" The nut driver that I posted about was for SDS+ drills. Adapters
probably don't exist for the larger size of drill that you were trying to
rent.

You're still thinking too big, Rick. "A bigger hammer" is not always the
answer.


Another solution may be hiring a small compressor and an air chisel, or go
the whole hog and hire a Kango hammer.

73
Jeff

Jeff wrote:

" The nut driver that I posted about was for SDS+ drills. Adapters
probably don't exist for the larger size of drill that you were trying to
rent.

You're still thinking too big, Rick. "A bigger hammer" is not always the
answer.


Another solution may be hiring a small compressor and an air chisel, or go
the whole hog and hire a Kango hammer.

Nope, we're still missing the point. Pounding everything into rubble is
NOT the answer to this problem.


--

73 from Ian GM3SEK 'In Practice' columnist for RadCom (RSGB)
http://www.ifwtech.co.uk/g3sek

Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
Jeff wrote:

" The nut driver that I posted about was for SDS+ drills. Adapters
probably don't exist for the larger size of drill that you were
trying to
rent.

You're still thinking too big, Rick. "A bigger hammer" is not always the
answer.


Another solution may be hiring a small compressor and an air chisel,
or go
the whole hog and hire a Kango hammer.

Nope, we're still missing the point. Pounding everything into rubble is
NOT the answer to this problem.



Yes, I use a pair of gloves and a water hose, or a bucket of water.

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