Is there such a thing? Hollow all the way though with a hole in the handle is what I want. I tried drilling out a Klein nut driver but there's a crimp in the middle of the shaft that is smaller than the size of the hole in the nutdriver.... man was I disapointed! My moment of genius quickly dissapated.
Is there such a thing? Hollow all the way though with a hole in the handle is what I want. I tried drilling out a Klein nut driver but there's a crimp in the middle of the shaft that is smaller than the size of the hole in the nutdriver.... man was I disapointed! My moment of genius quickly dissapated.
Thanks for the suggestion. I've seen those and I have no doubt they'd work prefect for what I want them for. My only problem with them is that that would be another tool that I have to carry in my bag.
What I really want is a true, through shaft nut driver.
Thanks for the suggestion. I've seen those and I have no doubt they'd work prefect for what I want them for. My only problem with them is that that would be another tool that I have to carry in my bag.
What I really want is a true, through shaft nut driver.
Only problem with a nutdriver is lack of torque when looking to tighten something down. I keep the O ratchet set in the truck and just bring in the size I'm working with. The set I have isn't very large to begin with.
I bought one of these vortex socket sets a yr ago. It is exactly what you described (?) . only thing I don't like about it is that the sockets are kind of big (for instance, can't fit the socket down inside an 1 1/2" piece of strut)
The same size nut driver and wrench are what I use with allthread. Why carry around more tools then necessary? If I had a nut driver with a shaft that went all the way through nothing else would be needed to lug around or sort through.
Actually, I have had to mount strut on a wall before and trying to get a wrench in between the strut to tighten the nuts (especially when the all thread is 12" long) is impossible. Since I do not have a through ratchet I have just used a cheap deep 9/16" socket and put my channellocks to it. A through nutdriver would be handy for that, but really...how much torque can you get out of it?
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