It may also be helpful to mention that using the correct size philips head is very important in maintaining the appearance of the rig. It's worth the rip to the tool store with a screw in your pocket to get a new driver with a large enough tip to fit snuggly. There is such a wide variety of screwdrivers available, that even the size number printed on the driver is not a good indication. I've had many a #1 driver with too sharp a tip to get a tight fit, the result is slippage and a damaged screw head and loose screw. The K3 flatheads are very shallow because of the type of head and they will slip easily with a #0 or 'sharp' #1. I prefer the better brands like Craftsmen and Proto. OSH (Orchards) has a house brand that is good. I picked up a couple with 6" shank which was helpful when I installed the kpa3 shield. A well fitting screwdriver will hold an undamaged philips screw without needing a magnet. Al WA6VNN
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