On Apr 13, 9:22*pm, wrote:
On Tue, 13 Apr 2010 17:37:18 -0400, Stuart Wheaton

wrote:
About any screw you might want, and square drive is the ONLY option as
far as I'm concerned!

Stuart

I have never seen a square drive drywall screw. You actually want
drywall screws to cam out before they go in too deep.
That is also why a #2 drywall bit is a lot "pointier" that a regular
#2. It is a torque limiting design.

I do agree on just about any other type of screw. Phillips is not as
good as square for torque but torx is better than both of them,.

"I have never seen a square drive drywall screw."

After visiting here you will have:

http://www.fastenermegastore.com/fin...44.html?ref=23

These don't show the head, but are listed as Drywall Screws, Square
Drive Coarse

http://www.drillspot.com/hardware-an...-drive-coarse/