What are the proper torque settings for driving screws
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This really depends on the type of screws, the screw length, if the holes are predrilled, and if a soft material is the finished service. If you have a hard surface and using a soft or small screw, when screw snugs up, it can pop the head off. My recommendation is to start with a low setting (2 or 3) and increase as you need it. Once you use the drill-screw mechanism a few times you will learn what feels about right.
2108769
Set screw. This is a great tool. Far superior to the Bosch which I threw out when I got this one.
2026790
it has alot of torque, i use it for drilling holes mostly. I recommend a ratcheting screw gun for screws.
162943
One more thing; the directional arrows on the windage and elevation screws mean what they say. Use a 25 cent piece on the adjustment screws because the fit is better than most screwdrivers.
1892836
The one I got needed adjusting. I suggest that you loosen the bolts. Start with a 1/8 or 1/4 turn until the joint moves. You do not want it to move freely, the friction is what will keep it where you want. You may need to also use a little WD-40 spray lubricant. Just do not over use.
435770
I don't own this model but I do know that the cheaper models will break if too much torque is applied. As in driving long screws.
1446496
The Drill has 3 settings: "Full torque Hammer Drill, Full torque Standard Drill, and "Torque limited Screw drive mode" where you set the torque you want (Note that since this drill is brushless, it regulates torque electronically according your "clutch" setting, not an actual click-click mechanical clutch like older models). The Impact driver is "impact only" (of course...)
843571
If you get the right sized tip (smaller for small screws) and learn the sensitivity control by the flick of a wrist...YES.Very easy to use and can control from a "creep" to "run" speed. Has torque settings so you could set on low so the dRiver will ratchet and not strip screws. It will be all about finding the smaller screw bit sizes that can fit the quick release driver end or an insert type driver tip.
678457
I used that torque for the ring caps, but used the Beretta/Tikka recommended base screws torque which is anywhere from 10 to 17 in/lbs. go to the Beretta website and do a search on "tikka scope mount" under FAQ's. Good luck with the install.
826884
Most readily available screw driver bits are 1/4" (6mm). The Teeny Turner uses standard 3/16" (5mm) bits.
807047
Thank you for your question. The PS41 is an Impact Driver, you can drive screws but not drill. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499)
1231927
Yes, this set has more than you most likely will need but, it covers the tools used most. I have used several sets and so far, I am by far very happy with this one. Keep in mind, its not made for high torque screws. Computer screws and simple electronics, not a problem. But, if your working on high torque screws or screws someone has over tightened, I would not recommend it. You'll want to use a power driver for something stronger. Again, I am very happy and will be purchasing more for my team of IT Professionals. I hope this help!
1681511
Tighten the idle screw or loosen with engine runing I believe tightening it with gain you more torqe but losening it will get you top end speed . So if you tighten you will have better throttle responce in launch but it will decrease how fast you want to go . Loosen less power at. Start 1-10mph but witl pick up and haul @$$
333803
No, if you have something that needs a specific torque this is not the tool to use. While this is a very good and reliable tool you cannot calibrate torque settings.
1489342
just use the supplied wrench an tighten it very snug, don't kill it. The supplied wrench is relatively short to prevent you from over tightening. There is no torque spec as far as I know.
292472
Leave the torque wrench in your tool box. Put a drop of blue loc-tite on the screw and snug it down firmly. Do not muscle it past 'snug' as the block is made of aluminum and can be damaged by excess force.
1264541
I believe it was a phillips screw driver. You may want to use something electric to speed it up