I was only asking, I agree twist it till it squeaks that will do
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I was only asking, I agree twist it till it squeaks that will do
Good lad!
I believe there may be hope for you yet.
lol i get called that.I have to agree but I am a tool tart, that's why they called me Inspector Gadget when I was on the tools, if it was shiny I had to have it regardless you ought to have seen mt tool box when I gave up working.
lol i get called that.
in my opinion the only use for torque drivers is to stop monkeys over tightening shllty connections.
lol i get called that.
in my opinion the only use for torque drivers is to stop monkeys over tightening shllty connections.
Any tradesman worthy of the title should not need one of these things. He should KNOW when the screw is tightened correctly!!
Torque wrenches where you need to tighten something like a cylinder head down evenly are fine, but tightening a few screws in a consumer unit??? .... Come off it - it's a joke!!
I was only asking, I agree twist it till it squeaks that will do
I agree there but I've had some couple the sparky must have been supermanI find more loose than over tightened.
Don't know about you...but I only like using a wench when she's not talking...............especially if a bit loose.
My wench hardly ever stops talking but I enjoy her chatter because she's just so funny.
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