Bought a few 5# buckets of screws on clearance and just started using them. WOW, that T-25 head works AWESOME!
Wish I had these back when I did my fence. Not a single one slipped out.
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As a professional tradesman with decades of experience, it's cool to see someone else finally figure this out. Phillips are terrible for any high torque application, today's impact drivers/drills are over powering phillips fasteners and #2 bits unless you're buying expensive laser etched bits/diamond coated bits for extra grip(Wera is my go to when phillips is the only option) for standard fastener driving(fences/decks/general lumber) there are plenty of options for small trim screws to larger structural fasteners T10 up to T40 available at your general home improvement stores, just look, and keep a good stock of T10,15,20,25,30 bits in your tools. T27 rarely used, 30,35,40 rarely used, but exist, larger T sizes reserved for larger automotive and machinery applications. @protoolsapproved
Funny because a lot of appliances and machines that I run into use T27. Lots of automotive too.
Curious, what automotive manufacturers?
My e36 has them all over. Found a few in the gmt800 too.