What does the wrench do? What is the purpose of the wrench? I have RBZ driver and woods.
1747730
The Torque Wrench is used to make adjustments on your RBZ driver to change loft and to open or close the face of the club to adjust slices or fades depending on the direction of your ball flight.
1747731
The wrench helps adjust the club head on a driver or 3 wood. Or change weights on certain drivers
2244747
There is no setting for these Drivers to control the torque as they are not meant for applications such as Putting Lug nuts on cars ect. These guns are great for driving Lags, Driving Screws ect where there is not usually a torque spec.
1997601
This is a screw driver as it turns slow. I use it when I am working on computers.This is my 2nd one I have owned. I wore the first one out.The chuck is not a tighten down like you would see in a battery operated drill but it isa internal 6 or 8 sided sleeve that will let a screw driver tip seat in about 1/2".I hope this helps.
651450
Are you using a bit holder such as a Bosch CC60483? Also, if you're completely new to these sort of drivers you might be unaware that you need to pull the locking collar out slightly to allow the drivers and bits to seat properly and lock in
892600
this tool is used only with bits with a 1/4" hex shank. The sleeve on the hex chuck of the driver is pulled forward (away from the driver body) to release a bit or to allow a bit to be inserted into the hex chuck.
1764590
it is an elongated photo; the wrench is very compact does not extend. i'm assuming that there is an extension tool, accessory at the front that does not come with the wrench.
831767
It is a quick release end that fits various bits for different types of screws/bolts. You need the correct bit for the screws you want to drive in/out.
422918
Sorry so late with this answer... I don't use this tool that often so I had to re-learn it.ANSWER: "Kind of"! You don't have to use the separate little wrench that is supplied. What you do have to do is..... there is a small round collar at the very end of the tool. You insert your bit, then unscrew this collar, slide it up, tighten the bit then slide the collar back to it original screwed in position. It is a little bit easier than using the supplied wrench.Hope this was of help and not too late.
1012639
The tool can be used as a screwdriver to remove the three screws . The thickness of the tool fits the slots on the screws ,remove them first . The arched side of the tool is to remove the big sprocket / nut .
469321
Great driver! Works wonderful. Is great for small bolts and nuts like 1/4" - 3/8" bolts. Does not work the same as Dewalt's 1/4 impact driver which works great for driving in screws with the ratcheting function. This driver works just like a air operated impact gun, but just uses a battery. Make sure that you spend the extra money on the 20V model too, don't be cheap and get a 18v, you will be disappointed.
851163
Mt Tekton wrench was broken when it arrived, but my other ratcheting "clicker" - a Craftsman - does both RH and LH thread. The Tekton should work the same.
2227749
I had given my tool to the men trying to get the driver out....I only suspect it being used as something similar to a hammer....hope this helps....I did not get my tool back or talk to the people...we just got the driver out...
1617885
It's an all-metal chuck with carbide (machine steel) toothed inserts for actual tool contact. Rather than a continuously ratcheting close, you tighten the chuck down on the tool, and the chuck cams over to a locked position. (Although ratcheting gives you nice feedback about the tightening process, it doesn't necessarily give you a yes/no on when you are truly locked.) Once you've cam-locked, it's neither possible nor necessary to tighten the chuck any further. I have never actually measured the run-out, but it is at least as good as any other drill I have used. A properly seated drill bit, when spun at high speeds, shows a nice narrow profile, with no sign of tip wobble. (This is of course not a really scientific test, as it depends on things like the user's eyesight, etc.) I worry about run-out too, but with a hand-held drill of this quality, the quality of drilling will probably depend at least as much on the operator's ability to hold the tool perfectly steady and drive in a perfectly straight path.
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Hi Jefte, this wrench calibrates the torque you use to tighten nuts and bolts. Your expression "calibrating engines" I cannot understand. Ed
1694649
I have not used mine much for that kind of work I mostly use it to drive screws in tit places. it doesn't have a lot of tork so if its not removing your bolts or screw you need more tork or a bigger wrench
1453468
An "impact drill" as you call it (actually more properly called an impact driver) is intended to provide huge amounts of torque necessary to insert bolts and screws. It's not meant for drilling, although it will function just fine as a drill--it's simply UNSAFE to use as one. The torque it provides is enough that if your drill bit gets stuck in something, instead of slipping in the chuck, the impact driver will simply shatter the bit. Then you have shrapnel. No bueno.
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I am unaware of any way to use bits on this multi-tool... It did not come with a toolkit or bits and there is no way to attach an extender or bit to the multitool to make it into a bit driver. You just have the tools that fold out of the middle and the pliers.