Ok Today’s question...??
why do we bother with pozi head screws when we already had Phillips head screws....?
why do we bother with pozi head screws when we already had Phillips head screws....?
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Because pozi are an improvement.Ok Today’s question...??
why do we bother with pozi head screws when we already had Phillips head screws....?
Or because they had a patent and pozi worked around the patented idea?Because pozi are an improvement
Use a good PZ2 bit and good quality screws and it's amazing the grip they get.nuntil someone gets trigger happy and takes the edge off.
I was always told with a flat head screw use a slightly over wide driver...Yeah that's the problem, people not matching screw head to driver. Same with brass screws when someone has used too small a screwdriver.
I was always told with a flat head screw use a slightly over wide driver...
Or because they had a patent and pozi worked around the patented idea?
Both were patented by the Phillips Screw Company!
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