Posidrive or slotted screws for woodwork?

[Bod]

[dennis]

They have to be 180 degrees out of phase.

[Bod]

[Adrian]

Anybody who doesn't, hasn't got enough screwdrivers.

[Bod]

I prefer right handed ones.

[Bod]

My favourite claw hammer is an Estwing, but that's always the one that strangely dissapears when working on a building site :-)

[Chris French]

In message , News writes

Our hinges are all coverd with multiple layers of pain anyway.

But yes, I'd use slotted screw on door furniture like handles and finger plates

[dennis]

You need oxygen free slots.

[The Natural Philosopher]

I thought 100 years was the mark, so 1915 is now antique, but 1916 is not.

Still a quick web search reveals there seems to be no absolute definition beyond 'old, and desirable'

I guess that makes me one...;-)

[Bod]

[The Natural Philosopher]

Death to all the slits!

[Bod]

I say, that's rather Slittist!

[Adrian]

Genuine LOL

[charles]

It's not so easy to dig paint out of a pozidrive head when you want to undo it.

[Bod]

Yes, that's true.

[Dave Plowman (News)]

In an older house and on show? Yes. Where they don't show, Pozidriv.

[whisky-dave]

I'd have thought if restopring something or wanted it to look old. it'd be like me restoring a WWI radio and sticking LEDs on it to help tuning .

[Mr Macaw]

AFAIK the whole of the UK uses 3 phase power....

[Dave Plowman (News)]

Trolls were never noted for having taste.

[Mr Macaw]