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    aye right grumpy get to bed

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    Default Re: Socket screws

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post
    You are cutting the screw from two directions thus causing it to crush slightly as you cut, leaving a nice point so it goes into the thread easier......

    explanned better than me Dave.................it does work and is very quick to do.

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    Re-threaders now in stock

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    Thats nicer than mine...shucks....

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    Better looking than the screw fix one I bought
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    me thinks i got to put an order in

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    Default Re: Socket screws

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post
    I have a 8inch pair of mini bolt cutters very slim in design and cut through socket screws with ease.......i got mine from thee old B&Q.....

    A handy tool to get as well is a socket threader just incase a screw goes in cross threaded then you can re-thread it.......

    Ruko Socket Re-Threader 3.5mm - Screwfix.com, Where the Trade Buys
    link not working m8!

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    link not working m8!

    works OK for me.....

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    Default Re: Socket screws

    These are now a favourite with sparkys. Haven't been on the market long but are already very popular.

    RedLine VDE Combicutter 3 - 160mm

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    hi there! know this thread has been here a while but a sparky m8 of mine has a set of "crimping pliers" (think thats the namethere used for putting spade ends etc on wires!)
    near the jaws are about 5 holes of different diameters and that is what these are for!!
    find the nearest size hole push your screw in to the required length and squeeze! no need for filing - it goes straight in!

    hope that helps!!

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    Default Re: Socket screws

    Or just buy a bag of 50mm socket screws.

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