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Posted by willshak on April 8, 2008, 3:29 pm
on 4/8/2008 1:59 PM Esther & Fester Bestertester said the following:
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>> wrote:
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>>>> A Google search found this under Craftsman tools :P2R Phillips drywall bit
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>>> So what? It doesn't say what it is for.
>>>
>> What part about the word "drywall" do you not understand?
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>>> Google is not always the answer.
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>> Yes, it is.
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> Let me rephrase that...
> When & why would you use a P2R bit rather than a regular P2 bit? Are drywall
> screws specifically meant to be driven with P2R bits? It seems that P2R bits
> are more broadly purposed than just for drywall...
> Looking for more than Google gives on P2R... (although now that I know it
> stands for Reed-Prince, I do find more). But Googling "P2R" only says it's
> for drywall, which I find ... an incomplete answer.
> So, no, Google is not always the answer.
>
If it works in a Phillips head screw, what the hell's the difference if
it is a P2R bit or a #2 Phillips bit?.
Just hold on to it until you get screws that it will only fit.
All this crap because of a number on a bit.
--
Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
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>>> A Google search found this under Craftsman tools :P2R Phillips drywall bit
>
>> So what? It doesn't say what it is for.
>
> What part about the word "drywall" do you not understand?
>
>> Google is not always the answer.
>
> Yes, it is.