All cap screws are hardened, you don't need to add HT.
All cap screws are hardened, you don't need to add HT.
The little dimple mean ISO. JIS Phillips are shallower than Phillips. Lost (misplaced) my Matco JIS a few months ago, so took a bit of the point off a cheap Stanley Phillips, now it works better than my now reunited JIS, and is my now go to screwdriver.
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I wanted a set of JIS (ie, multiple sizes).... struggled like buggery, most people didn't even know they existed, so sorta gave up...
What did you get?
Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
EBay out of France it seems. Bought a 1,2,3 set of bits for my Bahco screwdriver and then just got a size 2 but decent sets seemed very pricey or a bit nasty. Hard to find a midrange set with reasonable shipping. Will show up.
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I have just ordered some from these guys, I'll let you know how it goes. They have a range of options.
https://www.vesseltools.com/
I went with a set of 3 screwdrivers and 3 bits for my impact driver, about $50.00 all up. I am shipping via youshop as the quoted freight charges were huge...
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Vessel made impact drivers back in the day. Essential tool for removing "Phillips" screws. Of course, one of the reasons they worked so well was they came with JIS bits ...
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It looks like they still have impact drivers in their range. They have a bundled motorcycle repair kit that includes an Impact Driver, it looks pretty good but I have a driver so just went with the bits to add to the ones I already have.
https://www.vesseltools.com/handtool...air-kit-detail
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