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Driver Selection
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Different screw heads call for different driver types. Whether it be Phillips, Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS), Pozidrive, Torx, Triwing, or plain old Flathead, use the correct driver for your application.
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Using a driver that’s “close enough”—such as by turning a Phillips screw with a Flathead driver—can sometimes get you out of a bind, but mostly it’s a recipe for trouble.
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What’s that, you say? That sounds like a lot of drivers to keep track of? Try using a set of interchangeable bits, like the 64 Bit Kit for electronics repair or the Universal Bit Kit for larger applications.
| [title] Driver Selection | |
| [* black] Different screw heads call for different driver types. Whether it be Phillips, Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS), Pozidrive, Torx, Triwing, or plain old Flathead, use the correct driver for your application. | |
| [* black] Using a driver that’s “close enough”—such as by turning a Phillips screw with a Flathead driver—can sometimes get you out of a bind, but mostly it’s a recipe for trouble. | |
| - | [* black] What’s that, you say? That sounds like a lot of drivers to keep track of? Try using a set of interchangeable bits, like the [product|IF145-299|64 Bit Kit|new_window=true] for electronics repair or the [product|IF145- |
| + | [* black] What’s that, you say? That sounds like a lot of drivers to keep track of? Try using a set of interchangeable bits, like the [product|IF145-299|64 Bit Kit|new_window=true] for electronics repair or the [product|IF145-392|Universal Bit Kit|new_window=true] for larger applications. |
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