What's the difference between Pozidriv and Philips Screwdrivers?
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
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Pozidriv vs. Phillips
For our friends who like to read, here's a quick overview of the difference between Pozidriv and Phillips. Phillips screw heads are designed so that the Phillips screwdriver will cam-out (slip) if too much torque (power) is applied. Pozidriv screws are designed to prevent cam-out.
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Perfect! Great explanation. And in 2.5 mins without all other nonsense. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
The other key reason i tell my guys to never use a Philips driver when it’s a Pozidrive screw is the actual shape of the four fins or wings.
On a Philips driver tip - and in the Philips screw slots - the wings taper down to a point so when you turn a tight Philips screw, the driver immediately wants to slide up the slope and then jump to the next groove - ruins the screw head - and after a while the Philips tip will be worn and rounded.
Look again at the Pozidrive -each wing is the same thickness right to the bottom - and the screw wing slots are parallel also - a perfect fit. No matter how hard you turn it, the tip stays tight to the bottom of the screw slot. Much stronger than Philips.
Paul ... Thanks ....Great info !!!!!!!
Thanks for this ... I already knew about the difference after researching online some years ago as to why certain screws in the house I bought here in the UK were completely stripped and I had to buy screw extractors to be able to remove them! I just wanted to remind myself and came across your video ... very helpful and useful. I wish to goodness that some of the tradesmen who have come to do jobs for me knew about it too! Most of them seem to think that they're all Philips and I've now got even more stripped screws that I will need to tackle at some point. So frustrating. One guy came to quote for a job for boarding the loft and I offered him a screwdriver to remove the existing loft hatch to save him going back to his van. When I asked whether the screws were Philips or Pozidrive he said they're all the same. When I told him they aren't all the same he wasn't at all happy and obviously thought that me as a female wouldn't have a clue what I was talking about. He had a real face on him because I was trying to tell him something he should have known already. Needless to say I got someone else to do the job! Perhaps in future that will be my test of whether to hire somebody or not ...... the Philips v Pozi question ! :) :)
I can't tell how many folks , Pro or Hobbyist, that I have shown tis tip too and they had no clue there was a difference....
@@sedgetool I know !!! Crazy isn't it? lololol
Now that I'm almost done with my kitchen remodel, I find this out. I knew something wasn't right!
Whoops... thanks for watching !!
@@sedgetool Thanks for all your useful, concise information. I still have some adjusting to do, and future projects to come. I'm picking up a pozidriv today.
whatever you do there are always more opportunities to spend money and effort into.
Learned something today! I saw a review on a product mentioning they swapped the screws out for Pozi screws on a product so I went to investigate what the difference is and found your video very helpful. Now I know why the Phillips screwdriver slips in some screws and causes blunting of the head.
Off to buy the right screwdrivers.
cool !!! glad it helped !!!
Nice explanation!
IKEA brought Pozidrive to the most corners of the world 😀 Here in Sweden I would not by any screws that isn’t Pozidrive or Torx. Torx is the best and gets more and more common here. Phillips is outdated here but for some unknown reasons stil used in drywall screws and som special screws but that will change.
Greatings from Sweden 🇸🇪
Thanks Patrik ..... Great Info !!
Torx is the worst for me, i need something that holds the screw straight so i can screw stuff with one hand, torx doesn't do that for me it always wobbles the screw, tried Bosch, Dewalt, Wera and a random cheap brand, always loose fit.
@@tonibaloni12 Sounds more like you're using a wrong size bit.
Thank you this was a really good insight. My hinges thank you as well.
Glad it was helpful!
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too cool !!!
thanks for clearing this up
Happy to help!
thanks from Malaysia very clear info
Thank you very much
The Phillips was designed to cam out if excess torque was applied. Nowadays you can set the torque on your driver and have no problem with Pozidriv screws. The Phillips profile of driver to screw is a ramp, while the Pozidriv is two surfaces at 90 degrees to the force. Having Sheetrock screws Phillips prevents the screws shearing off or going right through the plasterboard if driven with a driver with no torque control. Horses for courses as the British say.
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I think Philips screws are better to use in Electronics like computers, televisions etc where we don't have to struggle to turn the screws but in case of furnitures like doors, windows etc it becomes difficult to turn them as they sometimes get jammed inside wood or plywood
I had to buy a phillips scrudriver, I need one. You know prices?
Philips screws are used throughout manufacturing, from watches to washing machines and from computers to cars. Pozidriv screws are used exclusively in the construction trade where high torque is required.
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What?! No, absolutely not! You find pozidriv in all sorts of machines. Dishwashers, refrigerators, boilers etc. Your comment is just not correct. At all!
Very clear explanation
Glad you liked it
Great explanation! Time to show my son now!
Awesome..Thanks !!!
Thank you guys 👏💪🔧🔩
Thank you
Lovely, thanks lads
Our pleasure!
Thanks Mr Sedgetoo! I Learnt Heaps
Happy to help!
