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On the other hand, if you went and browsed the visual interface, you might discover you could purchase a 1/2” drive to 1/4” hex adapter, thereby opening up the
by relaxing 7mo ago
On the other hand, if you went and browsed the visual interface, you might discover you could purchase a 1/2” drive to 1/4” hex adapter, thereby opening up the possibility of using the entire set of impact driver bits you already own.
- ErroneousBosh 7mo agoThat doesn't solve the problem I have, because I already have a 1/4" ratchet and I don't have a 1/4" T50 bit. Furthermore, a T50 bit with 1/4" drive would just snap instantly. If the bit didn't break, you'd twist the end off the extension bar. I have a specific problem, which I already know how to solve, which has a specific solution, for which I need a specific component.
- relaxing 7mo agoNonsense. They make T50 bits for regular impact drivers and they don’t immediately self-destruct. Anyway the point was about the discoverability factor of user interfaces.
- ErroneousBosh 7mo agoSo why would a 1/2" to 1/4" adaptor help, then? Consider that to crack the seat bolts free initially, I need to use a metre long breaker bar to get them moving, and I need to torque them down to something ridiculous on refitting.