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Tight ? , you want to visit Norfolk , better still , no you don't not really ...
 
I've never used a torque screwdriver, and I've never envisaged having to use one in a domestic situation.
I always thought it was something you just get a feel for, like knowing how much pressure to apply on a cable to strip the insulation off but not cut right through it.
 
...And what do you do when it's torqued up to the recommended setting,and it is not enough?

Leave it loose,or wonder why you bought one...:conehead:

Torque screwdrivers have their place,but not in the normal sparks remit...

I haven't got a device to measure how full my bladder is,either....i just seem to know :joker:
 
Use the correct size driver and get tight without screwing the bollox off it, then give the wires a wiggle and check tightness again.
In industrial environments there's usually a planned maintenance system in place to check connections are tight at set periods. lose connections can also be found when conducting a thermographic inspection.
 
...And what do you do when it's torqued up to the recommended setting,and it is not enough?

Leave it loose,or wonder why you bought one...:conehead:

Torque screwdrivers have their place,but not in the normal sparks remit...

I haven't got a device to measure how full my bladder is,either....i just seem to know :joker:


Class! ............. Just pure Class!.. and it's a damned good analogy!! :yes:
 
...And what do you do when it's torqued up to the recommended setting,and it is not enough?

Leave it loose,or wonder why you bought one...:conehead:

Torque screwdrivers have their place,but not in the normal sparks remit...

I haven't got a device to measure how full my bladder is,either....i just seem to know :joker:
I have, or should I say the nurse who empties it has.
 

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