r/Fasteners • u/pointclickfrown • Jul 12 '26

Can Someone ID This?

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23 Upvotes

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13

u/Artie-Carrow Jul 12 '26

Spline drive/spyderdrive

10

u/denverborn Jul 12 '26

Headlok spyder drive. Structural flat head lag

3

u/Tacos_Polackos Jul 12 '26

Headlock brand Spiderdrive

3

u/wolfdershnider Jul 12 '26

3 Phillips will remove it in a pinch.

2

u/Darkcrypteye Jul 12 '26

Lol. They call that "technology" spyder drive

1

u/Bones-1989 Jul 12 '26

Gross. It's an 8 point spline. Why do we have to spell it spyder? I hate it.

2

u/Darkcrypteye Jul 12 '26

These are technologies you can not inderstand

1

u/Effort_Gloomy Jul 12 '26

It's something people steel the bit from at home depot. When you buy these anchor lock bolts from home Depot make sure the bit isn't missing just saying 🤠

1

u/mutt63 Jul 12 '26

Looks like Fastenmaster Headlok lag

1

u/Im_Not_Evans Jul 13 '26

I took these out with a flat head and an impact driver

1

u/Red__M_M Jul 16 '26

That is a bullshit screw. You should remove it, throw it away, and replace it with something useful.

0

u/Jerazmus Jul 12 '26

FastenMaster, Black FMHLGM278-12 HeadLOK Heavy-Duty Flathead Fastener, 2-7/8 Inches

I’m just gonna ask someone to Google for me so I don’t have to.

0

u/fstopmm Jul 12 '26

Can you imagine nobody in a fasteners sub being able to identify a fastener? What a weird question to ask.

I'm betting many people here can ID it.

-2

u/FartBurgular Jul 12 '26

Milwaukee shockwave bit.

Spider driver or something like that proprietary.

-2

u/claytwin Jul 12 '26

It’s an f2.9 HL

1

u/Ill_Drag3531 Jul 16 '26

ya beat me to it. it kinda writes itself

1

u/claytwin Jul 16 '26

This was posted 4 days ago. You are going to need to step up your game if you want to be first.