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Just grab 3 - one you think is right, then the size up and the size down
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By laying your cheek against the item and banging your head with a mallet, you can get impressions for larger items such as radiator cap sizes.
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So the size reference does not go quickly away, heat it up with a torch, place your thumb on it and you will have a longer lasting impression, like I did with a car cigarette lighter when I was a kid.
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All my torque bits are in a little holder and I just grabbed the whole thing 😉
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Anything to save another trip back to the tool box!👍
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I used this to size up the ones you can reach but not see
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You’re the dictionary definition of working smarter, not harder! 😂
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Awesome! Never thought of that. And yes, every time you say like in every video "I hope it helps". Telling you bro, Everytime you always help. Thanks for sharing Brian
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If you cant look at it and be within 3 sizes you are a special breed of mechanic
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This is exactly what I do when I'm measuring brake pads and I can't see it because of how the caliper and bracket are set up but I can at least put a finger on it. Lol
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That is so simple an genius!!!
Love your videos, straight to the point. No filler, no fluff and best of all no horrible background music.
Keep em coming brother
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700 years in the automotive and diesel industry and never thought of this
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Interesting! I'm sure at some point i'll probably end up trying this. But, for years now, whenever I deal with Torx fasteners I ALWAYS try one size larger, just to see if it fits. Been lots of times I felt like I had the right one, but then found out the next bigger one actually fit.
The way torx fasteners / bit feels is different then most other fasteners / tools, it can be misleading.
And using one size too small on a torx fastener lots of times strips out the fastener in a way its hard to fix (rounds off most of the sharp edges, doesn't leave much to grab onto).
I SUSPECT (just personal guess here), that a bunch of the frustration of dealing with torx fasteners comes from this issue (besides just needing to have that many more tools in the toolbox, and the fact that there are some standards out there which look like torx but are actually slightly different.... or having torx fasteners put in with red / permanent loctite, and not knowing that beforehand...)
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Dude I’ve done this countless amount of times, I’m happy others use it
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Uh you ever heard of Google?
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Dude, you just keep getting better and better. 😃
Thank
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DUDE WTF that's so simplistic and brilliant.
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I don't know about that one, but I do have a tattoo on my forehand of the 10mm socket with teardrops pouring out of it...
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I used to try to do this when working on oddball HVAC equipment that doesn't use the standard 1/4" or 5/16" hardware, but the imprint would never last long enough to get to my tools to match it up, so I just started guessing and found out that I can guess with about 95% accuracy
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@Pinhead_larry265
1 month ago
51 years in the automotive industry and I have never thought of this before
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