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An impact driver for fixing sockets and switches?
Now, where did I leave it?
No wonder using an impact driver for fixing sockets and switches
The bits probably keep breaking because you are using an impact driver.
I'd probably buy a cheap, and light, battery driver, there are loads of brand choices.
I'd definitely be doing up terminals by hand every time though.
I'd probably buy a cheap, and light, battery driver, there are loads of brand choices.
I'd definitely be doing up terminals by hand every time though.
Surprised you dontuse an impact for tightening terminals
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