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  1. 29-06-2011 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan View Post
    The type you use an allen key with is called socket head strictly speaking...
    That's what i'm going to use, looks neater to me, more professional.
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    Quote Originally Posted by deannos View Post
    That's what i'm going to use, looks neater to me, more professional.
    I agree, also the heads are stronger than phillips / slotted.
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