re-sharpen power screwdriver bits?
 

seems those phillips bit like to dull quickly, I touch 'em up on the
grinder. good to go for a few more .

--
"In the future you may be here, but will your dreams?"

re-sharpen power screwdriver bits?
 

Soup Nazi wrote:
seems those phillips bit like to dull quickly, I touch 'em up on the
grinder. good to go for a few more .

--
"In the future you may be here, but will your dreams?"

Get the ACR bits-they are worth the extra money.

http://www.mcfeelys.com/product.asp?pid=HPR-0220
or
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....2&group_ID=717
or
http://tinyurl.com/rz9to

re-sharpen power screwdriver bits?
 

Soup Nazi wrote:
seems those phillips bit like to dull quickly, I touch 'em up on the
grinder. good to go for a few more .

Buy good bits and buy the by the pack. They are disposable.

--
Joseph Meehan

Dia duit

re-sharpen power screwdriver bits?
 

"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message
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Soup Nazi wrote:
seems those phillips bit like to dull quickly, I touch 'em up on the
grinder. good to go for a few more .

Buy good bits and buy the by the pack. They are disposable.


I get them from www.mcfeeleys.com or www.leevalley.com For the few pennies
they cost for a good one, I'm not going to change a stripped head and the
aggravation that eventually goes with it. Whenever possible, I use square
drive screws too. The Phillips driver was designed to be power driven and
to "cam out" when driven too hard. The idea was to protect the fastener
from breaking, but at the expense of the wear on tips.