Piotr said:
I use a 1-point Pozidriv screwdriver made by Stanley for work on my
PC. it works very well.
It seems to be the best point size and type. I get little
slippage. The cross-slots hold well. Etc.
But I am surprised it is a Pozidriv because I think that was
really for wood screws and, anyway, I think Pozidriv was later
superceded by Supascrew.
So what is the official correct screwdriver for the screws on a
PCs?
I use cheap China made tools from Harbor Freight And Salvage, with the
hardened tips. >
http://www.harborfreight.com
They are now out lasting my Craftsman tools, have a lifetime
replacement warranty, and cost 1/10th as much...
But, because all my work in computers was outsourced years ago, I live
in squalor, on a minute military pension... and don't care what kind of
"world product" I use, as long as it is very tough, and, very cheap!
Oh, there is not even a mention, here, yet, of square drive #1,#2,#3
used by cabinet makers in homes! and, the Ninetendo triple flat drive...
and, I assemble my Knoppix (
http://knopper.net/knoppix ) computers with
the proper thread screws, but, sometimes find that on all my salvaged
re-useables, someone ahead of me has broken off the screw-head! vise
grips sure are handy!