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If you're talking about the piefed tags, we need an auto tagger of some sort. I do not use tags for anything outside of AI fine tuning and training. I do not know the scope of use, and creating a bunch of single occurrence tags is beyond useless like what archive dot org has devolved into. We must have a system like gelbooru/danbooru for tags selection and moderation if that is to be sustainable or useful over time... or I simply do not understand the use scope.
Anything in the bottom two rows (other than hex) and you are welcome to curse the ancestry of the person who decided to use that type of fastener.
Wonder what the usecase for "H-type" would be
A mildly tamper proof fastener.
Anti-tamper.
I've seen them used to screw together toilet stalls in public bathrooms. Stops bored crackheads disassembling them.
For vocalists, if the only tool they have is a tuning fork.
trolling someone
Anti tamper and devices not intended to be opened. Ive seen them on european power bricks and blocks
usecase
use-case, right?
Nice drawing, but how exactly is this a guide?
I would actually love to see explanation of what is best use case for the screws (the first two rows)
You only need Torx screws (six-lobe) The only reason to have a bit set with the rest of the heads is so that you can remove an old fastener and replace it with torx.
Give me a bunch of flat phillips/slot and I'll assemble the world
Now what I want is a chart of use cases with them all listed in order by usability for each use case.
Disagree, Torx all day.
Everything should be a bolt head, you strip bolt heads from incorrect spanners or when shits fucked.
Everything else just fails.
Today I had a 10mm Allen key head strip internally because it was just to damn tight from rust.
Bolt heads stand proud. You can't build a deck with them.
Just extra grippy
It's a feature not a fault.