Robertson screwdriver
1 of 1noun/rɑ:bərtsən skru:draɪvər/
Forms:Robertson screwdrivers
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a tool with a square-shaped tip used for turning screws with a square-drive head
A Robertson screwdriver is a type of screwdriver with a square-shaped tip, designed to fit into screws with a matching square-shaped socket in the head. This design allows for a secure grip, reducing the chance of the screwdriver slipping out of the screw. Robertson screwdrivers are popular in woodworking and construction, as they provide a strong connection and can handle force without damaging the screw. The square shape helps prevent the screwdriver from falling out, making it easier to use in tight spaces or when driving screws quickly.
- The carpenter used a Robertson screwdriver to secure the wood panels together.
- The set of tools included a Robertson screwdriver, perfect for assembling the furniture.
- The square tip of a Robertson screwdriver makes it less likely to slip during use.
- For this project, the builder recommended using a Robertson screwdriver for better control and durability.
- He reached for a Robertson screwdriver to fix the loose screws on the door handle.