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An impact driver for fixing sockets and switches?good evening,
have a lot of second fixing to do. using an impact and flat bit, for 3.5mm machine screws. can anyone recommend a bit that lasts??
No wonder using an impact driver for fixing sockets and switcheswhat bits do i need ? the flat bits I'm using keep breaking
Dipstick, that's not toffee flavoured
Screwdriver Bits & Bit Sets | RS Components - https://uk.rs-online.com/web/c/tools/screwdrivers-screw-extractors/screwdriver-bits-bit-sets/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwttbWBRDyARIsAN8zhbKSw2HhpsHQepx8JWMjQUn045s25SPdZcwYcnoKnK9zwTlzCYpks8saAnSyEALw_wcB&cm_mmc=UK-PPC-DS3A-_-google-_-1_UK_EN_G_Screwdrivers_BMM-_-Screwdriver_Bits-_-%2Bscrew%20%2Bdriver%20%2Bbits&matchtype=b&gclsrc=aw.dsi just need to know the size name of a flat bit
Who, me ?Surprised you dontuse an impact for tightening terminals
These blighters will do the trick, just file the blade down a bit, job done lovely jubly.WEll this is obviously a wind up. If not then god help us
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