Check Existing Stubby Screwdriver

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What happens here

The user considers a stubby screwdriver they already own as an alternative. However, this existing stubby screwdriver is a flathead type, and the screws on the condiment rack require a Phillips head. This renders the existing stubby unsuitable for the task.

Goal: Confirm the need for a Phillips head stubby screwdriver.

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Stubby Flathead Screwdriver — Checking for compatibility with the screws

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Sometimes you just need a smaller screwdriver got these screws on for this little condiment rack hand-tight and I can't get in here with my screwdriver. I have a stubby, but it's not gonna work flat head I need Phillips head That is what we need right there. This is what I'm talking about peeps

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