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Five types of common drivers: Slotted/Standard, Phillips, Allen, Torx, Robertson/Square. John also claims that, at least in Canada where he’s from, the Robertson is sometimes referred to as a Red Robbie. Like the Phillips, the #2 size Robertson is the most common. The Robertson is also commonly referred to as a square driver, but Robertson is the correct term. John says that people sometimes call it a star head. Phillips heads come in a variety of sizes, designated #1, #2, #3 (and others), with the #2 head being the most common.
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He also talks in the video about other common driver types, namely as Phillips, Robertson, and Torx. A flathead would refer to the geometry of a screw head itself, and a flatheaded screw could actually have any type of driving head on it (slotted, Phillips, square, etc.). It’s known as standard because it was the original form of driver head. This type of driver is technically known as a standard or slotted screwdriver. Everyone knows what a flathead screwdriver looks like, but that is actually not the correct term. As John points out, such is the case with the nearly universally used “flathead” screwdriver. Subscribe to the premier DIY magazine todayĬommunity access, print, and digital Magazine, and moreĪ fascinating part of tech jargon (and language in general) is when an incorrect term gains common usage and people don’t even realize it. Skill builder, project tutorials, and more On Maker Campus facilitated by makers but for everyone Get hands-on with kits, books, and more from the Maker Shed A project collaboration and documentation platform.Membership connects and supports the people and projects that shape our future and supports the learning initiatives for the next generation of makers.
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I am looking for a specific card by an established vendor for the 2008 Mac Pro to get USB 3.0 speeds (not just a 2.0 with some boost, but true USB 3.0) that doesn't require the use of Kext Wizards and as much chasing of emulation drivers used in Hackintoshes and has been confirmed to work with Yosemite. Note I got my card from eBay years ago as well There are some cards on eBay that claim to use the NEC/RENESAS chip or same specifications but it looks the same as the card I have and as the Sonnet card and sound like they require a Kext.The Sonnet Allegro USB 3.0 on Amazon card looks physically the same as the unmarked board I have but with additional printing.
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The card I have does not have an FCC ID or brand label on it and is simply labeled as "USB 3.0" with 2 USB 3.0 ports. It also is an issue when doing clean installs. I have a 2008 Mac Pro that I used to have a USB 3.0 card installed on that has stopped working with each OS release and is dependent on the use of a Kext Wizard which can create compatibility and sometimes other issues that make it more difficult to troubleshoot and lag a couple months behind a release of the OS update as well as getting rid of the kexts can be a pain if they are creating conflicts.