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We have a Black & Decker Profinish 714 steam iron that seems to need the
internal cord connections tightened, but, I have not been able to find a security bit or screwdriver that fits the two screws that need to be removed to get to the connections. If anyone knows where I can obtain the tool I need, I would greatly appreaciate your help. Thanks. Mac |
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Most reputable tool dealers (Snap-On, Mac etc) can sell you most any type
bit. What does the screw in question look like? Is it a Torx with center post? "mac" wrote in message ... We have a Black & Decker Profinish 714 steam iron that seems to need the internal cord connections tightened, but, I have not been able to find a security bit or screwdriver that fits the two screws that need to be removed to get to the connections. If anyone knows where I can obtain the tool I need, I would greatly appreaciate your help. Thanks. Mac |
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Mike W. wrote:
Most reputable tool dealers (Snap-On, Mac etc) can sell you most any type bit. What does the screw in question look like? Is it a Torx with center post? "mac" wrote in message ... We have a Black & Decker Profinish 714 steam iron that seems to need the internal cord connections tightened, but, I have not been able to find a security bit or screwdriver that fits the two screws that need to be removed to get to the connections. If anyone knows where I can obtain the tool I need, I would greatly appreaciate your help. Thanks. Mac No, not torx like headlite screws on auto. Hard for me to describe, but the screws have a center sorta like torx but with 3 arms slightly spriraling to the outside of screw. Mac |
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mac wrote:
Mike W. wrote: Most reputable tool dealers (Snap-On, Mac etc) can sell you most any type bit. What does the screw in question look like? Is it a Torx with center post? "mac" wrote in message ... We have a Black & Decker Profinish 714 steam iron that seems to need the internal cord connections tightened, but, I have not been able to find a security bit or screwdriver that fits the two screws that need to be removed to get to the connections. If anyone knows where I can obtain the tool I need, I would greatly appreaciate your help. Thanks. Mac No, not torx like headlite screws on auto. Hard for me to describe, but the screws have a center sorta like torx but with 3 arms slightly spriraling to the outside of screw. Mac Do you mean sorta like a philips head, but with only three wings instead of four and they appear to be slightly angled? If so, it's called a tri-wing and is available in many places such as... http://www.flexibleassembly.com/dyna...led.php?ID=191 http://www.fastener-warehouse.com/in...3f6305b8405b37 http://www.action-electronics.com/ezpower.htm I have not bought from any of those companies, just found them through a goog search. |
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![]() mac wrote: We have a Black & Decker Profinish 714 steam iron that seems to need the internal cord connections tightened, but, I have not been able to find a security bit or screwdriver that fits the two screws that need to be removed to get to the connections. www.mcminone.com has a set of assorted security driver bits, $9 + shipping, #22-1875 |
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Jumpster Jiver wrote:
Do you mean sorta like a philips head, but with only three wings instead of four and they appear to be slightly angled? If so, it's called a tri-wing and is available in many places such as... http://www.flexibleassembly.com/dyna...led.php?ID=191 http://www.fastener-warehouse.com/in...3f6305b8405b37 http://www.action-electronics.com/ezpower.htm I have not bought from any of those companies, just found them through a goog search. I can find a good assortment of security tool bits at the local flea market. I bought two sets, because the bits have a tendency to disappear. ![]() -- ? Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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![]() mac wrote: wrote: www.mcminone.com has a set of assorted security driver bits, $9 + shipping, #22-1875 Thanks, Think I will order the set fm MCM online. For some reason it's listing at $14.95 at their web site even though it's always featured at $8.99 in every flyer. To get the lower price you may have to mention source code 5A110 and their "Fall Into Savings" catalog for Sept. 12 - Oct. 28 and phone them at 1-800-543-4330. |
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