You have to really try to strip out the head of a torn screw unlike a phillips head
I use them on small engines & head light adjustment for years, so I have all the size that are commonly used.When I buy screws I always buy Torx unless I have to match others.
I am under the impresion that phillips screws are manageable if the driver is clean and crisp. I like Milwaukee bits.You have to really try to strip out the head of a torn screw unlike a phillips head
I got a set of those. They are better than most phillips bits. But I still cant keep the screws from tearing out.I am under the impresion that phillips screws are manageable if the driver is clean and crisp. I like Milwaukee bits.
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I have been using the same bit for regular use for a year or so. If building new structures bits last maybe a week or so.
Ben
Point.You have to really try to strip out the head of a torn screw unlike a phillips head
The only (Milwaukee) bits my son will use.I am under the impresion that phillips screws are manageable if the driver is clean and crisp. I like Milwaukee bits.
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I have been using the same bit for regular use for a year or so. If building new structures bits last maybe a week or so.
Ben
Me either.My son is a tool snob & a beer snob, will not drink Bud light or Corona beer.
Wiha and Wera are both high quality tool lines. I have some of both. Handles are comfortable and have good grip. Tips are premiumI have a set of Weha screwdriver that are the best I have ever used.
Their individual bits are great but expensive.
I have sets of Bausch bits that also work well.
Us vampires agree, garlic is bad for our digestion.#27, I told my wife to do away with Garlic salt & garlic powder
Same for onion powder!
Like beef Steak & Bacon, the real thing or go Hungary.
After TSHTF, I may change my mind, but I doubt it.
A great chart, Thanks.
STAKE too!!Us vampires agree, garlic is bad for our digestion.
That's #36.You forgot sore joints and arthritis. I'm guessing it has DMSO in it.
Need to try that with my dad. Too vain to admit he can’t hear and I repeat everything at least 2 timesWhen repeating something for an individual that is hard of hearing do not repeat the same phrase, rephrase it. By restating your sentence you give them different sounds for their brain to understand. You will get your thought across faster.
Me? I think it is rude enough to keep saying, "Huh?" and to expect someone to keep repeating themselves. It is aggravating and annoying to have to keep repeating oneself because someone cannot hear or because they may not like the answer. I can only repeat myself a few times, and then I am done. I do know that hearing aids are not cheap,Need to try that with my dad. Too vain to admit he can’t hear and I repeat everything at least 2 times
WD is good, but starter fluid is fantastic. For wasps.That's #36.
They forgot my main use for it:
#44, With the 'full-choke' red straw on current cans, you can shoot down wasps on the wing!
#43 was the reason it was created.
Hearing aids help, a lot, but they don't make old ears young again. The brain forgets how to interpret certain sounds after losing the for an extended time. That is why getting hearing raids is better the sooner you decide to go for it.Me? I think it is rude enough to keep saying, "Huh?" and to expect someone to keep repeating themselves. It is aggravating and annoying to have to keep repeating oneself because someone cannot hear or because they may not like the answer. I can only repeat myself a few times, and then I am done. I do know that hearing aids are not cheap,
In my mother's family, most people end up with hearing aids when they get older. I expect I might too as some point in time.
I get this. It is a problem, but there are ways to help with it, hearing aids. Not cheap, but very helpful.As someone that has a very difficult time hearing it irritates me when people act like I could hear if I just want to.
No, it's a real problem and people need to realize we have an actual disability.
Would you complain about a blind person because they can't see you or a person in a wheelchair?
Not being able to hear is the main reason I don't socialize.
Full retail on my hearing aids was around $7,000 when I got them. They were not the best on the market. Being an NRA member got me a discount and insurance covered a couple grand. $1,500 would be a less effective pair.I get this. It is a problem, but there are ways to help with it, hearing aids. Not cheap, but very helpful.
Do you have hearing aids? Do you wear them if you do have them? I know they are not 100% helpful, but they keep improving them.
My grandmother wore hearing aids, but if there was a family gathering, she would leave them at home because all the noise bothered her!!! Her daughter, my aunt, in the middle of Grandma asking people over and over what they said, asked where her hearing aids were? At home. My aunt was clearly frustrated. Try having to repeat yourself a few times for everything you say, while the person who is not hearing you has the ability to hear better, but chooses to not wear their hearing aids.
I once knew a man who wanted to date me many years ago, and he was born with a severe hearing loss. I knew that I didn't have it in me to repeat everything I said over and over. Maybe others can repeat themselves over and over again and not be frustrated by it. Not me.
I know that hearing aids have greatly improved in the years since Grandma died. I saw that some are around $1500 for a pair. Like many things, you can probably finance them.
I can imagine being frustrated when you cannot hear. I believe my day is coming because of hearing loss as people age in my family.
Loud music from 500 feet away, you have your windows & doors shut & still sounds like you are in the room.Other problems are background noise like road noise, music, multiple conversations, etc.
And.....eye contact and speak slowly, lip reading!When repeating something for an individual that is hard of hearing do not repeat the same phrase, rephrase it. By restating your sentence you give them different sounds for their brain to understand. You will get your thought across faster.
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