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This guy screws. Squares are fine too.
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Slotted is great when you're trying to take something apart that uses a weird proprietary head that you don't have a bit for and don't care enough to go buy one. Just takes a few seconds of surgery with a cutting wheel.
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Torx is the only real and decent fastener head on the market. Everything else is outdated, inferior technology (or specialized for specific functions).
I get the meme, but functional reality is a thing.
I get the meme, but functional reality is a thing.
Flathead is nice because you can easily make your own driver. It's a lot easier to machine screws too. That's about it.
of course they made jew screws
I don't like that kikes defile the hexagon indirectly with their 6 pointed stars. Hexagons are an ideal shape for a 2D board where the distance remains realistic. So if you are 3 tiles away, the distance is 3, if you are 10 tiles away, the distance is 10. While on a square tiled board distance is quite different if you go in any direction that isn't a straight line. For example 10 tiles could be anything from ~7 to 10 distance.
Also hexagon tiles can be structured similarly like square tiles actually, with the same coordinates. It's just like every 2nd row or column is shifted by 0.5 of a tile.
Anyway, fucking jews.
Also hexagon tiles can be structured similarly like square tiles actually, with the same coordinates. It's just like every 2nd row or column is shifted by 0.5 of a tile.
Anyway, fucking jews.
got a secret for you all. the best drivers for Phillips screws isn't Phillips screwdrivers. It Japanese Industrial Standard drivers (JIS). They look like Phillips drivers but they are not they have different geometry, and they are the just the absolute best
https://www.mcmaster.com/products/jis-(japanese-industrial-standard)-screwdrivers/
https://www.mcmaster.com/products/jis-(japanese-industrial-standard)-screwdrivers/
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