| Aunti-Poly sent this tip [message #29486] |
Thu, 05 May 2005 03:32  |
BillEpstein
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With a die grinder or hacksaw or the teeth of your Alsatian cut off the 1/4-20 and 10-24 sizes Hex drivers from your Hex Keys to make a straight part.
Then the next time you need to remove/replace a woofer or horn chuck one in your cordless and away ya' go!  How I used to hate turning and turning and turning........
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| Re: Aunti-Poly sent this tip [message #29488 is a reply to message #29486] |
Thu, 05 May 2005 12:33  |
wunhuanglo
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I spent 20 minutes Sunday before mounting those four woofers looking for the hex key I had cut down the last time I had to mount woofers. So I went into the stash and found out I was down to my last key in that size so rather than cut it, I used it as-is. I think the right-angle thing has something to do with findability. Sort of like cutting the hair of Sampson, they get invisible without it.
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| Re: Aunti-Poly sent this tip [message #29497 is a reply to message #29486] |
Mon, 09 May 2005 09:16 |
GarMan
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If you look hard, they do make hexkey powerdrill/srewdriver bits. Mine came as part of a set for $10. If you prefer to do it by hand, I like the hexkeys that come in "swiss-army knife" style. The Stanley sets I have unfolds each key to 270 degrees, where it lock at right angle to the handle.
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