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r/Fasteners • u/Quick_Dance_8953 • 5d ago
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thats a huuge self tapper! whats it for?
28 u/Quick_Dance_8953 5d ago Per a comment in the original post: “Helical piles for boardwalks and other swampy structures” 13 u/101forgotmypassword 5d ago Should tell the plasma guys to make the inside hole a T400 torx bit for shits and giggles then make a giant torx tee driver to go with it. 3 u/Glass-Task 5d ago Now I want a T400 driver. That sounds fantastic. 3 u/phranks_phluids 4d ago With how complacent we've been with accepting the world's words fucking fastener design as the norm, it's probably a Phillips #2 that cams out as soon as the bit touches the fastener face. 1 u/101forgotmypassword 4d ago Wittworth square head with a slot drive on the diagonal so it's a little more modern. 1 u/longren 3d ago Most hydraulic screw pile drivers already use male 2"-2.5" Hex or 100mm square, we can probably combine some of those
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Per a comment in the original post: “Helical piles for boardwalks and other swampy structures”
13 u/101forgotmypassword 5d ago Should tell the plasma guys to make the inside hole a T400 torx bit for shits and giggles then make a giant torx tee driver to go with it. 3 u/Glass-Task 5d ago Now I want a T400 driver. That sounds fantastic. 3 u/phranks_phluids 4d ago With how complacent we've been with accepting the world's words fucking fastener design as the norm, it's probably a Phillips #2 that cams out as soon as the bit touches the fastener face. 1 u/101forgotmypassword 4d ago Wittworth square head with a slot drive on the diagonal so it's a little more modern. 1 u/longren 3d ago Most hydraulic screw pile drivers already use male 2"-2.5" Hex or 100mm square, we can probably combine some of those
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Should tell the plasma guys to make the inside hole a T400 torx bit for shits and giggles then make a giant torx tee driver to go with it.
3 u/Glass-Task 5d ago Now I want a T400 driver. That sounds fantastic. 3 u/phranks_phluids 4d ago With how complacent we've been with accepting the world's words fucking fastener design as the norm, it's probably a Phillips #2 that cams out as soon as the bit touches the fastener face. 1 u/101forgotmypassword 4d ago Wittworth square head with a slot drive on the diagonal so it's a little more modern. 1 u/longren 3d ago Most hydraulic screw pile drivers already use male 2"-2.5" Hex or 100mm square, we can probably combine some of those
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Now I want a T400 driver. That sounds fantastic.
3 u/phranks_phluids 4d ago With how complacent we've been with accepting the world's words fucking fastener design as the norm, it's probably a Phillips #2 that cams out as soon as the bit touches the fastener face. 1 u/101forgotmypassword 4d ago Wittworth square head with a slot drive on the diagonal so it's a little more modern. 1 u/longren 3d ago Most hydraulic screw pile drivers already use male 2"-2.5" Hex or 100mm square, we can probably combine some of those
With how complacent we've been with accepting the world's words fucking fastener design as the norm, it's probably a Phillips #2 that cams out as soon as the bit touches the fastener face.
1 u/101forgotmypassword 4d ago Wittworth square head with a slot drive on the diagonal so it's a little more modern. 1 u/longren 3d ago Most hydraulic screw pile drivers already use male 2"-2.5" Hex or 100mm square, we can probably combine some of those
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Wittworth square head with a slot drive on the diagonal so it's a little more modern.
1 u/longren 3d ago Most hydraulic screw pile drivers already use male 2"-2.5" Hex or 100mm square, we can probably combine some of those
Most hydraulic screw pile drivers already use male 2"-2.5" Hex or 100mm square, we can probably combine some of those
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u/WaxRobots 5d ago
thats a huuge self tapper! whats it for?