Proskit 89116B Line Color Philips Screwdriver (5 x 150) Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon.

Hi! Thanks for uploading, do they seem durable? the pentalobe one specially, I'm about to buy one to repair my Xiaomi, I'd appreciate a response, thanks!
Is this a British robot voice?
For those not yet converted. Look for Vessel screwdrivers on the usual sites. Vessel are probable the largest JIS screwdriver manufacturer. They also are very good quality. The standard ones are really good but they also do one called an Impacta, which works like an impact driver but is looks just like a screwdriver. Excellent to get out screws that have been attacked by a Philips. JIS also appear on pretty much anything made in Japan, cars, printers, computers etc. Once you know, you just know.
Chewed my screws on my clutch switch yesterday, had to break it off to get it off. New switch on order and have ordered some JIS screwdrivers.
Only been getting stuff from Japan for How long now ? Use the Bike's Tools .
Sure, now that I know this I have a Japanese bike with hex head bits...or are they some Japanese variant of the hex head? 😒 To add my bit to this information (pun intended)...for those that do the occasional drywall work, there are are now 'reduced' head Phillips bits designed specifically for drywall work. These bits are labelled PR2 or P2R, depending on the manufacturer as opposed to the more common PH2 Phillips head bit. Skäl.
Phillips screw drivers are absolute rubbish. Just ordered a set of Vessel JIS drivers, should have sourced these like 15 years ago. What a difference! I don't know why anybody would use Phillips screws/drivers in this day and age.
Your information had many applications! I am replacing the rotor on my car and it has JIS screws. I just happened to read someones comment on a diy video. Best accidental lesson ever!
FYI, JSI screws have a small dot on the head of the screw.
This is advice ABSOLUTELY worth listening to. They look so similar that you can't believe that there is really a worthwhile difference, but there is. The other thing to be aware of is that usually the screw head has a little dimple that verifies that you need the JIS. I really wish this difference didn't exist, but since it does, you want to have the correct screwdriver for the job.
Really clear, consise and well-presented. Thank you so much. Now I understand!
where does the pozi drive fit in?
This was informative. I came across this video for other reason but it was useful, though.
I wish everyone could have just settled on Allen or Robertson. First thing I wrenched on was Husqvarna and Maico dirt bikes, both of which make liberal use of Allen heads. Never stripped anything. Deal with heavier-duty stuff with regular hex head bolts, and now you might hurt threads but the bolt head is always fine with 6-point sockets. And then. The wild world of Phillips/JIS (apparently). Suddenly every screw head is stripped already, and no wonder because it seems as if all these heads are made of lead or hot mercury. On my latest Kawasaki project, I've been systematically taking all the bolts to the hardware store and replacing them with Allen equivalents. I'll have to get some JIS drivers and see if that helps. It's ridiculous that the rusty corroded head bolts came right off, but the air filter is permanently attached with these stupid screws.
1:27 - That little curved section is the EXACT reason why the Phillips system SUCKS! I came here after disassembling a wall-bed with 100s of these! They STRIP very easily AND there's no positive seating; when trying to unscrew some of them; the screwdriver gets 'cammed out' due to that DAMN tapering! Roberson would be *infinitely better*! And, no , I'm not using JIS anywhere!
That explains what I wasn't understanding. Thank you.
BTW, beware of micro screws - Canon, Nikon uses JIS only! That's quite a way to destroy your precious lens if you will use Philips... Not only bikes then ;)
Robertson is far superior than philips or jis.
Not just motorcycles. Every japanese electronic piece of equipment uses JIS. $200,000 Sony Broadcast Camera chewed and ruined. I would like to see every screwdriver marked PHILIPS 0000,000,00,0,1,2,3,4. and JIS 0000,000,00,0,1,2,3,4. but....THEY DON"T. DRIVES ME CRAZY!!!! The manufacturers are not helping with this problem. They can mark anything these days. DO IT!!!!!!
I don't like being talked to like I'm a retard. But even worse is realizing how retarded I have been !!! Thanks for this.
Great little video! The same must apply to Japanese bicycle parts? Shimano for one! Also, as an electronics person, I have found no Pozi nor Philips screw driver that fits (properly) any Japanese made Communication Receiver or HiFi separates. I have had to resort to flat head screw drivers to 'fit across' the head to get it off safely. Cheers! PS - my old film cameras too!
just file the tip off of any "tipped" cross-section plus shaped screwdriver bit you own: Congratulations, you now have a universal cross shape screwdriver that [may or may not] be able to hold screws at a 90 degree tilt without magnetism 👍 And to sarcastically hyperbolize: no, there's no such thing as a JIS bit, just overpriced import markups for the weaboo crowd. Just file the tip off of whatever driver you already own 🤣