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Sorry Tel you've got it wrong again You put the bit into a standard chuck adaptor of a 18v SDS set on hammer.........bobs ya uncle lol
so what's wrong with an impact driver and a hammer. that's what some sparks must use on some MCBs i've come across where it's impossible to undo the buggers.
 
Whilst were on tools, I know the bag full of yellow and red tools looks good but who came up with the yellow, Ive been working replacing a DB in a fire gutted restaurant all week and yesterday went to put downlighters in a brand new house with brilliant white every where you looked .............My tools looked like ****eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee even after cleaning all friday night.
 
Sorry Tel you've got it wrong again You put the bit into a standard chuck adaptor of a 18v SDS set on hammer.........bobs ya uncle lol
hmmmmm, and i always thought you had to segregate the 18v from the 230v.........
 
Jeez m8 no you shove it all in the same box or better still hide it and wrap it all in sellotape if the customer mentions waterproof that mean tupperware box known in the trade as IP65 those codes mean something about water not getting into your sarnies and that like!!!!!!!!!!!!¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿?????????
hmmmmm, and i always thought you had to segregate the 18v from the 230v.........
 
I'm wondering why we need "special" screwdrivers at all ...... why can't the MCB manufacturers just use standard type screws the same as everyone else?

Joseph Whitworth must be spining in his grave!!!
 
I'm wondering why we need "special" screwdrivers at all ...... why can't the MCB manufacturers just use standard type screws the same as everyone else?

Joseph Whitworth must be spining in his grave!!!

Its not just mcbs. You get these screws on other stuff as well and in different sizes
 

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