Bjorn Ahlen <bjorn@eab.retix.com> (04/13/91)
In article 3263, leryo@gnu.ai.mit.edu (Leryo Malbito) asks: > Does anyone have ANY idea where to get those strange screwdrivers that > fit screws with two holes in them? Last time I needed to open a cabinet with these "child-proof" screw heads, I used an old carpenter's compass. This is very much like a navigators compass (sic) used to "walk" measurements on charts, but is of course much sturdier. You could possibly find one of these at your local old-fashioned hardware store. Plan B would be to use a small pipe wrench (unless the heads are recessed of course :).
Tom Knight <tk@wheat-chex.ai.mit.edu> (04/16/91)
The fishhook remover on a Fisherman Swiss Army knife (the two pins at the end of the scaler) fit into most of the two pin security screws. It's the only use I've found for that blade.