- I feel like a + shaped screw head would be as standard as a pyramid if multiple civilizations had developed screws independently. It wouldn’t be the last kind, but it would be there somewhere. Maybe even a long, long time ago. - I think a single slotted screw head would be more universal and easy. You just cut one line into the top of the screw head and your ready to go. A Philips head would need to be cut twice and once you did, you’ve weakened the head one degree more by removing more material - Slotted screws are the proof that Satan is real. 
- Absolutely the only benefit to slot headed screws is how easy they are to make, which is why they’re what a home machinist would make when creating his own fasteners, and why any aliens out there that use threaded fasteners have probably also tried and learned to hate them. - Most other shapes of driver aren’t cut, they’re stamped. 
 
 
- Disappointed that the first comment isn’t, “May the Torx be with you” - That may have been the actual post title I was looking for. 
 
- Even in a galaxy far far away everything is still made in china   - Edit: at least they didn’t use Phillips screws - Can’t get more spacey screws than those. They basically look like galaxies 
- That’s because they were worried someone would have taken them off. 
 
- Hey, if it works it works. - It works, but badly. All my homies hate cam-out and love torx. 
 
- Preventing cam-out with a Phillips screw is like learning the ways of the Force. It takes patience and skill, something the Empire’s rigid Torx would never understand. 
- Somehow, Phillips head survived. 
- Where do you think we got it from? 
- You’d think that they would have switched to Pozidriv. 
- No wonder the Jedi failed. 
- Bet it’s an inch screw too 
- May the Philips be with you. 
- Could be JIS. - Thank you! 
 
- Obligatory Babylon 5 Swedish meatballs 
- Oh man, this is 100% real. Disney is such garbage…  - Or perhaps the Jedi are also just cooking with water. 
 











