What about that then

[cliffed]

How neat,remember when that looked really good.

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[Baddegg]

Impact driver used on machined accessory fixing screws surely not?????

I’m joking Pete I’m joking

 

[pirate]

Can't believe you guys haven't grasped the new terminology...it's a "rattler" and is used to tighten everything!
Philistine, eh? Moi?
Nicest thing anyone's ever said about me!

 

[Lister1987]

Can't believe you guys haven't grasped the new terminology...it's a "rattler" and is used to tighten everything!
Philistine, eh? Moi?
Nicest thing anyone's ever said about me!

I admit, nOt 5 mins ago I was assembling my 2yo's wooden toy garage with my rattler because the Bosch Ixo driver was dead and I cba finding a screwdriver...

 

[john waters]

so would a return to buckle clips meet the new fire regs

 

[Pete999]

I saw a job a few months ago... brand new rewire... and every single faceplate was cracked by both the screw holes !

Torque set to high

 

[telectrix]

Torque set to high

probably done by the wet-pants. tghe only torque theyunserdtand is from sombody's gob.

 

[static zap]

I saw a job a few months ago... brand new rewire... and every single faceplate was cracked by both the screw holes !

Torque set to high

A lasting (blasting) impact !
(Sorry er rattling / prattling on @pirate )

 

[littlespark]

Does no one else use countersunk woodscrews to fix accessories back?

Silicone is a good one... and I have seen a pattress box fixed to plasterboard with Sticks Like S**t

 

[Timbo]

Does no one else use countersunk woodscrews to fix accessories back?

Found this in a nursing home. ?

 

[Pete999]

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Nice! ! ! ?

 

[freddo]

The washers on those screws appear to show that some thought went into that!

 

[ipf]

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Metal clad with grommets...socket full of dirt......and I'll lay odds it's fixed in the seam. Seen a lot worse, though.
When that was installed it was taken as read that you knew how to run cables.

 

[magnoliafan89]

I dont think that old socket is askew, if you look the picture is taken at an angle, so all in all....jobs a good un...too bad the get in get out attitude of today doesn't give as good work