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*locks eyes with u* you dont need to apply force. you DONT need to apply force. you don't, need, to apply force *cradles your head, tenderly repeating mantra*
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let the screw do its work, just relax
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I hate slotted screws because at the last place I worked people would use the term "flathead" to refer to both slotted screws and countersunk screws.
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square-head bolts and slotted screws own cause, yeah, thats how we made screws five hundred years ago, still got em knockin around as legacy for some reason, whatcha gonna do about it
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Ambrose Burnside posted:*locks eyes with u* you dont need to apply force. you DONT need to apply force. you don't, need, to apply force *cradles your head, tenderly repeating mantra* *the screw whisperer* Listen here, poindexter. Maybe in your faggy, ivory-tower worksites you have all your holes all neat and pre-drilled for you, they're all at the perfect ergonomically correct height and you can take worker's compensation if the driver causes your wanker's cramp to flare up. Out here in the real world, we use many screws larger than your penis, and we even have to put a few in tight, hard to reach places. Like your mom's vagina. Both require a bit of exertion to keep the screw in place and drive it home. Which is why a drill that lines up the bit and the direction of force, I think, would be much better.
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moose face posted:I put in thousands of screws a day sometimes and in my opinion the #2 Robertson and ⅜" hex head are the best good ol red robbie e:  
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Feb 18, 2015 06:28
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Finally, a type of screwing that goons are qualified to talk about
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Feb 18, 2015 06:54
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Ambrose Burnside posted:nah theyre still widely used and industry loves them b/c they dont cam out + that resistance to camout tends to hold even if the bit is seated poorly, unlike a lot of camout-resistant screw types + the screw naturally clings to the bit without magnetic fuckery cause of the tapers involved So the betamax of screws Also licensig issues too
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i legit dont know the names of any type of scrwe theres the cross bun ones and the line ones
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Feb 18, 2015 12:21
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its called crosspoint you loving poo poo
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Trochanter posted:tbf I think electric drills aren't that well designed; the gun grip makes it hard to apply pressure at the same angle as the bit, which causes a lot of stripped/missed screws. I think building a drill that let you put force right behind the bit would be a lot better - think of a cordless drill with the handle of an orbital sander. 
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I agree with the OP
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square drive op
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Digiwizzard posted:nationalism has no place in screw technology. it's the reason why japan has a lovely phillips derivative that looks identical to phillips screws but will always strip unless you're super careful or have an ethnically pure nippon screwdriver This guy knows
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Feb 18, 2015 20:06
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i probably shouldnt be googling "weird screw" at work
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i use a german-made black powder nailgun called the blitznailer ALL HAIL ZE BLITZNAILER
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Wow i knew he went to jail for coke distribution but ratcheteering too?
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Jonny 290 posted:Wow i knew he went to jail for coke distribution but ratcheteering too?
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Jonny 290 posted:Wow i knew he went to jail for coke distribution but ratcheteering too? what the gently caress
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Feb 19, 2015 00:57
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he was drunkscrewdriving and killed all the screws
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Feb 19, 2015 00:58
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Jonny 290 posted:Wow i knew he went to jail for coke distribution but ratcheteering too?
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The ABCs of Hand Tools needs to be shown in high school, gently caress.
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Target Practice posted:The ABCs of Hand Tools needs to be shown in high school, gently caress. When I was in HS if you showed even a little academic ability you were actively discouraged from taking any shop classes. Like, I enjoyed reading but maybe I wanted to make poo poo too. Nope
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Flying Fortress posted:When I was in HS if you showed even a little academic ability you were actively discouraged from taking any shop classes. Like, I enjoyed reading but maybe I wanted to make poo poo too. Nope Yeah. I took shop, drafting (pen and paper kind) and CAD.
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Feb 19, 2015 02:29
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Torx or die
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City of Tampa posted:None of this poo poo happens if you have the correct sized screwdriver. Flat heads are great if you want your screwdriver to slip and scratch the gently caress out of whatever you're working on. You just won the thread. I forgot how eventually slotted screws are eventually gonna face down or whatever and. Philips head screws will never slip out. They both suck tho.
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a bay
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