4f
Most screws in modern engineering are pozi drive. I think every screw I've touched on recent bikes has been. The right tool makes such a difference.
4f
Id Neva Heard Of Them , Havent Heard Them Mentioned Ever . Wierd
I asked in the service dept here and they mechanic has heard of it but he said he never needed to use one. We are awaiting the snapon man who should be here any min and I am going to buy one to try :icon_lol:
M5
perhaps someone could get a stock of them and sell them to us... buy in bulk, get a discount, make a couple bucks on us...
Y4
schweet.
Here is what they look like
(http://www.harbeth.co.uk/sales/servicingandspares/images/Harbeth-screwdriver-O.jpg)
:thumb:
Guys?
They may NOT be pozi-drive heads. They could be Phillips-heads but made to a different standard than the ANSI/ISO standard screw-heads commonly used in Europe and the USA. The standard used is known as JSI and its used throughout the far-east etc. JSI spec` Phillips screwdrivers and bits are available but you have to search hard for them. Pozi-drive heads are generally only used with self-tapping screws or in woodworking applications.
JSI spec` Phillips heads are designated the following sizes:
000
00
0
1
2
3
Ask the Snap-on man for JSI spec`Phillips, he will know all about them, or do a websearch and see if you can find a set locally.
[4
Wrecent?
Does this help?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_F._Phillips
[4
Dang! 100 things for $5.99! Me want.
"I've seen them for ridiculously low prices at Harbor Freight. Quality unknown, but these days it's probably the same as you get for more money elsewhere:
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=91310"
I love harbor freight. :kiss3:
[5
harbor freight is great for making the tool you need out of something close and cheap.