31-03-2009, 11:19am
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i have a small 1/4" size inchpound one and a larger 1/2" size one. great investment. always spoton, never devalue and very difficult to get out of calibration, and damn near impossible to wear it out!
JEs
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I bought my inch pound 1/4" driver after I stripped a couple of threads on the cam-caps on a Kwacka from years ago. Now I have three - they all get used. Haven't had a stripped thread (FFS touch wood!) in a very long time.
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i have a small 1/4" size inchpound one and a larger 1/2" size one. great investment. always spoton, never devalue and very difficult to get out of calibration, and damn near impossible to wear it out!
JEs
[/quote]
I bought my inch pound 1/4" driver after I stripped a couple of threads on the cam-caps on a Kwacka from years ago. Now I have three - they all get used. Haven't had a stripped thread (FFS touch wood!) in a very long time.
Max
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