Part of my job in the museum world involves opening and closing crates. Last week, I was working with a wide variety from all around the world using screws of various types to secure the lids and internal bracing. Most were Phillips head. The few that were Torx or square drive were noticably easier to deal with. The only irritating part was digging through the tool bag to find the right bits and that most of the people I was working with didn't have their own bit sets. The Phillips/cross style is the wrong screw for most applications it is used for. It's frustrating that we are stuck with it.
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