or clutch.


I’ve never needed an ice pick.

 

[DB44]

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Never used or have seen a spanner or clutch.


I’ve never needed an ice pick.

Seems like they used clutch head screws on carburetors years ago.

 

[SoonerP226]

Never used or have seen a spanner or clutch.

I don't remember what it was screwed into, but I did remove a spanner-head screw once. Hooray for Ifixit's "I void warranties" screwdriver bit set.

 

[HillsideDesolate]

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Never used or have seen a spanner or clutch.


I’ve never needed an ice pick.

Spanners are usually on stuff you dont want stolen and are also pretty standard as a tamper resistant fastener in behavioral health settings. Never seen a clutch.

Robertsons, while a good concept, are most frequently used by filthy, godless, Canadians.

 

[HoLeChit]

Robertsons, while a good concept, are most frequently used by filthy, godless, Canadians.

 

[THAT Gurl]

All I know is my granddad, the dairy farmer, who was also a carpenter, is rolling over in his grave. Defiling screwdrivers like y'all are talking about doing. Tsk tsk ...

 

[xseler]

So as you give out prison tips , do you need to share any thing with us Mr.?

Just call me "Mr. Shanks".