I picked this up a while back. Was intrigued as to how they make it fit all 6, 3 sizes of both posidriv and Phillips. It’s not failed me yet, no cam out and fits from sizes 1 to 3 in both patterns. Was 8 quid. Definitely handy to have around.
Me too! Though I have been happy with https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bahco-8080...ahco+screwdriver+bahco+808050p+,diy,70&sr=1-1Damn you, Sir!
That's me just jumped on the bandwagon now.
Interesting, can someone give it a proper test** and do they make a hex bit version? Or what size is the hex shank if one were to chop it off?
** I quite often abuse a ph1 or pz2 in electric driver for all screws but its not unknown to buggre a head.
i wont let anyone use my screwdrivers unless i see which ones they needThat's what my co-workers seem to think all screwdrivers are. They don't know the difference between P0, P1, P2, P3 let alone JIS or PZ. They just grab whatever (and the lowest grade) and wonder why screws are so difficult to remove.
Back in the 70's and 80's Japanese bikes got a horrible reputation for the chromed cheese crosshead engine cover screws that stripped as soon as you tried to undo one....That's what my co-workers seem to think all screwdrivers are. They don't know the difference between P0, P1, P2, P3 let alone JIS or PZ. They just grab whatever (and the lowest grade) and wonder why screws are so difficult to remove.
They are company provided unfortunately so everything gets wrecked for me to use . Nobody ever said anything about taking our own stuff so I took two bits JIS 1, JIS 2 without saying anything. Since I have them in a convenient spot everyone keeps borrowing them and realised they work well. I try to leave the JIS 2 in so that if the screwdriver gets grabbed they are unlikely to be using the wrong size but it has still happened. What we work on is computers/servers so it is mostly PH1 or PH2 but my co-workers mostly use one size below because they don't have any idea. Sometimes the screws are actually JIS so that just makes it even worse.i wont let anyone use my screwdrivers unless i see which ones they need
It still isn't well known, my uncle was recently doing up his PE400 engine cover and said he had to use his impact driver as the screws started stripping.Back in the 70's and 80's Japanese bikes got a horrible reputation for the chromed cheese crosshead engine cover screws that stripped as soon as you tried to undo one....
Little did we teenagers know.... there is more than one type of crosshead screw driver....
Back in the 70's and 80's Japanese bikes got a horrible reputation for the chromed cheese crosshead engine cover screws that stripped as soon as you tried to undo one....
Little did we teenagers know.... there is more than one type of crosshead screw driver....