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by Job and Knock » Sat Nov 02, 2019 7:04 pm
Ever seen an off line driver ?:

- Trend Snappy SNAP_OFLD offline driver with quick chuck 001_01.jpg (42.64 KiB) Viewed 318 times
Trend sell a decent quality one (seen above, in conjunction with a Trend Snappy Quick-Chuck - the gold item) and Kamasa do quite a decent one, too. Am alternative, although far less durable and less able to transmit huge amounts of torque, is the flexible driver:

- Trend Snappy SNAP_FMD_1 flexible driver 001_01.jpg (54.04 KiB) Viewed 318 times
which can get you out of some tight corners (or rather into them). For PZD screws I often just resort to using a 6in (150mm) or 12in (300mm) bit holder and driving the screw at a slight angle ("camming out"). This is a 305mm version from Milwaukee:

- Milwaukee Shockwave Bit Holder 305mm 001_01.jpg (26.47 KiB) Viewed 318 times
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