And newer residential electrical recepticals, switches and breakers have the "ECX" screws that 'somewhat' take a Phillips or slot but not very well. Milwaukee makes an ECX1 and an ECX2 bit and a ECX screw driver that fits snug and lets you tighten without slippage or messing up the screw head.
Now they can alter them with the original source destroyed. Think of book burning...they can also discard what they want. Burying the Truth...this is not good for one company to control history, IMO.
Yeah, they seem to stay on the driver better than the MUCH older Phillips, of which I have some well worn boxes of. If I remember corrrectly ( I don't do much carpentry or construction) about all you can find in the way of deck and drywall screws these days are square head (Robertson) or Torx.
I just bought 2 square head bits for my Makita last week.
Now they can alter them with the original source destroyed. Think of book burning...they can also discard what they want. Burying the Truth...this is not good for one company to control history, IMO.
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