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02-12-2018, 08:32 AM
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The PhillipsŪ versus JIS (Japanese Industrial Standard) Phenomenon
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Interesting!!! There is also a Reed &...
Interesting!!!
There is also a Reed & prince, that looks like a Phillips but also has a slight difference to the shape.
Not sure if it is the JIS equivalent.
Steve
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