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Well following up on the perverse theme of earlier posts King Dick do a wonderful screw driver that fits multiple heads
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Depends if you have the left or right handed lump hammer, have to do these things right.Aladinsaneuk wrote:But would that be a left or right handed impact driver?
As an aside I bought a spiffy Halfords ratcheting ring spanner. Took me quite a while to work out why there wasn't a little knob to change the ratchety direction.
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There is .... the little knob has to turn the spanner over and then he will find it ratchets the other way.randomsquid wrote:
As an aside I bought a spiffy Halfords ratcheting ring spanner. Took me quite a while to work out why there wasn't a little knob to change the ratchety direction.

At least that's the way both my Aldi ratchet sets work (the normal ones and the ones with flexi-heads)
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D-Rider wrote:There is .... the little knob has to turn the spanner over and then he will find it ratchets the other way.randomsquid wrote:
As an aside I bought a spiffy Halfords ratcheting ring spanner. Took me quite a while to work out why there wasn't a little knob to change the ratchety direction.

You'd be surprised how long it took for me to work that out. Or maybe you wouldn't.
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Anyway, you need to follow the left hand path.

But you have to perform the correct rituals.
The appropriate left-handed hammer, impact driver, dremel, or whatever, must be anointed with the fluids of a virgin black Falco, sacrificed with the sacred torque wrench of Nekhbet* under the hooves of Sleipnir, in the ruins of Wednesbury bus station on a propitiously rowdy Saturday night
* Egyptian vulture goddess

But you have to perform the correct rituals.
The appropriate left-handed hammer, impact driver, dremel, or whatever, must be anointed with the fluids of a virgin black Falco, sacrificed with the sacred torque wrench of Nekhbet* under the hooves of Sleipnir, in the ruins of Wednesbury bus station on a propitiously rowdy Saturday night
* Egyptian vulture goddess
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