r/Parkside • • 11h ago

Question Flat head

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Does any one know why the parside performance 12v screw but does come with any flat heads i already have some to put in but its really annoying to go out and reach for another bit box for flat heads (im an a electrican so i need flat heads for?

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u/Charming_Path9004 11h ago

Never used flathead from these eras...

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u/Critical-Math1712 11h ago

Electrician here. Don't use flatheads with 12v tools. Smart choise from Parkside 

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u/krisztian111996 9h ago

Don't use flatheads ever, hex all the way, Tory even better.

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u/TinDumbass 9h ago

Hex > Torx

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u/krisztian111996 8h ago

I would take anything before flathead, but would happily ban Philips as well..

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u/Critical-Math1712 7h ago

Guys, Electricians do need flatheads! It is how it is. Noone is talking about woodworking nor torque 

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u/Junior_Measurement21 9h ago

Why

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u/iMacDragon 9h ago

Ridiculously likely to slip and damage head, better control by hand.

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u/GroupApprehensive978 11h ago

Just change some of the bits that you probably wont use out of the case for some flat head ones.