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last time i had a little drift, was in a gale. mooring broke. boat ended up on the rocks. all goes to prove, if it's got ---- or floats, it's gonna cost.
 
I sheared off a bit holder in my makita impact driver. I disassembled the chuck and got the broken bit out, but it never went back together the same, the bits kept falling out the end! . Thankfully it was 11 months and 3 weeks old so it went back to makita who very kindly fitted a new chuck!
 

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