All -
The newer Toastmaster poppers seem to be secured with screws with 
triangular slots (called triangular recess, i've found). Does anyone have 
a good resource for finding bits that match a triangular slot or 
strategies for dealing with them? Home Depot was no help, and i'm hesitant 
to shell out 6$ for one from the single online store i've found.
thanks in advance
jason
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jason z. moore
graduate student
computer music and multimedia composition
brown universityhttp://www.badmonkey.org

I made one with a cheap square drive bit and a file.
not precise or long-term but it got the damned whatever-it-was open.
Jason Z. Moore wrote:
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The tip of a needle nose plier also works in a pinch - you smack your knuckles a
bit turning it around, but then toss the screws when done and put regular
'removable' ones in their place.
Bob

Wiha tools has every kind of security bit.
Just go to http://www.wihatools.com/to find
the tool that'll fit.
HTH,
John, not wandering
Jason Z. Moore wrote:
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 >have a good resource for finding bits that match a 
triangular slot or
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