"Pozidriv" [was Re: Tools

Tony> Exactly. Several times I've tried to repair something for Tony> somebody using their toolkit and have stopped halfway through Tony> to go back and get my tools. Not becuase they don't have the Tony> right tool, but becasue their tools are such poor quality that Tony> I will do damage to the device I am repairing if I try to use Tony> them. Case in point: conventional flat screwdrivers, which have a wedge shape. It's hard to find anything else, but well worth the trouble; the conventional kind WILL destroy your screws. I no longer mind working with slotted screws ever since I inherited a gunsmith screwdriver set. Those are vastly superior -- they come in a lot more sizes so you can find a good fit, and the tip is hollow-ground so the faces are parallel, not in a V shape. So the screwdriver doesn't "cam out" as the hardware store type does. paul