What is the name for the commonly used screwdriver that has two blades in the shape of a cross?
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Phillip's head
hope i spelled right
Phillips?
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Phillips head
Philips head.
Philips head screwdriver.
phillips or posidrive
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This is called a "Phillips" screwdriver
That would be a phillips screwdriver :)
Thats a Phillips Head Screwdriver..
Christian head.
Its called a phillips screwdriver.
In a universal cross-slot head screwdriver blade for use with cross-slot head screws of different size ranges the screwdriver has a cross-slot blade with cross ribs which form at the front of the screw driver blade a narrow tip corresponding to the configuration of a small size cross-slot head screw and which extend rearwardly and radially outwardly over a plurality of cross-slot head screw size ranges and which may extend radially even beyond the circumference of a shaft of the cross-slot head screwdriver blade so that the axially rear ends of the cross-slot head screwdriver blade is sized to accommodate a size range substantially larger than the front end of the cross-slot head screwdriver blade.
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It is called a Phillips head or pozidriv -- more info on this is listed as my source -- hope you find this helpful.
a phillips head screwdriver invented by Henry Phillips of Portland, Oregon. Patented in 1936.
A phillips screw driver.
phillips or as my son calls it "crooked"
Well everyone has jumped on the bandwagon and said Phillips - which may be correct - but even more common these days is a 'Pozidrive' - this is very similar to a Phillips in that it has a cross head but the slots are slightly different to provide a more positive drive.
So without seeing the actual screwhead the correct answer is either "Pozidrive' or 'Phillips'
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