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06/16/2002 04:26 PM |
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Does anyone outside Canada know that a square recess screw is a "ROBERTSON" screw? |
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06/18/2002 08:50 AM |
Reverend Blair |
I'll bet you were watching the History Channel, weren't you JCanuck? So was I. I build a lot of decks and the Robertson is clearly the best screw available. It doesn't strip as often, the bits last longer, and you hardly ever drive a screwdriver through the back of your hand. Anybody who is using Phillips clearly has too much time on their hands. I think we should get Bob promoting this clearly superior product. We should get him calling it by its proper name too..."square recessed" is a description, not a name...they are called Robertsons or, to those of us who use them every day, Robbies. |
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06/18/2002 10:01 PM |
Mark Hammond |
Hi Guys, I was just surfing these areas and saw these messages.Sorry to let you know that even in the US a few of us know what robertson screws are. Maybe we don't call them by a knickname but......Mark Hammond |
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06/19/2002 05:38 AM |
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Sorry Mark, but "Robertson" is not a nickname, but the name of the inventor, whom, bye the bye was a Canuck. Let's give credit where it is due. Maybe the same that is given Phillips? |
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06/19/2002 06:16 PM |
Reverend Blair |
Or maybe more than is given Phillips since the Robertson is a better product and P.L. Robertson actually invented it instead of buying somebody elses patent. |
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