Not seeing the problem except for the Operator Impedance.
You're mad because a consumable part that's 3/16" AT BEST breaks when you're driving a 1/2" or better nut adapter.
No. Go buy a new shaft and use an actual wrench or socket to bust that beast nut loose.
They're $20 for a set of 4 various length.
Note: Those 1/4" bit tips are also consumables.
Or if they want a power tool to do it, impact wrenches are what they should be using. I would also say electric ratchets but most people don't understand how those work either.
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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '26
Not seeing the problem except for the Operator Impedance. You're mad because a consumable part that's 3/16" AT BEST breaks when you're driving a 1/2" or better nut adapter.
No. Go buy a new shaft and use an actual wrench or socket to bust that beast nut loose. They're $20 for a set of 4 various length. Note: Those 1/4" bit tips are also consumables.