GerryB
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Asked a friend of mine, older electrician hobbling around on bad knees, "I just go by the clicks in my arm"
Questioning Torque Values
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mopowr steve
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- NW Ohio
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- Electrical contractor
Asked a friend of mine, older electrician hobbling around on bad knees, "I just go by the clicks in my arm"
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FionaZuppa
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- AZ
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- Part Time Electrician (semi retired, old) - EE retired.
The solution is not a tool, the solution should be built into the product.
As example, maybe the the screw should make a notable click or something to indicate "done". Like the Sloky sticks that have break torque, they should make the break-torque feature built into the device.
It's becoming more rare, but my older Milwaukee drill/clutch cordless has a 17 step break-torque clutch. I don't know what each steps measures, but I could measure it and then note the settings for use on electrical screws.
As example, maybe the the screw should make a notable click or something to indicate "done". Like the Sloky sticks that have break torque, they should make the break-torque feature built into the device.
It's becoming more rare, but my older Milwaukee drill/clutch cordless has a 17 step break-torque clutch. I don't know what each steps measures, but I could measure it and then note the settings for use on electrical screws.
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