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General => Announcements => Topic started by: Colonial-Clive (yindi) on November 16, 2016, 02:52:22 PM
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Hi guys and gals found this site today for JIS screwdrivers that fit the old cross heads, no more chewed screws.
http://ruggedroads.co.uk/epages/00cbb604-5d1c-407e-8207-580e14387ec5.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/00cbb604-5d1c-407e-8207-580e14387ec5/Products/%2212705/6/8%22
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They is also an impact version that is out of stock atm. But available elsewhere. Has anyone used one of these?
http://ruggedroads.co.uk/epages/00cbb604-5d1c-407e-8207-580e14387ec5.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/00cbb604-5d1c-407e-8207-580e14387ec5/Products/125961
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Yes to the above and they're absolutely superb tools.
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I have spent thousands on tool over the years and have found these JIS tools a rip off. Most people are shocked that I still use PH1, 2 and 3 and find they do the same job, even on the end of a torque wrench.
Even Ash had to agree with me that the PH is a very good fit.
The only time I have trouble getting a JIS machine screw out is when someone else has had a go before me.
And bloody cheap >>> http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10-x-Screwdriver-Screw-Bits-25mm-S2-Grade-Steel-1-4-inch-Various-Types-/181247177367?var=&hash=item2a332c7297:m:mKYZ1QBnqZ27KWZ-3ulcVtQ
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I agree Trig, I would add that a PH2 fits better with the tip ground off a tadge.
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I agree Trig, I would add that a PH2 fits better with the tip ground off a tadge.
Isn't that what a grinder is for ? ;D
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I agree Trig, I would add that a PH2 fits better with the tip ground off a tadge.
Isn't that what a grinder is for ? ;D
NOW this made me chuckle !!!!!
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Am I missing something? Tried all the double entendres... Nothing.
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No Mike, he did just mean a grinder, your trying to read something into what's not there ;D ;D ;D
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It's been a long day...
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I agree Trig, I would add that a PH2 fits better with the tip ground off a tadge.
Isn't that what a grinder is for ? ;D
Is that "a grinder" or just "grinder" because that changes the whole context about what shape fits best.
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Bought a set of these last week and they are a far better fit than any phillips screwdriver, even the ones with the ground tip i have been using for years, so now my ruined phillips ones will be consigned to the bin.
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Like to see how you fit those screwdriver on a torque wrench.
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Never used a JLS screwdriver in my life, like Trig a PH2 ground down on the tip worked just fine. I also found the Snap-On PH2 socket worked really well, although I did break the tip on a few of them using an impact driver with them, free replacement and they never asked how I'd broke it :)
This is where you are getting wrong, If you try jis and not jls you will find there is a difference🙂
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I agree Trig, I would add that a PH2 fits better with the tip ground off a tadge.
A ph2 will never fit a jis screw better than a jis screwdriver no matter how much hope you put into it.
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This is worse than oil ::)
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:-) I like to precision grid an Ingot of Unicorn shyte to my own unique interpretation of the JIS standard. Then send my engines to Graham to rebuild. Simple.
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Well that's one way to kill a "no win" conversation ;D ;D ;D
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Ha ha was quite enjoying the conversation.
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Ha ha was quite enjoying the conversation.
:) so was i? who kicked the ball in the long grass
so to add fuel to the fire i just undone a 17 mm tappet cover by hammering a 16mm open ended spanner on it lol
that says a lot about JIS tools init
Japanese Industrial Standard means nothing in my garage ;)
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Why are tappet covers so, so tight. It is only two full turn thread and with a O ring. I had one once that it didn't matter how much heat, metrinch socket on a breaker bar, it would not budge. Ended up drilling it out, maybe should of tried a JIS Screwdriver on it first ;D ;D
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Maybe a JIS screwdriver would have removed the seized centre stand pivot easily. ;D
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Maybe a JIS screwdriver would have removed the seized centre stand pivot easily. ;D
See, that is where you were going wrong ;D
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My oil gallery plug will only loosen if I hammer a 1/4" whitworth socket over the end. Maybe because it's plumbing.
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Try using a JIS screwdriver. ;D ;D