Phillips Head Screwdriver?

Question

What is each stage in the lifecycle of the Phillips Head Screwdriver?

Answer 1

Are you talking about how they manufacture them or do you think that two full size #4 Phillips get together and then have a set of baby #1 size Phillips?

I think you need to clarify "lifecycle."

Answer 2

Well, one night a flat blade screwdriver met the Reed Prince driver in the corner of the toolbox, and four months later, a baby was born. They named it after the Prince's uncle, Phillip, because like his uncle he was a bit irregular. He, too, had a large family of little Phillip Juniors, and so everybody called him Head of the Phillips, shortened to Phillips head. His owner used him to pry open the stuck front gate one day, bending his shaft and ruining his blades. Police found his body buried in the back yard, and are looking for suspects.

Sorry, that's the best lifecycle I can come up with. You'll have to check ancestors.com to find more info than that. (What do you mean by lifecycle, anyway?)

Answer 3

If you buy a good quality Phillips driver they will last for a very long time. I have some that are 20 years old. If you buy them at the 99cent store not good. The thing that causes a Phillips to go bad is improper use, Phillips screws come in different sizes you must use the right driver for the type of screw you are driving.
I hope this helps

Answer 4

Good one Rich.

I can analogize it to an ancient Medical TV show. BEN CASEY. At the beginning of each episode a narrator spoke over 4 images on the screen.

Birth
Life
Death
Infinity

Answer 5

I am not sure. Ours are all lost.... but I am hoping that like the prodigal son, they will all find their way home to be reunited with those of those who have been searching for so long.