I have to ask if Phillips is better than blade?
Does the type of handle make any difference?
best advice please?
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Re: best advice please?
I reckon the flat blade will fail before the Phillips head. It doesn't look to have as God a contact area due to the taper. I reckon it might flow 160 amps or so before it begins to melt. 

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Re: best advice please?
Not sure Bruce,
The photo looks ugly enough to think maybe a good overhaul could be a good idea.
Maybe worth having a think about it.
Wayno
The photo looks ugly enough to think maybe a good overhaul could be a good idea.
Maybe worth having a think about it.

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Re: best advice please?
The great thing about phillips screw drivers is the come in different diameters and wear out the head the quickest, so there are plenty of them available at a good price from your local tradie ..... one of the big suckers could carry quite a few amps .....
I'd go for the plastic hand jobs, the wooden ones often have a pin through the tang and might bite the hand of the users, the metal handled ones certainly would
I've been looking for a high capacity knife blade switch at a cheap price, this could be the answer, now to find an assistant to operate the switch while I stand back with the camera
T1 Terry
I'd go for the plastic hand jobs, the wooden ones often have a pin through the tang and might bite the hand of the users, the metal handled ones certainly would

I've been looking for a high capacity knife blade switch at a cheap price, this could be the answer, now to find an assistant to operate the switch while I stand back with the camera

T1 Terry
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