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Thread ID: 111945	2010-08-17 22:03:00	Resident tech	Cicero (40)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1128794	2010-08-17 22:03:00	Who is resident tech in Christchurch? I know who Wainui one is.	Cicero (40)
1128795	2010-08-18 09:20:00	Who is resident tech in Christchurch? I know who Wainui one is. Not a one,bugger me.	Cicero (40)
1128796	2010-08-18 09:41:00	Karamea Dave or Hueybot possibly depending on what you need I guess	gary67 (56)
1128797	2010-08-18 10:12:00	Karamea Dave or Hueybot possibly depending on what you need I guess But are they putting their hands up?	Cicero (40)
1128798	2010-08-18 10:19:00	I don't know I can't see them from Nelson	gary67 (56)
1128799	2010-08-18 10:23:00	I don't know I can't see them from Nelson So your trip didn't do much good then! By the way,have you used an impact driver?	Cicero (40)
1128800	2010-08-18 10:27:00	Yes in the distant past they can be very useful for getting out stubborn screws but be careful not to damage the head of the screw too much before hand	gary67 (56)
1128801	2010-08-18 10:33:00	Yes in the distant past they can be very useful for getting out stubborn screws but be careful not to damage the head of the screw too much before hand As a cabinet maker I use one every day,can't see how you can do without one. Saw the kitchen fitter next door having his wrist twised with an 18 volt drill,showed mim how to use impact without stress on wrist,but like you ,it wen over his head.;)	Cicero (40)
1128802	2010-08-18 20:03:00	I'm not saying they are not useful, as a joiner they can be very useful just I don't have much need that often as I only do new work. I use a 12v drill so that it can't twist my wrist off, unfortunately with my shoulder problem using an impact driver all the time would mean I would only be able to work for about half an hour a day it would be the end of my career	gary67 (56)
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