Exactly why philips screws are banned from my shop!
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Now I understand-thanks that was driving me crazy when you say pozidrive I thought you made that up
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Great explanation. Thank you 🙏
Thanks !!!
Philips screws are mainly used in fastening metal panels on machines and where metal to metal fastenings are used. I assume that this is because of the low amount of torque possible. With metal, there is no give and so over tightening the screw with just either strip the thread, depending on the hardness of the metal, or sheer off the head of the screws. For example, if you put too much torque into a screw going into brass, the thread will just strip.
So - Philips in a metalworking environment, Pozi in a woodworking environment.
Thanks for the info Michael !!!
Thanks to that nice Boston accent, i felt like i was watching an wpisode of This Old House 😌
why thank you......
Thanks for this. I have ruined many a screw. Now I know why.
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it works
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I watched this whole video twice because the first time i was thinking about that lead holder the time! Whats the name of it!
Pica Marker
On this days we have to go with the flow or actual current of new and good things to accoplish more proyects in the residence one live.
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Noting beats würth assy screws n bits❤
I used them for many years in my cabinet shop...I love them !!
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great video thanks
Glad you enjoyed it !!!!
Amazing vid guys thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice video and informative.
Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!! Hope you are doing well !!
Thank you.
No worries!
Great video yall
Thank you very much !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the video. I'm a little confused by the Pozidriv. I have two screws M4 and M5, both pozidriv. Only my PZ2 screwdriver works ( PZ1 too loose and PZ3 too big to fit in ).
But, the pozi edges of my screwdriver ( Stanley brand ) are not touching the pozi cuts of the screws. There is like a fade off before the tip. So what's the point here? ( vs normal philips ) Why this fade off if the edges are meant to bite those cuts ?
i have rarely encountered a PZ1 or PZ3 screw... I use a PZ2 all the time with no problems of seating or torqueing
What's the philips #1,2 & 3 tip Screwdrivers for? Where they're used & how to identify correct screws for them?
i have often wondered about the applications... #1 - #3 is for small to larger screw length and root of the screw
use it for wood work
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cool ...Thanks
Pozidirv gives you more trogue before camming out. Thus they're used a lot in cabinet and window hardware. But people just don't understand that there's no "cross head" screw and screwdriver... there are at least three different and incompatible cross shaped standards: Phillips, Pozidriv an JIS.
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Wish i could send a picture. I have a inch circular screw at the base of my modular bed side plank which can be opened with an allen key and which connects to a screw which goes into wood inserts in my bed base planks.
I tried the allen key and turned it this way and that. It turns and so does the screw but how do i remove both and replace
sounds like your threaded insert is stripped out and needs to be reset with possibly some epoxy
@@sedgetool hi. The threaded insert is fine . My malm bed screw with an arrow is connected to the bolt and im not able to detach it. It turns left and right . Isnt the bolt supposed to detach when the screw is turned?
@@sedgetool anywhere i can send a picture of what im talking about? I dont know much about bolts and screws. Just trying to DIY
Which model of the Blum (inserta?) is that? Checked the catalog and it's quite a few choices...
Blum Inserta ....
Now I know. All these years I've been wrecking screws lol.
lol
Like the closeup, what camera are you using?
4K Panasonic HC-VX870 :)
@@sedgetool Thanks, I thought it was an iPhone
Dudes forget about the screws, what was that pencil you used? Where can I get one?
Pica Marker .....
@@sedgetool thanks
Dunno why this is in my recommended, I'm a chippy 20 odd years, maybe UA-cam says I'm rusty 😂😂😂✌️
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What is that pencil you have? 0:25
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Why is it I can get so much more torque on a phillips screw with a Pozidrive bit than a phillips bit?
there are 4 extra facet on the posi drive to give more surface area
Get Robertson. The best screw in the world, hands down. It's Canadian.
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You re correct as to which are the best for your application, but you Cheated with your demo to make the difference more dramatic ! You used the correct size for the pozy and a Phillips was way to small . I’ve noticed you do similar things when demonstrating Festool tools. Its not that you’re lying but it’s an exaggeration of the ease or speed things can be done.
Thanks for watching
So why not just use Pozidrive for everything? Doesn't seem to have a down side.
I agree
Extra maaks for European hadwaya. Got it.
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Had no idea about Pozi. Why the heck do they exist and so similar to Phillips and why is it not common knowledge???
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Will a pozi work with a philips screw?
not really ..doesn't seat well ..cams out
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is this guy *selling* PZ?
nope ...just explaining !!!!
Both are the worst inventions there are! TORX screws are much better.
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No, those are Phillips.
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Whoever went out and invented another screw when one was not even needed has caused millions in damage and millions of people to have inconveniences. One of the worse inventions of mankind alongside traction control on my Chevy Colorado
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wu tang!
oh yeah
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But why is there PZ in the first place? That's one of the most hateful things in my life. I simply see no advantage having this over the simple and reliable PH!
its seems to me it gives better torque and less slippage / cam out