
The Robertson screwdriver has a square head, so it's easy to use one-handed and the screw heads almost never strip. You can also leave the screwdriver sitting in the screw and go to get a plate of
poutine and it'll still be there when you get back. Unfortunately, the one thing Canadians do better than designing great products is making awful business decisions (anyone remember the
Avro Arrow? Probably not), so almost no one uses these things outside of Canada, preferring the
Phillips screw or other such
pičovina. Well, don't bother asking
us for help when you're drowning in money, America, because we'll just laugh and throw a bunch of trees, water and cheap natural gas at you.
RATING: 91%
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8 comments:
Huh. Well that does sound like a good idea.
It kind of does, right? It looks so distinct and quirky. What do you think you'd get if you go to a bar and ask for a Robertson Screw?
Ha! Another great review John from Canada! My first husband worked construction before his accident and he loved a good screw! (Im so bad!) But seriously, he was a good man...
screw, heh
Makes the Allen wrench system look damn-near Neanderthalic. Great work, I.J. Next up? How about the socket wrench. Your thoughts...
Is LipstickMom123 69*5m0k33nw33d*69's mother? Aunt? I'm looking for narrative, here.
All the screwing jokes have been used up! DAMN!
is neanderthalic a word if so holy f**k
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