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he puts it down point first and it don't fall over.What's a gyroscopic screwdriver? (he asked, assuming he was about to receive a stupid answer)
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he puts it down point first and it don't fall over.What's a gyroscopic screwdriver? (he asked, assuming he was about to receive a stupid answer)
DeWalt DC 680G2 motion activated screwdriverWhat's a gyroscopic screwdriver? (he asked, assuming he was about to receive a stupid answer)
I got a few of those for our workshop and they're a time saver if you're panel building. We just use them to nip up the terminations for initial assembly purposes then go over the whole panel once it's complete and do a final tightening on everything with a torque screwdriver.The Bosch Go 3.6V driver seems to a be a popular one. Not got one myself though. Have to get them online as they are not UK release.
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Did you use it on the Navvy too lol.
Any idea where I can find these?
I was telling one of the lads about the 40+ pound mell's the other day and he refused to believe me.Lots of jobs on em that i would have given anything for a bance
Torque multiplier or burning gear,usually....that and a 48lb sledge (still got two of them) with an apprentice,holding a long,spring handled drift
Any shaft,clutch or gearing,which had the word "travel" in front of it,meant a hard day's graft....
i used to work for a large company in manchester we had a few consumer units go up in flames we found out they been connected up using a battery drill madness that why wylex and other make say no battery drills
If you continue to use your driver don't get a return ticketNoticed one of the old hands doing this recently; using an impact driver (rattler) to to tighten the slotted PZ2 screws in a newly installed board. Never occurred to me that you could but when I (very discreetly) checked them with a conventional screw driver they were all spot on.
Does / has anyone else done this or am I the last one one the bus,'cos it certainly saved some time? Can you actually buy a slotted PZ2 head for an impact and how'd you line up the slot - normally done by feel before you actually apply any torque.
I'll get me ticket now
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