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Huh. I've never had that happen once out of literally thousands of screws from all kinds of different sources, including HD. Should be impossible for it to cam
by vertexFarm 8y ago
Huh. I've never had that happen once out of literally thousands of screws from all kinds of different sources, including HD. Should be impossible for it to cam because the walls of the cavity are perpendicular. There's no thrust force being generated.
Maybe it was just a really bad batch?
- mindslight 8y agoI have some R2 stainless "decking" (read: general construction) screws, and a standard consumer cordless impact driver generates enough transient torque to actually deform the cavity. Which even then results in the bit being "sticky" to pull out. I would imagine after several use cycles, the drive would be completely stripped.