INTRODUCTION:

The tool used to drive a slotted screw head is called a standard, common blade, flat-
blade, slot-head, straight, flat, flat-tip, or "flat-head" screwdriver. This last usage can
be confusing, because the term flat-head also describes a screw with a flat top,
designed to install in a countersunk hole. at head screwdrivers also known as slotted
screwdrivers are the most common of all the screwdrivers and have a basic design
that has been around for centuries. Flat head screwdrivers have a single blade with
a straight flat tip that corresponds to the slot in the head of a slotted screw. Flat-head
(slotted) screws are often considered the "junk" of screw heads, but one place they
are slightly advantageous is wet applications. You can set the slot vertically, so it will
drain out, instead of holding water. This can increase the life of the screw and the
wood behind it.
DRAWING PROCESS/COMMAND:
NO PART EXPLANATION
1 USING DRAWING TOOLS:
-LINE 30 X4
-LINE 6

USING MODIFIED TOOLS:

-FILLET 2
2 USING MODIFIED TOOLS:
-FILLET 1

3 USING DRAWING TOOLS:

-LINE 15 X4
-LINE 5
-LINE 6

4 USING DRAWING TOOLS:

-LINE 5
-LINE 6

5 USING DRAWING TOOLS:

-LINE 70
-LINE 3
CONCLUSION:
In terms of screwdriver technology, flat head screwdrivers are the most basic model.
The Spruce says they date back to at least the 1500s. The blade is shaped like a
chisel and (as you could probably guess) is flat. They fit into slotted screws, which
have an indented line running through the diameter of the head. Depending on the
size, flat head screwdrivers can also be used like a multitool. You can use them to
pull up nails or pry open cans of paint. That said, you won’t find many slotted screws
in the wild these days as they’re the worst when it comes to cam-out.The process of
designing a flat-head screwdriver is easier by using autocad or virtually. This is
because the calculation will be more accurate and neater than any error. There are
many tools and materials that can be designed more easily by using this autocad
such as the manufacturing process of houses, vehicles and skyscrapers.