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For those who don't know: the head of the screw will literally accept a slotted, Phillips, or Robertson driver. Milwaukee (popular among electricians) now make

For those who don't know: the head of the screw will literally accept a slotted, Phillips, or Robertson driver. Milwaukee (popular among electricians) now makes a screwdriver that's the union of those shapes that they call an ECX screwdriver.

function_seven 4y ago
I bought a Klein version of that screwdriver and it’s a joy to use when wiring up receptacles.
afandian 4y ago
I'm not sure if you mean the union or intersection? I searched for ECX and it returns images of multi-bit kits. Could you link a photo of what you're referring to?
- sokoloff 4y ago
  Several of the combo bit types are covered here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4WsTfJ-YwbM https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4WsTfJ-YwbM (start around 2m59s, but there’s a lot of good content there)
- cyral 4y ago
  Search "ECX screw" on Google images, it has some pictures of the bits and the screws
  - afandian 4y ago
    Thanks! That driver bit is crazy. https://toolguyd.com/milwaukee-ecx-screwdriver-bits/ https://toolguyd.com/milwaukee-ecx-screwdriver-bits/
    - bombcar 4y ago
      It’s actually quite nice if you do electrical. Recommended (also a “demo driver” whilst you’re at it).