You’re lucky. Fucking computer/electronics makers love them now.
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Even if it’s a T35?
[ahem] BSW[/ahem]
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Security cameras gots em!
For applications where you’re not approaching maximum torque, I tent to prefer ball heads on torx or allen werenches…they’re a bit less finicky…
I got that set for $9.99 at Harbor Freight!
I’m guessing I also bought $20-30 of other cheap tools at the same time.
Psst, can you get me a “BUTT ST” sign?
I won’t buy a screw with any other kind of head. Slot and Phillips should be outlawed, and melted down when replaced with proper screws.
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I find phillips-headed grabbers quite useful.
How many “drunk” plates have been stolen over the years?
And, when’s the next iteration of “drunk plate stories”?
Indeed there are. Tascam 8-Tracks, for example, use a combination of the two. Because of course they do.
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Philips have the advantage of letting go when you reach tightness. Allen, torx and Robertson will hold on and twist the head off or drive to deep (in wood.) This is from the perspective of working at speed. I guess it depends on what job you are doing. Phillips is an evolved solution that is perfect for some tasks.
No, that’s what the clutch on your driver is for.
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Hire bikes.
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