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- Thread starter ebgineer
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I don't know too much about screw bits other than the PHILLIPS type bit was patented by STANLEY WORKS many years ago. I suggest starting there for that one, and they may be able to provide the dimensions or maybe a website where you may find the others.
The MAchinery's Handbook also has alot of these dimensions shown in the machine screws section.
If all else fails, I suggest purchasing a set and taking measurements. I do realize it would be very crude, but thats reverse engineering for you.
The MAchinery's Handbook also has alot of these dimensions shown in the machine screws section.
If all else fails, I suggest purchasing a set and taking measurements. I do realize it would be very crude, but thats reverse engineering for you.
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This information is available from Textron Fastening Systems (the world's largest fastener manufacturer) at:
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