DJ3 modifications

[kalem]

If it's not a high torque application just do what me and dad always do, get a cheap socket and bung it on the angle grinder till it's thin enough to fit, we have a whole bunch of "custom" sockets, just be careful if you're using them under a lot of load because they can be weak if you've ground a lot off them.

tried that, but it was a really shit socket... long story

 

[wombat]

Yep, most people only buy cheap tools once. If you do it more than once you're either really poor, or have no nerves in your knuckles.

 

[S.]

If it's not a high torque application just do what me and dad always do, get a cheap socket and bung it on the angle grinder till it's thin enough to fit, we have a whole bunch of "custom" sockets, just be careful if you're using them under a lot of load because they can be weak if you've ground a lot off them.

tried that, but it was a really shit socket... long story

Oi! :evil:

 

[CHEWY]

lol

 

[kalem]

really shit socket... long story

Oi! :evil:

heh-heh

 

[CHEWY]

ok, i just put some 10wt oil in them then and so far it seems to have improved them quite a bit, although i need to go take it out for a good thrashing to really find out how much better they r.
thanks for ur replies all