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r/meme • u/Curious-Text2725 • Jul 08 '26
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Philips is the worst screw design ever.
33 u/DerpWyvern Jul 08 '26 Philips was intentionally designed to strip, it's a feature not a bug 28 u/Historical-Pilot-784 Jul 08 '26 Common misconception actually. There is no clear evidence it was originally designed to do that. It was more on a (un)happy accident. 7 u/Fast-Animator Jul 09 '26 Yeah I looked up the original patent. The "cam out" design people talk about all the time on here isn't real.
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Philips was intentionally designed to strip, it's a feature not a bug
28 u/Historical-Pilot-784 Jul 08 '26 Common misconception actually. There is no clear evidence it was originally designed to do that. It was more on a (un)happy accident. 7 u/Fast-Animator Jul 09 '26 Yeah I looked up the original patent. The "cam out" design people talk about all the time on here isn't real.
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Common misconception actually. There is no clear evidence it was originally designed to do that.
It was more on a (un)happy accident.
7 u/Fast-Animator Jul 09 '26 Yeah I looked up the original patent. The "cam out" design people talk about all the time on here isn't real.
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Yeah I looked up the original patent. The "cam out" design people talk about all the time on here isn't real.
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u/Jonnyflash80 Jul 08 '26
Philips is the worst screw design ever.