What drills are you all using to assemble/disassemble you foils. Preferably something with a torque setting that is reliable.
I use a Milwaukee electric screwdriver. Not an Impact driver, not a drill. I set the torque setting very low and just snug them . When you release the trigger the bit locks so you can turn the handle like a fixed wrench. I set final torque to very small grunt.
Impact all the way! Cheap ryobi since it lives in the car and is always sandy and salty
Ryobi handheld screwdriver.
whatever you get make sure it locks as seastudent says, and the magnet is strong so the bit doesn't fall out in the sand
www.amazon.com.au/Xiaomi-Cordless-Rechargeable-Screwdriver-Electric/dp/B07XZNJDGG
Doesn't have a torque setting, but cranks to 5Nm and a slight quarter turn to nip it up has worked for me for the last 2 years
Drills??? What's wrong with using your hands, always works for me.How long do you really save?
Do any of the brands have a recommended torque rating for the track bolts?
I've just been doing them by hand.
Select to expand quotetightlines said..
Drills??? What's wrong with using your hands, always works for me.How long do you really save?
Yeah.... next thing you know they'll be using electric pumps to inflate their wings!
I use the manual foil fitting and wing pumping as part of my warm and psych up routine.
Select to expand quotekersh said..tightlines said..
Drills??? What's wrong with using your hands, always works for me.How long do you really save?
Yeah.... next thing you know they'll be using electric pumps to inflate their wings!
I use the manual foil fitting and wing pumping as part of my warm and psych up routine.
You mean like this:
www.marathonleisure.co.uk/bravo-superturbo-bst-12-batt-electric
It's so nice, but no warm up...
Select to expand quotetightlines said..Drills??? What's wrong with using your hands, always works for me.How long do you really save?
5 mins at the front end, 5 mins at the back end, 10 mins extra of waves = money well spent
