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I am looking for the type of screwdriver you get for doing fuseboards, you know the kind that looks like 2 flat heads crossed like this + or looks like a star driver with the tip cut off, it fits into the screws used on consumer units perfectly, i have looked for them in local tool shops butt ca?

any one know what the propper name is for them? or a link to buy a decent one?

many thanks.
 
I am looking for the type of screwdriver you get for doing fuseboards, you know the kind that looks like 2 flat heads crossed like this + or looks like a star driver with the tip cut off, it fits into the screws used on consumer units perfectly, i have looked for them in local tool shops butt ca?

any one know what the propper name is for them? or a link to buy a decent one?

many thanks.

Are you talking about a pozi drive screwdriver????? :confused:
 
Are you talking about a pozi drive screwdriver????? :confused:

n not pozi drive mate pozis are the same as phillips but with the extra star shape pieces, the ones in that link are not the ones either.

they look like a phillips with the point cut off so a flat cross shape.

anyone?
 
Hey.

I think the ones you mean are the C.K modulo ones. They're orange and have those special mains board tips. I'll try and find a pic.

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n not pozi drive mate pozis are the same as phillips but with the extra star shape pieces, the ones in that link are not the ones either.

they look like a phillips with the point cut off so a flat cross shape.

anyone?


Not sure in that case, do seem to recall seeing something like it way back but I don't think it was the usual brands of drivers you get.

I would recommend Irazola Drivers personally having used various types including Wera.

IZ202032 Irazola Teknoplus 7 Piece Screwdriver Set in Wallet from The Crimp Company
 
I would recommend Irazola Drivers personally having used various types including Wera. [URL="http://www.electriciansforums.net/redirector.php?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.thecrimpcompany.com%2Fscpro%2Fcrimp%2Fproducts%2Fproductsmoredetails.asp%3Fid%3D7730" said:
IZ202032 Irazola Teknoplus 7 Piece Screwdriver Set in Wallet from The Crimp Company[/URL]






Totally agree, best drivers out there.:D
 
Not sure in that case, do seem to recall seeing something like it way back but I don't think it was the usual brands of drivers you get.

I would recommend Irazola Drivers personally having used various types including Wera.

IZ202032 Irazola Teknoplus 7 Piece Screwdriver Set in Wallet from The Crimp Company

i did some investigation using your info on the wera and found out exactly what i needed to know
Klauke VDE Screwdriver for Plus/Minus Head Screws Z2x100 [KL-130PM2IS] - ÂŁ6.31 : Horizon Tools and Ladders | Buy a Tool or Ladder Online

this is the kind i need, its called a plus-minus screwdriver and i would highly recommend anyone who does consumer units to invest in one.

cheers for all your help

Hey.

I think the ones you mean are the C.K modulo ones. They're orange and have those special mains board tips. I'll try and find a pic.

what kind of screwdriver is this called? help! {filename} | ElectriciansForums.net

sorry never saw that before i posted. thanks
 
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free xmas present from elecsa, no idea why they are doing it, you have to give your name and an address to send it to, nice screwdriver CK i think it was, i got quite a few by sending them to all my friends houses ha ha!
Try it, not often you get owt for free!
 
Are they called terminal drivers or am I barking up the wrong tree. I know exactly what you're talking about and I'm pretty sure CK do them.

Sorry Lenny, just read your post after being a bit premature with mine!!
 
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Are they called terminal drivers or am I barking up the wrong tree. I know exactly what you're talking about and I'm pretty sure CK do them.

Sorry Lenny, just read your post after being a bit premature with mine!!

terminal drivers slang word for the small flat blade screrwdrivers that fit klippon terminals or fit neatly into grid switches or batten lampholder terminals etc!

small driver in other words
 

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