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So we asked Mr Wheresmycar why he didn't want ot meet with the investigator. He has given a non-response, but esentially agreed that he just wants an 'outline' of what is being discussed.
In SC this translates to "I want to know what _you_ know so I can get _my_ lie story together..."
Methinks he'll be telling his story to the police soon, and an epic tale of woe it will be!
For many years (before the patent expired), the (Canadian) inventor refused to license them to manufacturers outside Canada. The screwdriver bit and the socket are both tapered slightly so the screw won't fall off the driver (great for one-handed starting while holding the workpiece with your other hand). Also (doesn't apply to interchangeable-bit screwdrivers for obvious reasons, but now some of the interchangeable bits are coming out in colours) the handles are colour-coded to show the bit size.
"Robertson" is a Canadian-designed (and not seen much outside the country) screw head with a square socket for the screwdriver.
This makes me sad, they are far superior in function to most other types I've used especially Philips and slotted. We need to start a campaign to bring these to the world!
For those of you in Yankee-land, "Robertson" is a Canadian-designed (and not seen much outside the country) screw head with a square socket for the screwdriver.
Most apartment house intercom panels in Manhattan use Robertson screws, for some odd reason. I don't think they're made in Canada. Maybe they just chose an obscure screwhead to prevent pranksters from screwing around with the nameplates and apartment numbers.
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