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Steve B[_10_] Steve B[_10_] is offline
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Default Good phillips driver bit


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No, they use a specially designed driver that sets the "depth" of the
screw. When that depth is reached, the "clutch" disengages - not a
"cam-out" function at all. Otherwize you could just use a drill with a
$0.99 philips bit to hang drywall.


You can't be serious. A device that actually sets the depth the screw can
penetrate, then contacts the drywall, and automatically disengage the bit?

Preposterous.

Steve ;-)